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5 ex-Hockey Canada players not guilty of sexual assault remain 'ineligible' in NHL pending its review
Five former world junior hockey players on Thursday were found not guilty of sexual assault, prompting a wave of reaction — including from the NHL and NHLPA — and a scathing rebuke from defence lawyer
Hockey Canada sexual assault verdicts: What the judge decided
Five players who were members of the Canadian world junior hockey squad were accused of sexual assault in 2018 in London, Ontario, and the trial has been going on for months, with the world waiting for a ruling from Judge Maria Carroccia.
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In 1996, CBC’s Fifth Estate revisited the case of former Greyhound Jarrett Reid, who was charged with 21 offences against two ...
Here’s the latest on the verdicts in the Hockey Canada trial, businesses worried about the lack of a Canada-U.S. trade deal ...
Hockey Canada changed its code of conduct and pledged to re-open its investigation, requiring all players to participate in ...
The judge excoriated the Crown's sexual assault case, concluding consent was given and that the complainant exaggerated how ...
Michael McLeod, Carter Hart, Alex Formenton, Dillon Dubé and Cal Foote were acquitted of all charges by Ontario Superior ...
But no matter the acquittals for Canada’s former junior hockey stars Michael McLeod, 27, Dillon Dubé, 26, Cal Foote, 26, Alex ...
In 2024, five players from Team Canada’s 2018 World Junior hockey team—Michael McLeod, Carter Hart, Dillon Dubé, Cal Foote, ...
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