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Trial for two Ontario Liberal aides charged in gas plants case delayed by a week

Former Ontario premier Dalton McGuinty’s chief of staff David Livingston and deputy chief of staff Laura Miller are facing charges in connection with the cancellation of two gas-fire power plans in Oakville and Mississauga prior to the 2011 provincial election. Global News

TORONTO – The long-awaited gas plants trial of two top aides to Ontario’s former premier will start hearing evidence next Friday.

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Defence and prosecution told court they had hammered out their disclosure differences and were ready to proceed then.

The first witness is expected to be a computer expert.

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The trial of David Livingston and Laura Miller was to have started last Monday.

Both have pleaded not guilty to charges of breach of trust, mischief and unlawful use of a computer.

The aides to former premier Dalton McGuinty were charged over deleted emails relating to the government’s decision to cancel two gas plants just before the 2011 election.

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