RECAP: Jian Ghomeshi signs peace bond, sexual assault charge withdrawn

TORONTO – Jian Ghomeshi had his sexual assault charge withdrawn after apologizing in court for an incident involving a former CBC employee in 2008.

The former CBC radio host accepted a peace bond which requires him to be on good behaviour for a year, not to have any contact with the complainant and not to possess any weapons.

He was acquitted in March on sexual assault and choking charges related to three other complainants.

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VIDEO: Jian Ghomeshi arrives at court to sign peace bond

0:58 Jian Ghomeshi arrives at court to sign peace bond

Ghomeshi has insisted he did nothing wrong and pleaded not guilty.

He had been expected to stand trial next month on a single charge of sexual assault related to an incident alleged to have occurred at the CBC in 2008.

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Ghomeshi, 48, was charged one year ago in relation to the incident against a former CBC employee, whose identity was protected by a publication ban but was lifted on Wednesday. She has been identified as former Q producer Kathryn Borel.

Global News has a full team of reporters covering the court proceedings at the Old City Hall in Toronto.

You can follow the latest details as it happens in our live blog below: