Hart is the first witness the defence called after Crown prosecutors closed their case Thursday

Crown sought to use notes from interviews between a Hockey Canada investigator and accused players to show inconsistencies, but they were ruled inadmissible

Lawyers for the five players have pressed E.M. about inconsistencies between her court testimony and statements she gave to police

In lengthy cross-examination, lawyer for Dillon Dubé points out that complainant did not tell best friend of alleged assault in text messages the next day

Michael McLeod, Carter Hart, Alex Formenton, Dillon Dubé and Cal Foote are each accused of sexually assaulting a woman in 2018. Each has pleaded not guilty

Lawyer for one of the accused asserts complainant acted in a way that would have led the players to assume she was consenting

The woman at the centre of the case testified she was feeling very drunk and has memory gaps about the night of the alleged assault

All five accused men have pleaded not guilty

London court heard the woman, known as E.M., recount the events of what happened at a downtown London hotel on June 19, 2018

The shooting was first in a string of attacks that occurred over a series of months last year

Newspaper’s honours are for coverage including the war in Ukraine, an investigation into Canada Soccer and Canada’s housing crisis

The five players were each accused of sexually assaulting a woman in London, Ont., after a Hockey Canada gala in 2018

Crown attorney begins laying out prosecution’s case, saying it is about consent

Some members took issue with a social-media post from Tareq Hadhad in which he called for a stop to what he described as the ‘genocide’ in Gaza

Executive pay controversy sparked fundamental questions about the extent to which the legal regulator has an obligation to be transparent

Report was prepared by former associate chief justice of Ontario and examined the actions of then-treasurer Jacqueline Horvat, who is now a judge

From food and cookware to beauty products and apparel, The Globe and Mail suggests alternatives for consumers looking to Buy Canadian

The U.S.’s tariffs are meant to break us. The only thing that they’ve certainly broken is the trust between historically close neighbours - maybe forever

Some fentanyl seizures attributed to the ‘northern border’ had nothing to do with Canada and were traced to Mexico

If President Trump slaps tariffs on Canadian goods, the loonie could tumble further, perhaps to the low-to-mid-60s last seen in the early 2000s

McCarthy Tétrault said the decision to pause the program was made as part of a strategic review of its overall recruitment approach

Dovigi pulled off a pivotal move for the waste management company after its massive debt load and a series of shootings and arson attacks