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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.
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,
Good morning. A judge has acquitted all five players in the Hockey Canada sexual assault case, after a trial that became a ...
Five players from Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team were acquitted on charges of sexual assault on Thursday by Superior Court Justice Maria Carroccia after a lengthy trial in London. Below is a ...
Five members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team were found not guilty this week of sexual assault charges. What ...
Good morning. All eyes are on the verdict in the Hockey Canada trial today. More on that below, along with the conclusion of ...
The players are unrestricted free agents but will not be eligible to sign with a team until the NHL has conducted its own ...
Justice Maria Carroccia is set to deliver the decision in the world junior hockey sexual assault trial. Five former players ...
That was the height of Canada’s hockey-culture crisis. It began when TSN reported in the spring of 2022 that Hockey Canada ...
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