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theglobeandmail.com | Paola Loriggio
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castanet.net | Paola Loriggio |Jim Bronskill |Bill Graveland |Sharif Hassan
The Canadian Press - | Story: 553581Rallies in support of Canada Post workers are set to take place across the country today amid ongoing labour tensions between the employer and the union representing roughly 55,000 staff. The Canadian Union of Postal Workers announced the rallies on its website, saying supporters will gather in 13 cities including Halifax, Toronto and Vancouver.
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castanet.net | Paola Loriggio
A hockey player believed a woman's offer to have sex with him and his teammates in a London, Ont., hotel room meant she consented to any sexual act with any of the men, prosecutors suggested Friday at a sexual-assault trial for him and four other players. Carter Hart faced a series of questions from prosecutors on whether he took any steps to confirm that a "mystery woman" who was in a hotel room with him and several other members of Canada's world junior hockey team consented to sexual activity.
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vancouverisawesome.com | Paola Loriggio
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ledevoir.com | Paola Loriggio
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noovo.info | Paola Loriggio
L'un des cinq joueurs de hockey accusés d'agression sexuelle affirme s'être rendu dans une chambre d'hôtel de London, en Ontario, espérant une relation sexuelle avec une inconnue, mais ne pas savoir ce que cette dernière désirait à son arrivée.
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vancouverisawesome.com | Paola Loriggio
LONDON — One of five hockey players accused of sexual assault says he went to a London, Ont., hotel room hoping for and expecting a sexual encounter with an unknown woman but didn’t know anything about what the woman wanted when he got there. Carter Hart has testified he saw a text from teammate Michael McLeod to the world junior hockey team group chat in the early hours of June 19, 2018, asking if anyone wanted a “three-way quick,” and spoke about it with McLeod on the phone afterward.
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cheknews.ca | Paola Loriggio |Laura Brougham
The invitation to take part in a threesome came in a text message, followed by a phone call, one of five hockey players accused of sexual assault testified Thursday. Carter Hart told a London, Ont., courthouse he was outside a bar with two other players in the early hours of June 19, 2018, when he saw the message teammate Michael McLeod sent to the national world junior hockey team’s group chat, asking if anyone wanted to have a “three-way” and listing his hotel room number.
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vancouverisawesome.com | Paola Loriggio
One of five hockey players accused of sexual assault didn't tell police in a 2018 interview that he sent a text message asking teammates if any of them wanted to have a "three-way" in his hotel room after he had sex with a woman he'd met at a bar earlier that night, court heard Tuesday. Michael McLeod spoke with the lead investigator in the case at the time, Det. Steve Newton, in November 2018, just a few months after the encounter.
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prpeak.com | Paola Loriggio
One of five hockey players accused of sexual assault didn't tell police in a 2018 interview that he sent a text message asking teammates if any of them wanted to have a "three-way" in his hotel room after he had sex with a woman he'd met at a bar earlier that night, court heard Tuesday. Michael McLeod spoke with the lead investigator in the case at the time, Det. Steve Newton, in November 2018, just a few months after the encounter.
