No. Parenting time and child support are considered two separate issues, so you must let the other parent see the child regardless. If it becomes clear that the other parent is not paying child support, and you have a child support order from the court, the best option is to ensure you are registered with the Maintenance Enforcement Program (MEP) (https://www.alberta.ca/maintenance-enforcement-program.aspx). MEP has the authority to collect child support on your behalf. If it is not being paid, MEP may take collection action by filing a writ against personal property, garnishing wages, garnishing funds owed to the other parent by the federal government (e.g., a tax refund), garnishing bank accounts, and suspending their driver's license. If you do not have a court order, you should hire a lawyer to file an application for child support (info@insightlaw.ca), or seek the assistance of Resolution and Court Administration Services (https://www.alberta.ca/rcas.aspx). The key is to act quickly.