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Hockey Canada sexual assault trial: Critical evidence for Crown ruled inadmissible for lack of 'reliability'
A judge has ruled that a key piece of evidence in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial cannot be used. Justice Maria Carroccia made the decision Monday morning, saying the text message from Brett Howden does not meet the court’s reliability standards. The message was sent on June 26, 2018, from Howden to teammate Taylor Raddysh.
Carter Hart testified in his own defence at the criminal trial of five former members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey ...
Crown prosecutors decided not to call a final witness and instead told the judge they had concluded their case.
Coun. Michael Thompson denied suggestions he forced himself on a woman at a Muskoka cottage over Canada Day weekend in 2022.
Trial continues June 23 in Barrie, where Michael Thompson will be re-examined by defence; both sides intend to present final ...
The now-retired sergeant concedes he didn’t obtain texts between accused player and teammate or watch surveillance footage ...
A Crown attorney accused an OPP officer facing a manslaughter charge of making up what happened in the seconds before his gun ...
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