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A new trail is set to begin on April 28 for the five members of Canada’s world junior hockey team, including Cochrane's Dillon Dubé. A mistrial was declared on Friday morning, and a new jury was selected. (file photo)
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A new trial is set to begin Monday for the five members of Canada’s world junior hockey team, including Cochrane's Dillon Dubé, who are accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a hotel room in 2018.
Yesterday, Superior Court Justice Maria Carroccia declared a mistrial in the case, which had only just begun on April 22. Reasons for the mistrial are subject to a publication ban.
A new jury was immediately selected from 200 potential jurors after the mistrial was declared. All five accused have pleaded not guilty for a second time.
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Dubé, Michael McLeod, Cal Foote, Carter Hart, and Alex Formenton each face one count of sexual assault. McLeod faces an additional count of being a party to an offence.
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