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Hockey Canada trial: Players acquitted in sexual assault case by judge

Five former members of the 2018 Canadian world junior hockey team were found not guilty of sexual assault on Thursday, July 24, after a trial in London, Ontario, with a judge saying she didn't find th...

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Judge acquits 5 former Canadian junior hockey players in sexual assault case that rattled the nation

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Five former players acquitted of sexual assault face uncertain NHL future

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Hockey Canada Sexual Assault Trial Judge Says Onus of Proof for the Charges Has Not Been Met

An Ontario judge is delivering her ruling Thursday in the sexual assault trial of five former members of Canada’s world junior hockey team, saying she did not find the complainant’s testimony to be cr...

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Judge finds five former players not guilty of sexual assault in Hockey Canada trial

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Five ice hockey players found not guilty in Canada sexual assault case

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Verdict expected in Hockey Canada sexual assault trial - what to know

The case also raised questions on whether a toxic culture exists within Canada's favourite sport.

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Survivors, lawyers say complainants always lose something in court, even when they 'win'

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All 5 players in Hockey Canada sexual assault case found not guilty

All 5 players found not guilty in Hockey Canada sexual assault trial

Judge says she didn't find the evidence in the Crown's case "credible or reliable" in announcing the verdicts.

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Five players found not guilty of sexual assault in Hockey Canada trial

The Hockey Canada trial elevated questions about consent, amateur hockey culture in Canada and the way police investigate sexual-assault cases.

5 Canada Hockey Players Found Not Guilty in Sexual Assault Trial

Carter Hart, Alex Formenton, Cal Foote, Dillon Dubé and Michael McLeod were found not guilty of sexual assault in a verdict shared by Superior Court Justice Maria Carroccia on Thursday in London, Ontario, according to The Athletic's Sean Gentille and Hailey Salvian.