custody case: Ont. - An Ontario judge has issued an emergency order that 14 children from an ultra-orthodox Jewish sect at the centre of a custody case be placed in the care of children's aid, but police said Thursday most of the children have left the country. , according to Winnipeg Free Press. Immigration authorities in Trinidad met Wednesday with Canadian Embassy officials about the case, said Marcia Hope, a spokeswoman for that country's Ministry of National Security. Members of the Lev Tahor ultra-orthodox Jewish sect walk down a street in Chatham, Ont., Wednesday, March 5, 2014. THE Dave Chidley Two families whose children were ordered removed from their custody left Canada for Guatemala this week, but some of the travellers were detained in Trinidad and Tobago during a stopover, according to a Lev Tahor member's email to supporters, which was obtained by The Canadian Press. Related Items Articles Lev Tahor members leave Canada before appeal, email reveals
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