smadax,
After thinking about this further and researching at canlaw - what is deemed reasonable within a Judicial view, I came across a few cases.
In Abolghasemi v. Abolghasemi, 2001 SKQB 313, Paragraph 6 of the authority
http://beta.canlii.org/eliisa/highli...01skqb313.html
[6] In view of the existing access - every second weekend; two evenings per week; telephone access twice per week - there appears to be no valid reason why the children should be made available every second day to converse by telephone with their father.
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In Kobussen v. Fletcher, 1998 CanLII 13633 (SK Q.B.), Significant telephone access problems. As a result see Paragraph 15f of the Judgment.
http://beta.canlii.org/eliisa/highli...nlii13633.html
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In Oddan v. Schneider, 1996 CanLII 6973 (SK Q.B.), Telephone Access was deemed reasonable. See order #6 of the Judgment.
http://beta.canlii.org/eliisa/highli...anlii6973.html
In all, telephone access is a reasonable request and it should be occurring not impeded or made difficult.
Many more cases are available with this subject.
lv