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Tony Humby trial further delayed as judge permits defence to file new applications
The start of the trial for a man accused of dozens of sexual offences against vulnerable youths is being pushed back further, after the defence got the green light to proceed with a pair of last-minute applications.
Saskatchewan investor wins $2M judgment against Stephenville airport owner Carl Dymond
A man whose financial backing helped clear the way for the sale of the Stephenville airport has won a default judgment of nearly $2 million against Ottawa businessman Carl Dymond.
Tony Humby trial faces more delays, as Crown frets about issue that may 'blow things up'
The trial of a St. John’s man facing dozens of charges of sexual violence against vulnerable youths has taken another turn, with the potential for proceedings to be held up even further.
'I trusted the system to handle it': N.L. justice department mum on cases tossed due to delays
The Newfoundland and Labrador Department of Justice can’t — or won’t — provide information about how many cases have been thrown out because they took too long to get to trial. So CBC started tracking them. Here's what we found out.
Stephenville's airport is no longer an airport
The Stephenville Dymond International Airport has been downgraded to a “registered aerodrome,” while a court case continues over $2.4 million in unpaid bills.
Bruce Escott sentenced to 13 years for sexual violence against 6 teenage victims
Bruce Escott pleaded guilty to sexual offences against males aged 13 to 18 over a period spanning more than a quarter century.
Start of Tony Humby trial on dozens of sexual offences delayed for 2 weeks
Judge Rolf Pritchard granted a defence application to delay the start of Humby’s trial until March 18.
Tony Humby hit with 8 more charges as new complainant comes forward, trial looms
Tony Humby, a man set to stand trial next week on 72 charges of sexual offences involving youth, is now facing eight new charges.
Crown wants 'predator' Bruce Escott sentenced to 18 years; defence suggests half that
The prosecution described Escott as “a prolific lifetime offender," while the defence tabled cases from the Mount Cashel era, arguing for less time.
Judge pauses Robert Regular's 'malicious prosecution' lawsuit against cops, Crown
Justice Melanie Del Rizzo said “the high standard for a stay has been met" in granting a request from the province to shelve the civil action until the appeal process related to Robert Regular's acquittal in a criminal case is complete.