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Canadian cases involving countries that are parties to the Hague
Convention are managed through special offices in each of the
provincial and territorial departments of the Attorney General or of
Justice. These offices are called "central authorities." Details on the
use of the Convention, as well as a list of participating countries, are
contained in Section III. Addresses for the Canadian central authorities
are given in Section VI.
If you have any questions, please contact Consular Services of Foreign
Affairs and International Trade Canada, 125 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, ON
K1A 0G2; tel.: 1-800-387-3124 or 1-800-267-6788 (in Canada) or
613-996-8885; fax: 613-995-9221 or 613-996-5358. This manual, as
well as other useful information, can also be found on the Consular
Services website (www.travel.gc.ca).
Every effort has been made to provide accurate and current information
in this manual. However, the manual should be used only as a general
guide. Individuals facing a potential or actual abduction situation
should seek advice and guidance from the appropriate authorities.
Nothing in this manual should be construed as legal advice; nor is it
intended to replace the advice of your lawyer or other authorities.
Cuiii aniucrioxs are difficult and complex when
they occur within Canada. When they involve other
countries, they are even more so. Provincial /territorial
and federal governments cooperate closely in assisting
parents affected by such abductions. These cases involve
Canadian children who have been wrongfully removed
from Canada, or who have been prevented from
returning home by one of their parents. There are
hundreds of active cases.
Each international child abduction is unique. It is important, therefore,
that you, the parent left behind, work closely with officials to
improve the chances that you can be reunited with your child. You
must be directly involved in the search and the anticipated return of
your child. This is a bewildering and often prolonged experience.
The objective of this manual, therefore, is to help you understand
the process and to direct you to appropriate sources of help.
The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child
Abduction – known as the Hague Convention – is the main interna-
tional treaty that can assist parents whose children have been abducted
to another country. As of August 2009, approximately 80 countries have
adopted the Convention, including Canada. It offers considerable assis-
tance in the case of children abducted to signatory countries, and over
400 Canadian children have been returned under its arrangements.
tance and advice. Remember that it is easier to prevent an abduction than it is
to recover a child after an abduction has taken place. Do not ignore your fears.
Act upon them and seek assistance.
Precautions and Preparations
If you have any reason to believe that your child could be abducted to or retained
in another country against your wishes, you should ensure that you have detailed
information about your child (including travel documents), as well as about the
other parent and his or her family, friends and business associates both in Canada
and in other countries. You should take colour photographs of your child every
six months. A checklist of such information is given in Section VII. Further, you
should teach your child how to use the telephone and practise how to make long-
distance collect calls. Special attention should be given to teaching a child how
to make collect calls from a pay phone.
There is often a revenge motive involved in child abductions, and abducting
parents may try to convince their children that the other parent no longer
wants or loves them. Therefore, it is important for you to impress upon your
child that you do indeed love him or her, and that you would in no circumstances
want your child to leave you.
The laws of Canadian provinces and territories generally provide for both parents
to have equal legal custody of a child, as long as there is no custody order and
the child is living with them. This is the law in many other countries as well.
If you are considering separation or divorce, if you are already separated or
divorced, or if you were never legally married to the other parent, you should
discuss custodial arrangements with your lawyer. Only your lawyer can provide
you with advice appropriate to your specific circumstances.
A well-written custody order is important when dealing with parental child
abductions, especially if the other parent is a landed immigrant or a Canadian
citizen with ties to, or citizenship of, another country. Even if your Canadian
custody order would not be officially recognized in the country to which your
child could be abducted, it will serve as a formal statement of your custodial
rights in subsequent discussions and proceedings. Your lawyer can advise you
on what is appropriate for your situation. The custody order might include
some or all of the following:
sole or joint custody;
access rights;
Your child is most vulnerable to abduction when your relationship with the other
parent is broken or troubled. The vulnerability is magnified if the other parent
has close family in, or other ties with, another country.
This vulnerability may be increased in situations where permission is granted
for a child to visit or travel to another country. In many cases, abduction or
custody issues arise when the child is prevented from returning to Canada.
These cases may not be considered as abductions under the criminal laws of
the other countries concerned or of Canada. Rather, they may give rise to cus-
tody or wrongful retention issues. You should bear these factors in mind when
you are contemplating travel for either yourself or your child.
In some countries, children must obtain the permission of their father and
women must obtain the permission of their husbands in order to travel. If you are
planning to visit another country where you are unfamiliar with the laws and
customs as they relate to children and women, you should acquire a thorough
knowledge of them before making final arrangements for the trip. You can begin
by calling Consular Services in Ottawa.
As well, if you are separated or divorced, or if there is a court order with respect
to custodial arrangements for your child, you should discuss your planned visit
with a Canadian lawyer experienced in such matters. In some instances, it
might also be necessary to discuss your situation with a lawyer in the country
you will be visiting. Consular officials can provide you with a list of lawyers in
foreign countries who may be able to assist.
If at any time you believe your child may be in danger of being abducted, you
should discuss the matter with your local police, your lawyer, Consular
Services and other organizations that may be able to provide you with assis-
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Dual Nationality
Many international child abductions involve parents and children who have
citizenship of other countries in addition to Canada. Dual nationality is
permissible under Canadian law. The fact that the abducting parent may carry
another passport could create additional difficulty for you and Canadian
authorities in preventing an abduction. The Government of Canada cannot
prevent diplomatic or consular offices of other countries in Canada or elsewhere
from providing passport services to Canadian children who are also citizens of
those countries.
You or your lawyer can request that a foreign diplomatic or consular office not
provide passport services for your child. To do so, you should provide the foreign
diplomatic or consular office with a written request, along with a certified copy
of any court orders dealing with custody of or foreign travel by your child. In
the letter you can inform the foreign government office that you have also sent
a copy of your request to Consular Services. If your child has only Canadian
citizenship, you can ask the foreign government office not to issue a visa (if one
is required for entry) in your child's Canadian passport. There is no require-
ment for other countries to comply with such requests, but many
countries do so voluntarily in the interest of preventing international child
court-ordered supervised access;
prohibition on travel without the permission of both parents or the court, and
surrender of all travel documentation for a child by the non-custodial parent;
deposit of passport/travel documents issued in the name of the child with
the court;
if travel is permitted to a country that is a party to the Hague Convention,
a statement whereby both parents agree that the terms of the Convention
and/or of the Canadian Criminal Act would apply in the event of an
abduction or wrongful retention; and
if one of the parents does not have Canadian citizenship or has dual citizenship,
provisions for a bond to be posted in the event of the child travelling to
another country, which would be forfeited to the other parent in case of
abduction or wrongful retention.
You should obtain several certified copies of the custody order. A copy should be
given to your child's school and other authorities who may be acting in loco
parentis. Further, the school should be advised as to who has authority to collect
or take charge of your child.
Canadian Passports
Canadian government regulations permit the issuance of a passport to a child
under 16 years of age if the applicant is the parent, the custodial parent or the
legal guardian. Effective December 11, 2001, Canadian children must have
their own passport. The practice of adding a child's name to a parent's passport
is no longer permitted. If parents are separated or divorced, a child will not
be issued with a passport unless the application is supported by evidence that
the issuance of the passport is not contrary to the terms of a custody order or
a separation agreement.
If you fear the abduction of your child, you may notify any passport office in
Canada (or the nearest Canadian embassy or consulate if you are abroad) to
have your child's name placed on the Passport Control List, a list that puts
officials on alert. Before your child's name is included on this list, you will be
asked to provide the names and birth dates of both parents and the child, as
well as copies of any custody-related documents.
The address for the central Passport Canada office is given in Section VI. There
are also 29 regional Passport Canada offices across Canada. Consult the federal
government section of your telephone directory for the one nearest you.
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If you do not have a custody order, consult with your lawyer on the need for
one. In cases where the Hague Convention applies, a custody order "after the
fact" may not be necessary. However, for abductions to countries not party to
the Hague Convention, a Canadian custody order is important.
One of the most important things you can do in the early stages of an
international child abduction is to establish friendly contact with the relatives
and friends of the other parent, both in Canada and abroad. The fastest and
most effective way to resolve international child abductions is for the abducting
parent to return the child to Canada voluntarily. While there may be good reasons
for you to believe that this approach won't work, it is important that the effort
be made. Section IV contains more information on this.
You may want to contact a local or national non-governmental organization
that provides advice and assistance to parents whose children have been abducted.
Such organizations can be of considerable help to you and can put you in touch
with other parents who have gone or are going through the same turmoil.
A list of some of these organizations is given in Section VI.
However, the first and most important element is to determine exactly where your
child is. Recovery actions cannot be taken until your child's location is known.
The following agencies can assist you in finding and recovering your child.
The Local Police
As soon as you suspect that your child has been abducted, contact your local
police department immediately. The sooner the police network can begin to
search and investigate, the better.
When you contact the local police, give them a copy of any custody order as
well as photographs and descriptions of your child and the abducting parent.
You should also provide any other information that may lead to the quick
discovery of the location of your child. A checklist of such information is provided
in Section VII.
Ask the local police to enter the information in the Canadian Police Information
Centre (CPIC) computer system, so that all police forces in Canada will have
access to it. Also request that the information be entered in the United States
National Crime Information Center (NCIC) computer system.
If you believe that your child has been or may be taken out of the country,
request that the local police immediately contact the Missing Children's
General Advice
The discovery that one's child is missing is a traumatic experience. It is important
that you stay calm and seek assistance from family, friends and appropriate
professionals. Report your child's disappearance to the police and to Consular
Services, and consult with your lawyer.
A determined abducting parent can make the search for and recovery of a missing
child an extremely complex process. It is very difficult even when the abductor
is still in Canada. When the abductor leaves Canada, the process becomes far
more complicated. Search and recovery efforts can be prolonged and are often
unsuccessful. Therefore, you should not have unrealistic expectations of results,
or expect results in a matter of days or, in some instances, months. You should
be well organized in this process, establishing reasonable goals and expectations.
These may include:
obtaining early confirmation of where your child is located;
obtaining early confirmation of the well-being of your child;
arranging a meeting, as soon as possible, between your child and a
Canadian official;
becoming informed about your legal situation both in Canada and in the
country where your child is located;
understanding the limitations and constraints that may affect the return of
your child to Canada;
learning about the legal process; and
understanding the potential financial implications for you and other members
of your family in the search and recovery process.
It is crucial that you be reachable at all times, in case someone tries to
communicate with you about your missing child.
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Among the services offered through the RCMP's Missing Children's Registry
is the Travel Reunification Program, which is designed to help parents or
guardians who cannot afford to pay the cost of having an abducted child
returned to Canada. To qualify for the travel assistance offered by the program,
the following guidelines must be met:
The request for assistance must come from the investigating police
department, the provincial /territorial central authority or the Consular
Affairs Bureau.
The requesting agency is responsible for assessing the financial status of the
family and determining if free transportation and accommodation should
be provided.
The service is available only to return a child abducted by a parent.
A parent or guardian will not be sent overseas unless all legal steps have
been taken for the return of the child to Canada and the local authorities
are cooperating in the return.
The Media
Publicity can be both helpful and detrimental in international child abductions.
It is important, therefore, that you discuss the matter of publicity with your
local police and/or your lawyer. You should discuss the matter with Consular
Services. In some countries, publicity could affect the willingness or ability of
local authorities to assist in the return of your child. It may also cause the
abducting parent to go into hiding and, in so doing, create further stress and
danger for your child.
Search Agencies
A number of private organizations will carry out search activities on your
behalf for a fee and/or expenses. You should obtain advice and guidance from
professionals, including the local police and non-governmental organizations
(see Section VI for addresses), before engaging such agencies to act on your
behalf. If you do decide to engage such an organization, it is important to have
your lawyer involved in any negotiations to protect your financial interests and
to ensure that the proposed activities do not further complicate the search for
and recovery of your child.
Registry of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). Also contact
Consular Services.
Your local police may initiate some of the following, or seek your assistance in
doing so:
review with you and other authorities whether criminal charges should be
laid against the abducting parent;
notify your child's school authorities of the abduction, and ask that they
advise you or your lawyer in the event that there is a request for school
records; you may need to provide the school authorities with a certified
copy of your custody order;
review credit cards that the abducting parent may have and request records
of purchases;
obtain records of long-distance calls that the abducting parent may have
made prior to the abduction;
suggest to the RCMP or local police the publication of an Interpol circular;
if your child has chronic medical problems or is on regular medication,
contact the physician and/or hospital that treated your child and ask for
their cooperation should there be a request for information concerning
your child; here, too, you may need to provide a certified copy of your
custody order; and
if there are common credit cards or joint bank accounts, check your liability
for transactions made by the abducting parent and take appropriate action.
The Canadian Government's
"Our Missing Children" Program
This program involves four federal government departments: the RCMP,
the Canada Border Services Agency, Foreign Affairs and International Trade
Canada and the Department of Justice. The program's objective is to locate
and return missing and abducted children.
Following a request from the local police, customs officers can immediately
have a border alert distributed to the member countries of the International
Customs Union. The RCMP component, the Missing Children's Registry, is
associated with the global police network Interpol, through which it will assist
any Canadian police agency in coordinating investigations abroad.
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At the time of the abduction or retention, the Convention applied between
Canada and the country to which your child has been taken and/or, in
some cases, is travelling through.
Your child is under 16 years of age.
Application for the Return of a Child
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If your child has been abducted to or is being retained in a country other than
Canada and you are aware of the location, you should contact the office of your
provincial or territorial Attorney General and/or Minister of Justice. These
departments have special sections designated as the central authority for your
province or territory, which are responsible for the administration of the Hague
Convention. The federal Department of Justice is also a central authority and
provides assistance to the provinces and territories. A list of all the Canadian
central authorities is contained in Section VI. The central authority can provide
you with information on the countries that are signatories to the Hague
Convention, and can advise you on how to proceed with an application.
As of August 2009, the Convention applied between Canada and the fol-
lowing countries:
Argentina, Australia, Austria, the Bahamas, Belarus, Belgium, Belize, Bosnia and
Herzegovina, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Chile, China (Hong Kong and Macau Special
Administrative Regions only), Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech
Republic, Denmark (except the Faroe Islands and Greenland), Ecuador, El
Salvador, Estonia, Fiji, Finland, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Honduras, Hungary,
Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg, Macedonia (known as Former
Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia in UN and other international bodies), Malta,
Mauritius, Mexico, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, the Netherlands, New
Zealand, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Saint
Kitts and Nevis, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka,
Sweden, Switzerland, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Turkmenistan, the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (including Isle of Man, Cayman
Islands, Falkland Islands, Montserrat, Bermuda), the United States of America,
Uruguay, Uzbekistan, Venezuela, and Zimbabwe.
In some instances, the Convention may not apply to dependent territories of
these countries. It is, therefore, important to verify whether the Convention will
apply to your situation. The number of countries to which the Convention
applies continues to increase. The website for the Hague Convention provides an
up-to-date listing (http://hcch.e-vision.nl).
More than 30 years ago, the international community recognized the need for
cooperation between countries to find a means to prevent and resolve cases of
parental international child abductions. In 1976, the Hague Conference on
Private International Law, an international organization based in the Netherlands,
accepted a Canadian proposal to alleviate some of these problems. Canada,
along with some 30 other countries, actively participated in the negotiations
that led to the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child
Abduction. Canada was the second country to ratify the Convention, which
came into force on December 1, 1983. Canadian involvement in the negotiation
and ratification process was coordinated closely with provincial and territorial
governments. The Convention applies throughout Canada and in approximately
80 other countries.
The objectives of the Hague Convention are:
to secure the prompt return of a child wrongfully removed to or retained
in any contracting state, to the environment from which the child was
removed; and
to ensure that the rights of custody and of access under the law of one
contracting state are effectively respected in other contracting states.
The Convention can be of help to you if the following requirements are met:
Your child was habitually resident in Canada immediately prior to the
wrongful removal or retention.
The wrongful removal was in breach of rights of custody or rights of
access or retention within the meaning of the Hague Convention.
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your child cannot be arranged voluntarily, a court hearing may take place. At
the hearing, your rights may be represented by a lawyer acting on behalf of the
foreign central authority or by someone you have engaged privately. The other
parent can have legal representation at the hearing and can contest your application.
If the conditions contained in the Hague Convention are met, and none of the
exceptions apply, the decision should be to order the return of the child.
However, any decision can be appealed to higher courts in accordance with the
judicial process of the country concerned, or there could be delays by the police
in implementing a court decision in your favour. The Hague Convention calls for
fast action in recovering a child, first seeking the voluntary return of the child
by the abducting parent. If this fails and legal procedures are initiated, it can take
many weeks before a decision is finalized. If a decision is not reached within six
weeks of the date on the application, the Canadian central authority concerned
may request a statement explaining the delay. The final disposition can take
considerable time, depending on the nature of the legal proceedings involved,
including appeals.
The Hague Convention contains a number of exceptions that could affect the
decision by the court in the foreign country. Some of the main ones are:
The other parent proves that you were not exercising custody rights when
the child was abducted/retained, or that you consented to the child's
removal or later acquiesced to it.
There is a grave risk that the child would be exposed to physical or
psychological harm or would otherwise be placed in an intolerable situation
if he or she were returned.
The child objects to being returned and is old enough and mature enough to
have his or her views taken into account.
If the central authority in the country that received your Hague Convention
application has reason to believe that the child has been taken to yet another
country, it may cease the proceedings or dismiss the application and transfer it to the
country concerned.
Central authorities do not impose charges for the application. There could be
costs associated with court proceedings and legal counsel. Some countries will
provide legal services free of charge; in other countries you may be entitled to
legal aid; and in others it may be necessary for you to engage your own lawyer.
The relevant central authorities in Canada and in the foreign country will do
some or all of the following to assist you:
provide you with information on how to proceed with an application under
the Hague Convention;
provide up-to-date information on the participating countries;
discover the whereabouts of a child who has been wrongfully removed
or retained;
prevent further harm to such a child by taking provisional measures;
secure the voluntary return of the child; and
provide or facilitate the provision of legal aid and advice, including the
participation of legal counsel and advisors.
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Your provincial/territorial central authority will provide you with a copy of
the Convention-approved application form and other information about issues
under the Convention. The application will require the following:
information on your identity, the identity and date of birth of the child
and the identity of the person alleged to have removed or retained the child;
all available information concerning the whereabouts of the child and the
identity of the person with whom the child is presumed to be;
a statement of the grounds proving your right to have the child returned;
you must prove the wrongful removal or retention of the child and your
custody rights that existed at the time of the wrongful removal or retention;
supporting documents, such as a certified copy of the judgement or
agreement granting you custody or access rights, where such a document
is applicable; and
a statement giving the foreign central authority the right to act on your behalf.
In addition to providing supporting documents in the official language of your
choice (English or French), you may be required to provide translations in the
official language of the country concerned.
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The Canadian central authority will transmit your application to the central
authority of the country concerned. In turn, the foreign central authority will
submit your application to its appropriate judicial authority. If the return of
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In the event that your child has been abducted to a country that is not a party
to the Hague Convention, it is possible for you to take other actions both in
Canada and abroad that could lead to the return of your child. (Some of these
actions may also be relevant if the abduction has been to a Hague Convention
country.) In Canada, the civil justice system can be used to reinforce your
custody rights and, if appropriate, the criminal justice system can be used to
initiate criminal action against the abductor. It may be possible to take similar
actions in the other country. As every situation is unique, it is important for
you to seek legal and other professional advice and guidance before taking
specific action.
Using the Civil Justice System
Once you have obtained a custody order from the appropriate Canadian court,
the next step is to decide whether you wish to use the justice system in the
country to which your child has been abducted.
Consular Services can provide you with general information on the legal system
of that country, customs and practices of that country related to parental rights,
and the experience of other people in seeking to use that country's justice system
to have an abducted child returned.
Consular officers in Ottawa and overseas can provide advice and guidance on the
laws of a foreign country or on what might be the most appropriate action to
take. However, for authoritative information, you will need to retain a lawyer in
that country who is knowledgeable and experienced in dealing with custody cases
involving foreigners. Canadian officials in Ottawa and at Canadian government
offices abroad can provide you with a list of lawyers who speak English or
French, who may be experienced in parental child abduction or family law and
who may have represented Canadians in circumstances similar to yours.
However, as this lawyer will be working for you, it is most important that you,
It is not essential that you travel to the country handling your Hague Convention
application, but this may be desirable in some cases. If your application is
successful, it would simplify matters if you, as the custodial parent, could be
present to accompany the child on his or her return to Canada. You will be
responsible for the travel costs involved in having your child returned to Canada.
Refer to Section II for details on the RCMP's Travel Reunification Program,
which may be able to provide assistance in having the child returned to Canada
(website: www.ourmissingchildren.gc.ca).
Assistance in the Exercise of Access Rights
If you are having difficulties in exercising your access rights, your provincial/
territorial central authority can also process an application under the Hague
Convention for organizing or securing the effective exercise of those rights. In
so doing, the central authorities are promoting a second goal of the Convention,
which is to promote the peaceful enjoyment of access rights. You should contact
your provincial /territorial central authority if you are experiencing such
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to the courts of another country may be the only hope for the safe return of your
child. Each country is unique, and it is up to you to decide whether to proceed
with legal action.
Using the Criminal Justice System
Parental abduction is a criminal offence under sections 281, 282 and 283 of the
Canadian Criminal Code. In many situations, the criminal justice system can
prove to be a very useful instrument in locating and recovering a child, especially
when the person suspected of perpetrating the abduction has not yet left
Canadian soil.
Since the administration of criminal justice is a provincial/territorial responsibility,
criminal justice may be administered in a slightly different way from one
province/territory to another. Thus, in the abduction of children, some
provinces /territories require authorization from the Crown Attorney before
proceedings can be set in motion, while in others proceedings can be initiated
by the police themselves.
Use of the Criminal Code makes it easier for the police to search for and locate
a child. An arrest warrant is generally issued, often improving cooperation among
police forces both nationally and internationally. If necessary, an extradition
request may be made if there is an extradition treaty with the country in which
the alleged abductor is located.
Extradition may be worth considering in some cases of international abduction,
but may be of no value in others. There is no guarantee that the child will be
returned by foreign authorities even if they should permit the extradition of the
alleged abductor. When threatened with extradition, some abducting parents
have hidden the child or have gone into hiding themselves with the child.
In addition, not all countries regard child abduction by one of the parents as a
criminal act. Consular Services can provide information on the criminal jus-
tice system in the country in question, and on whether it is likely to cooperate
in parental child abduction cases.
Other reasons why extradition is not frequently used in connection with
parental child abductions include:
Very few extradition treaties between Canada and other countries include
parental child abduction or custodial interference as extraditable offences.
In recent treaties, efforts have been made to include the concept of "dual
and only you, make the selection. If you decide to undertake legal action in the
other country, it may be necessary for you to be there in person at some stage
of the proceedings.
Lawyers' fees vary widely from country to country and could be in excess of what
would be paid in Canada. Therefore, you should be very direct when making
arrangements for legal representation in another country: ensure that the
arrangements are in writing and that you fully understand what the lawyer will
and will not do, when it will be done and at what cost. If necessary, Canadian
consular officials can maintain contact with your lawyer to obtain status
reports and to verify that your rights, as provided for by the laws of that country,
are respected.
Your lawyer will advise you on the information and documentation that will be
required in order to represent you within that country's justice system.
In addition to providing a certified copy of your custody order, it may be necessary
to supply copies of your marriage and/or separation or divorce documents, along
with copies of the relevant provincial/territorial and federal laws relating to custody
and child abductions. Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada in Ottawa
can authenticate these documents before they are sent. For information, contact
the Authentication and Service of Documents Section, tel.: 613-995-0119;
fax: 613-944-7078. Your Canadian lawyer can assist you in gathering this materi-
al and having it delivered to your lawyer in the foreign country.
A custody order issued by a Canadian court has no automatic binding legal
force beyond the borders of Canada. Nevertheless, there may be procedures and
laws in place in the foreign country to have that order recognized and enforced
there. In addition, such an order could be persuasive in support of any legal
action that you undertake. Courts in other countries, like those in Canada,
must decide child custody cases on the basis of their own domestic laws. This
may give an advantage to the person who has abducted your child, if the
abduction is to the country of his or her other nationality or origin. You could
also be disadvantaged if the country has a legal tradition of deciding custody
cases on the basis of gender and/or religious belief. If custody is given to the
abducting parent in another country, you should make every effort to have the
court specify your access rights. Some countries, even if they award custody to
you or provide for access for you, will not permit the child to leave without
the consent of the other parent.
Your chances of having your Canadian custody order recognized and enforced
in another country are subject to all these factors and conditions. While it may
appear that the deck is stacked against you, it is important to accept that recourse
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Information on the Welfare of Your Child
If your child has been found and it is not possible for you to establish direct
communication, Canadian consular officials in the country concerned can try
on your behalf to make arrangements to visit the child. If they succeed in seeing
your child, they will provide you with reports on his or her health, living conditions,
schooling and other information. Sometimes, consular officials are also able to
deliver letters and photographs to your child and send you the same in return.
If the abducting parent will not permit such a visit, the Canadian government
office abroad can request the assistance of the local authorities, either to
arrange such a visit or to have a local social worker involved.
If information on possible abuse or neglect of your child becomes available to
consular officials, the matter will be discussed, with your permission, with local
child welfare and law enforcement officers. The nearest Canadian government
office abroad can ask local authorities to become involved and ensure that the
child is protected.
The trauma and difficulties associated with international child abductions have
led many parents to consider self-help measures, such as the re-abduction of the
child. Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada strongly advises against
such desperate and often illegal measures. Such action could further endanger
your child and others, prejudice any future legal efforts and result in your arrest
and imprisonment in another country. If you are tried and convicted in that
country, the foreign court will not necessarily give any weight to your custody
rights in Canada when imposing its sentence.
Canadian officials, whether in Ottawa or in other countries, cannot take
possession of a child abducted by a parent or assist others in acting in violation
of the laws of a foreign country. Officials must act in accordance with the laws
of the country concerned.
If you were to succeed in having your child returned to Canada in such
circumstances, there would be no guarantee that you would not be subject to
further attempts by the other parent to re-abduct your child. It is also possible
that Canadian courts might recognize the rights of the other parent and order
the child returned to the foreign country.
criminality" as the basis for extradition. However, this requires that parental
child abduction be considered a crime in both the countries that have
signed the treaty.
Many civil law countries – in contrast with common law countries such as
Canada (with the exception of the province of Quebec), Australia, the United
States and the United Kingdom – will not extradite their own nationals.
Nearly all the countries of Latin America and Europe are civil law countries.
Experience has shown that foreign governments are often unwilling to extradite
anyone for parental child abduction.
While it is important to report the abduction of your child to the police as soon
as possible, your complaint will not necessarily result in child abduction charges.
Whether at the level of the police, the Crown Attorney's office or the federal
Department of Justice, which is responsible for extradition questions, such
decisions are made in accordance with the particular circumstances of each
situation and the possible repercussions on the return of the child. Protection
of the child is the primary objective.
For the police and the Crown Attorney to do the optimum job in dealing with
your complaint, it is essential that you provide all the information available to
you at the time of the complaint and any new information that subsequently
arises. Based on this information, the best possible decisions can be made in the
interests of you and your child.
Communication and Compromise
As the foregoing information illustrates, legal approaches to dealing with
international child abductions can be prolonged and expensive and are often
inconclusive. Before pursuing legal solutions, you should carefully consider and
explore alternative approaches, such as negotiation with the abducting parent. In
some cases, it may be possible to have relatives or friends of the abductor assist
you in establishing contact and help to promote a compromise. As well,
community or religious leaders may be willing to intervene on your behalf.
Such actions might not produce immediate results but could reduce tensions,
promote the welfare of your child and increase the chances of your being able to
visit the child and participate in some way in decisions affecting his or her
well-being. Sometimes, compromise and reconciliation will be the only solution.
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contact foreign diplomatic or consular offices in Canada to establish what
travel documentation may have been used, or whether a visa was issued;
provide you with information on the country concerned, including its legal
system and family laws;
provide you with a list of lawyers in the country concerned, who may be
willing to act on your behalf in the return of your child and assist in the
authentication of needed documents;
should you decide to travel to the country to which the abduction took
place, provide you with advice and guidance before departure and ensure
that officials from the Canadian government office there are available to
assist you upon your arrival;
provide you with a point of contact for information;
follow judicial and administrative proceedings overseas and provide you
with information on developments;
assist you in contacting officials in other countries or contact them on
your behalf;
provide information and advice on things that you can do or that other
organizations or offices of the Canadian government can do; and
provide foreign authorities with any evidence of child custody, abduction,
abuse or neglect.
What Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada
Cannot Do
intervene in private legal matters;
enforce a Canadian custody agreement overseas;
force another country to decide a custody case or to enforce its laws in a
particular way;
assist in violating foreign laws or in the re-abduction of a child;
take possession of an abducted child;
pay legal or other expenses; or
provide legal counsel, act as a lawyer or represent parents in court.
When a Canadian child is abducted to another country, Consular Services
works closely with Canadian government offices abroad, the local police, the
RCMP, the Hague Convention central authorities and others. Our assistance
will be provided only at your explicit request, made personally or by a person
authorized in writing to act on your behalf. All planned actions will be dis-
cussed with you in advance.
You can contact Consular Services 24 hours a day, seven days a week, at
1-800-387-3124 or 1-800-267-6788 (in Canada) or 613-996-8885. These
emergency numbers will put you in contact with a case officer, who will remain
in charge of your case. When you call, you should have available the informa-
tion detailed in Section VII.
Your case officer in Canada will supply the information to a consular official
in the relevant Canadian government office abroad, who, working with the
local authorities or other people, will assist in the efforts to find your child.
The first step is to attempt to confirm the entry of your child into the country.
Unfortunately, some countries may not be prepared to release the information,
especially if the child or the abducting parent is a citizen of that country.
What Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada Can Do
in cases where the Hague Convention applies (see Section III), assist you in
making direct contact with the relevant Canadian provincial /territorial
central authority, and assist the central authorities both in Canada and abroad;
in cases where the Hague Convention does not apply, attempt to locate
and visit the child and report on his or her welfare;
work with the central Passport Canada office in establishing what travel
documentation may have been used by your child;
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Federal Authority for the Hague
Convention on the Civil Aspects of
International Child Abduction
Tel.: 613-996-1300 or 613-944-0016
Fax: 613-992-6485
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890 Taylor Creek
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General Enquiries:
Tel.: 1-877-318-3576
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Consular Services
125 Sussex Drive
Ottawa, ON K1A 0G2
Tel.: 1-800-387-3124 or
1-800-267-6788 or 613-944-6788 or
Fax: 613-995-9221 or 613-996-5358
Website: www.travel.gc.ca
Passport Canada
Gatineau, QC KIA 0G3
Tel.: 1-800-567-6868 or 819-994-3500
Fax: 819-953-5856
Website: www.passportcanada.gc.ca
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Provincial, Territorial
and Federal Central
Authorities (for Hague
Convention Cases)
Reeva Parker, Section Head
Vanita Pillay, Barrister & Solicitor
Alberta Justice
Family Law, Edmonton
Floor, J.E. Brownlee Building
10365 – 97
Edmonton, AB T5J 3W7
Tel.: 780-422-3715
Fax: 780-427-5914
E-mail: email@example.com
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.gov.ab.ca
Jonathan Nicholson, Q.C.
Section Head
Department of Justice
Family Law, Calgary
#1660, Standard Life Building
639 – 5
Avenue S.W.
Calgary, AB T2P 0M9
Tel.: 403-297-3360
Fax: 403-297-6381
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.gov.ab.ca
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Penelope Lipsack
Legal Services Branch
Ministry of Attorney General
P.O. Box 9280, Stn. Prov. Gov't
Victoria, BC V8W 9J7
Tel.: 250-356-8419
Fax: 250-356-8992 or 250-356-9264
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.gov.bc.ca
Janet Sigurdson (Crown Counsel)
Department of Justice
1230 – 405 Broadway
Winnipeg, MB R3C 3L6
Tel.: 204-945-2850 (J. Sigurdson)
Fax: 204-948-2004
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.gov.mb.ca
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Catherine Berryman
Coordinator of Family Cases
Floor, Assumption Place
770 Main Street, P.O. Box 5001
Moncton, NB E1C 8R3
Tel.: 506-856-3844
Fax: 506-856-2625
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.gnb.ca
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Brian F. Furey, Q.C.
Manager – Social Unit
Department of Justice
Newfoundland and Labrador
Floor, East Block
Confederation Building
Prince Philip Drive, P.O. Box 8700
St. John's, NL A1B 4J6
Tel.: 709-729-2887
Fax: 709-729-2129
E-mail: email@example.com
Website: www.gov.nl.ca/just
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Mike Reddy, Senior Policy Analyst
Laura Seddon, Director
Department of Justice
Government of the NWT
4903 – 49
Street, P.O. Box 1320
Yellowknife, NT X1A 2L9
Tel.: 867-920-3131 (M. Reddy)
Tel.: 867-920-3225 (L. Seddon)
Fax: 867-873-0659
E-mail: email@example.com
E-mail: email@example.com
Website: www.gov.nt.ca
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Tilly Pillay, Senior Solicitor
Nova Scotia Department of Justice
Legal Services
P.O. Box 7
5151 Terminal Road, 4
Halifax, NS B3J 2L6
Tel.: 902-424-6793
Fax: 902-424-4556
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.gov.ns.ca/just
Sandra Inutiq, Legal Counsel
Department of Justice
Government of Nunavut
P.O. Box 1000, Station 500
Iqaluit, NU X0A 0H0
Tel: 867-975-6349
Fax: 867-975-6195
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.gov.nu.ca
Deborah Clarke
(outgoing applications)
Tina Kapoor
(incoming applications)
Shane Foulds, Counsel
Ministry of the Attorney General
Central Authority for Ontario
P.O. Box 640
Downsview, ON M3M 3A3
Tel.: 416-240-2411
Fax: 416-240-2411
E-mail: email@example.com
E-mail: email@example.com
E-mail: email@example.com
Website: www.gov.on.ca
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Loretta Coady MacAulay
Manager, Family Law Section
Office of the Attorney General
P.O. Box 2000
Charlottetown, PE C1A 7N8
Tel.: 902-368-4886
Fax: 902-368-6934
E-mail: email@example.com
Website: www.gov.pe.ca
France Rémillard
Direction du droit administratif
Ministère de la Justice du Québec
1200, route de l'Église, 2
Sainte-Foy, QC G1V 4M1
Tel.: 418-644-7153
Fax: 418-646-1696
E-mail: enleve-
Website: www.justice.gouv.qc.ca
B.A. Pottruff
Department of Justice
Policy, Planning and Evaluation
Floor, 1874 Scarth Street
Regina, SK S4P 3V7
Tel.: 306-787-8954
Fax: 306-787-9008
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.gov.sk.ca
Judith M Hartling
Legal Services Branch
Government of Yukon
Box 2703 (J-2)
Whitehorse, YT Y1A 2C6
Tel.: 867-667-5856
Fax: 867-393-6379
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.gov.yk.ca
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Sandra Zed Finless
Counsel and Federal Representative
for the Hague Convention on
the Civil Aspects of International
Child Abduction
Justice Legal Services (JUS)
Foreign Affairs and International
Trade Canada
125 Sussex Drive, Tower C, 7
Ottawa, ON K1A 0G2
Tel.: 613-996-1300
Fax: 613-992-6485
E-mail: email@example.com
Website: www.international.gc.ca
The following organizations offer
a variety of services with respect
to child abductions. You should
establish direct contact with them
to discuss your own situation.
Foreign Affairs and International
Trade Canada does not take any
responsibility for the services and
actions of these organizations.
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Suite 212 – 2211 McPhillips Street
Winnipeg, MB R2V 3M5
Tel.: 204-339-5584
Fax: 204-339-5587
24-hour service: 1-800-387-7962
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.childfind.ca
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Child Find Alberta (Calgary)
Child Find British Columbia
1-888-689-3463 or 250-382-7311
Child Find Manitoba (Winnipeg)
Child Find New Brunswick
(Barter Settlement)
Child Find Newfoundland and
Labrador (St. John's)
Child Find Nova Scotia (Halifax)
Child Find Ontario (Mississauga)
905-712-3463 or 1-866-543-8477
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176 Rideau Street, 2
Ottawa ON K1N 5X6
Tel.: 1-800-668-4663 or
Fax: 613-230-8223
Website: www.operationgohome.ca
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211 Pretoria Avenue
Ottawa, ON K1S 1X1
Tel.: 613-233-0052
Fax: 613-233-2712
Website: www.victimsofviolence.on.ca
The names, addresses and contact
information listed above are sub-
ject to change. If you experience
difficulty in reaching any of
these organizations, please consult
the Internet version of this manual
on the Consular Services website
(www.travel.gc.ca). Updates will be
made as soon as they are received.
Child Find Prince Edward Island
Child Find Saskatchewan
For Quebec or Yukon, contact
Child Find Canada. For the North-
west Territories, contact Child
Find Manitoba. For Nunavut,
contact Child Find Alberta.
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7101 Parc Avenue
Montreal, QC H4G 2X1
Tel.: 1-888-692-4673 or
Fax: 514-843-8211
Website: www.enfant-retourquebec.ca
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(Head Office)
Suite 219, 3501 – 23
Street N.E.
Calgary, AB T2E 6V8
Tel.: 1-800-661-6160 or 403-291-0705
Fax: 403-291-9728
Website: www.mcsc.ca
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(Eastern Branch)
Suite 814, 99 Bronte Road
Oakville, ON L6L 3B7
Tel.: 1-800-661-6160 or 905-469-8826
Fax: 905-469-8828
Website: www.mcsc.ca
Whether or not the country to which your child has been abducted is a party
to the Hague Convention, it is important that you develop and maintain a
complete file of information and documentation concerning your child and
the abduction. You should ensure that all people acting on your behalf provide
you with copies of written correspondence and, where appropriate, you
should maintain records of telephone conversations. To the extent possible, you
should maintain a file of certified legal documents.
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Full name, including all alternative spellings and nicknames
Date of birth
Place of birth, including hospital, town, state or province and country
Address prior to the abduction or retention
Canadian social insurance number, if issued
Canadian passport number, along with place and date of issue
Details on other passport or travel documents that might have been used
Nationality (include all possible nationalities of the child, even if you are
not certain)
Height (specify measurement and date)
Weight (specify measurement and date)
Colour of eyes
Colour of hair (keep hair strands for DNA testing)
Most recent photograph
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Blood type
Identifying features (marks, scars, glasses, braces, etc.)
Medical information
Fingerprint record/dental records
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Full name, including all alternative spellings and arrangements of the
family name
Date of birth
Place of birth
Nationality; include legal status in Canada (e.g., citizen, permanent resident,
Full details on passport or other identifying documents; if more than one
passport is used, ensure that details on all passports are recorded (i.e.
number, date of issue, issuing office and expiry date)
Occupation, including any professional certifications
Other work experience
Current address and telephone numbers; if a street address is not available,
location information that is as specific as possible
Canadian social insurance number
Names and addresses of relatives and friends in Canada and in other countries
Date and place of marriage or dates of common-law relationship
Date and place of separation or divorce and details of courts involved
and documents issued
Marital status at the time of the abduction or retention
Weight (specify measurement and date)
Colour of eyes
Colour of hair (keep hair strands for DNA testing)
Most recent photograph
Blood type
Identifying features (marks, scars, glasses, tattoos, etc.)
Medical information
Fingerprint record/dental records
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Full name, including all alternative spellings and arrangements of the
family name
Date of birth
Place of birth
Nationality; include legal status in Canada (e.g., citizen, permanent resident,
Full details on passport or other identifying documents; if more than one
passport is used, ensure that details on all passports are recorded (i.e. number,
date of issue, issuing office and expiry date)
Occupation, including any professional certifications
Other work experience
Current address and telephone numbers; if a street address is not available,
location information that is as specific as possible
Canadian social insurance number
Names and addresses of relatives and friends in Canada and in other countries
Date and place of marriage or dates of common-law relationship
Date and place of separation or divorce and details of courts involved and
documents issued
Marital status at the time of the abduction or retention
Weight (specify measurement and date)
Colour of eyes
Colour of hair (keep hair strands for DNA testing)
Most recent photograph
Blood type
Identifying features (marks, scars, glasses, tattoos, etc.)
Medical information
Fingerprint record/dental records
Note: If the abduction or retention involves other people, ensure that the
information detailed above is collected on them as well.
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Record the full details, to the extent known, of the following:
The date the child left Canada or when the wrongful retention began
The location from which the child was taken, the circumstances and who
was involved
The means and route taken
The legal relationship between you and the abducting parent at the time
of the abduction and the living arrangements for you, the other parent
and the child
Your knowledge or suspicions of where the child might be, along with
complete details of other people who may have provided assistance in
the abduction or who may be providing assistance now in Canada or in
another country
Birth certificate for the child
Marriage certificate
Separation or divorce agreements
Custody order, along with any special arrangement for visitation and travel
Provincial/territorial laws and regulations concerning child welfare and custody
The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction
Sections of the Canadian Criminal Code relating to parental child abductions
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As the parent of an abducted child, you are facing a very difficult situation.
The first thing you should do is enlist the support of family and friends to help
you cope with the trying and complex efforts of recovering your child.
This checklist assumes that your child has been or is suspected of having been
abducted abroad, to a country that is not a party to the Hague Convention. If
the country in question is a signatory country to the Convention, one of your
first steps should be to contact the provincial/territorial central authority. If
you are unsure, contact the central authority for your province /territory, the
federal central authority or Consular Services (contact information is given in
Section VI).
Emergency Action —What to Do Right Away
Contact your local police and file a missing persons/abduction report.
Contact Consular Services. Explain the circumstances and request
that a search be initiated to find your child and determine his or her welfare.
Advise the RCMP's Missing Children's Registry in Ottawa.
If you do not have a judicial custody order or one that prohibits your child
from travelling without your permission, contact a Canadian lawyer. Such
an order can be obtained even after a child is abducted and, while not
essential under Canadian law, will be valuable in dealing with foreign
Contact the central Passport Canada office (or Consular Services ) to see
whether a passport was issued for your child and to have your child's name
placed on the Passport Control List.
If you have joint credit cards or banking facilities with the other parent,
find out your liability and take appropriate action.
If your child is a dual national, inform the diplomatic or consular office
of that country in Canada of what has happened and enquire whether a
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passport was issued for your child or whether the child was included in the
other parent's passport. Consular Services can do this if you so request.
If your child has only Canadian citizenship but the other parent has close
ties to a particular country, inform the diplomatic or consular office of
that country in Canada of what has happened and enquire whether a visa
was issued for your child. Again, Consular Services can do this if you so
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Ensure that you have several certified copies of your custody order from
the issuing court.
Obtain information on the family and child welfare laws and customs of
the country to which your child has been abducted.
Find out the various legal aspects of your situation under Canadian law.
Establish contact with relatives and friends of the other parent in Canada
and abroad and try to enlist their support.
Advise your child's school, doctor and hospital that he or she has been
abducted and request that they inform you if they are contacted by the
abducting parent.
In consultation with your lawyer and the local police, consider whether it
would be beneficial to obtain information from telephone and credit card
companies on the whereabouts of the abducting parent.
After Your Child Has Been Located Abroad
Obtain advice and guidance as to the necessity of retaining the services of
a lawyer in the country where your child is located.
If a foreign lawyer is retained, ensure that you fully understand what will
be done, how much time it is likely to take and what costs will be involved.
Provide the foreign lawyer with certified copies of all relevant documents.
Consult with Consular Services to determine whether it would be
appropriate for you to travel to the country concerned.
Legal Proceedings in Canada
Seek advice and guidance on how to proceed from the Crown Attorney,
your lawyer and/or your provincial /territorial central authority.
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Seasonal changes of soluble carbohydrates in mycorrhizas of Norway spruce and changes induced by exposure to frost and desiccation
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0329.1992.tb00796.x
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Volume 22, Issue 5, pages 291–299, October 1992
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Niederer, M., Pankow, W. and Wiemken, A. (1992), Seasonal changes of soluble carbohydrates in mycorrhizas of Norway spruce and changes induced by exposure to frost and desiccation. European Journal of Forest Pathology, 22: 291–299. doi: 10.1111/j.1439-0329.1992.tb00796.x
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Mycorrhizas of six spruces of a stand were collected over two years and were analysed for soluble carbohydrates (sucrose, raffinose, glucose, trehalose and mannitol). The level of these carbohydrates was high during winter and low during summer. Upon exposure of excised mycorrhizas to frost or desiccation, the content of trehalose roughly doubled. A positive correlation was found between the trehalose content of mycorrhizas and their ability to survive frost or desiccation as determined by the electrolyte leaching method.


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10 min | Horror, Short
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Votes: 12
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R | 102 min | Drama
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30 min | Talk-Show
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Votes: 149
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11 min | Short, Drama
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Votes: 9
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Votes: 250,899 | Gross: $26.24M
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Votes: 142,320 | Gross: $3.22M
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Votes: 287
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Directors: Michael W. Dean, Kenneth Shiffrin | Stars: Hubert Selby Jr., Susan Anton, Darren Aronofsky, Alexis Arquette
Votes: 267
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Votes: 570
27. Broadway Bound (2008)
17 min | Short, Drama
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Director: Bandar Albuliwi | Stars: Bandar Albuliwi, Louise Lasser, Ghazi Albuliwi, Ahmet Burak Biricik
Votes: 15
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PG-13 | 96 min | Drama, Sci-Fi
As a modern-day scientist, Tommy is struggling with mortality, desperately searching for the medical breakthrough that will save the life of his cancer-stricken wife, Izzi.
Director: Darren Aronofsky | Stars: Hugh Jackman, Rachel Weisz, Sean Patrick Thomas, Ellen Burstyn
Votes: 190,580 | Gross: $10.14M
29. In the House with Peter Bart & Peter Guber (2009– )
Stars: Peter Bart, Peter Guber, Jenna Briand, Diane Mizota
Votes: 12
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R | 112 min | Action, Biography, Crime
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Director: Larysa Kondracki | Stars: Rachel Weisz, Monica Bellucci, Vanessa Redgrave, David Strathairn
Votes: 24,401 | Gross: $1.12M
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Director: Ajay Naidu | Stars: Firdous Bamji, Heather Burns, Maurice Carr, Samrat Chakrabarti
Votes: 51
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Votes: 42
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Action, Adventure
FMV game adaptation of the movie Soldier Boyz (1995). Billionaire hires a Vietnam vet and his team of desperate convicts sentenced to life in prison to save his daughter, who was kidnapped in Vietnam by a terrorist group.
Directors: Jed Weintrob, Darren Aronofsky | Stars: Michael Dudikoff, David Barry Gray, Nicole Hansen, Demetrius Navarro
Votes: 23
34. Black Swan: Metamorphosis (2011)
49 min | Documentary
The making of the 2010 Academy Award-winning movie 'Black Swan (2010)'.
Director: Niko Tavernise | Stars: Darren Aronofsky, Vincent Cassel, Kurt Froman, Mila Kunis
Votes: 42
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20 min | Short, Drama
Husky is a short film that follows Vinny, a village outcast; tormented by the people of the village. This intertwining narrative filled with suspense, emotion and heart-warming moments, ... See full summary »
Director: Dan Allen | Stars: Bernadette Allen, Mike Allen, Adrian Annis, Emma Chimes
Votes: 13
36. Bingo (2003)
12 min | Short
Directors: Ray Arthur Wang, Garland Yee | Stars: Martha Mullins, Ray Arthur Wang, Sarah Zain, Garland Yee
Votes: 69
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TV-PG | 43 min | Documentary
Unspoiled paradise or microcosm for the end of times? With acclaimed film director Darren Aronofsky (Noah, Requiem for a Dream, The Black Swan, Pi) as his travel companion, Bourdain ... See full summary »
Stars: Anthony Bourdain, Darren Aronofsky
Votes: 21
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Directors: Ivan Dudynsky, Howard Herlihy | Stars: Joel McHale, Alex Trebek, John Waters, Dale Dickey
Votes: 14
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Short, Comedy
Stars: Darren Aronofsky, Todd Barry
Votes: 34
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Stars: Jaume Figueras, Crisol Tuà, Monts Llussà, Àlex Gorina
Votes: 112
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17 min | Short, Action, Comedy
Director: Darren Aronofsky | Stars: Seth Gitell, Sean Gullette, Maya Nadkarni, Peter A. Pappas
Votes: 167
42. Edge of Outside (2006)
TV-14 | 65 min | Documentary
An hour-long documentary designed to celebrate the spirit of the independent filmmaker from D.W. Griffith to Quentin Tarantino. Interview footage and film clips are blended together to form... See full summary »
Director: Shannon Davis | Stars: Peter Biskind, Robert Townsend, Edward Burns, Paul Auster
Votes: 84
43. Your Sister's Sister (2011)
R | 90 min | Comedy, Drama
Iris invites her friend Jack to stay at her family's island getaway after the death of his brother. At their remote cabin, Jack's drunken encounter with Hannah, Iris' sister, kicks off a revealing stretch of days.
Director: Lynn Shelton | Stars: Mark Duplass, Emily Blunt, Rosemarie DeWitt, Mike Birbiglia
Votes: 21,553 | Gross: $1.57M
44. The House of Yes (1997)
R | 85 min | Comedy, Drama
A mentally unbalanced young woman (who thinks she's Jackie Kennedy) flips into a murderous rage when her brother returns home to reveal he's engaged.
Director: Mark Waters | Stars: Parker Posey, Josh Hamilton, Tori Spelling, Freddie Prinze Jr.
Votes: 6,723 | Gross: $0.62M
45. Janela Indiscreta (2010– )
30 min | News
A portuguese show where Mario Augusto presents the new films of the week and interviews actors, actresses and directors.
Stars: Mário Augusto, Paulo Branco, Nicolau Breyner, Afonso Pimentel
Votes: 135
46. The 2009 Independent Spirit Awards (2009 TV Special)
Director: Chris Donovan | Stars: Jessica Alba, Christina Applegate, Darren Aronofsky, Alec Baldwin
Votes: 9
47. Within the Ring (2009 Video)
43 min | Documentary, Action
Director: Niko Tavernise | Stars: Darren Aronofsky, Scott Franklin, Clint Mansell, Mark Heyman
Votes: 24
48. Broken English (2007)
PG-13 | 93 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
Nora Wilder is freaking out. Everyone around her is in a relationship, is married, or has children. Nora is in her thirties, alone with job she's outgrown and a mother who constantly ... See full summary »
Director: Zoe R. Cassavetes | Stars: Parker Posey, Melvil Poupaud, Gena Rowlands, Drea de Matteo
Votes: 5,428 | Gross: $0.96M
49. Traitors (2013)
83 min | Drama
Malika is the leader of the all-female punk rock band Traitors, with a strong vision of the world, her hometown of Tangier, and her place in it. When she needs money to save her family from... See full summary »
Director: Sean Gullette | Stars: Chaimae Ben Acha, Soufia Issami, Mourade Zeguendi, Driss Roukhe
Votes: 197
50. Scream Awards 2011 (2011 TV Special)
Director: Hamish Hamilton | Stars: Colin Farrell, Robert Downey Jr., Dylan McDermott, Bradley Cooper
Votes: 16