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What happens after Hockey Canada sex assault trial ended in not guilty rulings? Some key questions answered
The London, Ont., sex assault trial for five former world junior hockey players is over, with all found not guilty by Justice Maria Carroccia. So what happens next? CBC spoke to an advocate and legal experts for answers to some key,
One of the men found not guilty, Carter Hart, had testified during the trial that it was common among professional athletes ...
Michael McLeod, Carter Hart, Alex Formenton, Dillon Dubé and Cal Foote were acquitted of all charges by Ontario Superior ...
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 ...
Judge says she didn't find the evidence in the Crown's case "credible or reliable" in announcing the verdicts.
In an unusual move, Justice Maria Carroccia concluded that E.M. had consented to the sexual activity, despite her testimony ...
After two disappointing finishes at the world juniors, Team Canada is opting for some experience behind the bench in hopes of ...
The judge excoriated the Crown's sexual assault case, concluding consent was given and that the complainant exaggerated how ...
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