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Five accused World Junior hockey players from the 2018 team arrived in court in London, Ont. on April 22, almost seven years after an alleged assault that rocked the world of hockey. Global News looks back on the trial and the outcome.

Canadian sports fans often associate the holiday season with the World Junior Ice Hockey Championships, but a very different type of tournament is taking place in the U.K. during the same period. Redmond Shannon explains how the World Darts Championship has become a Christmas tradition in London.

WATCH: Players from the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League and Manitoba Junior Hockey League squared off in Martensville, aiming to move one step closer to the 2025 World Junior A Challenge in Quebec.

The five players acquitted in the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial can return to the NHL when their suspensions end on Dec. 1, the NHL announced Thursday. Noor Ra’fat has reaction from hockey fans, and those in the know of the sport.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s promise to get tougher on violent and repeat offenders; and to reform bail policies. How Israel’s development plans for the occupied West Bank are crushing hopes of Palestinian statehood. An NHL team signs one of the Canadians acquitted in the World Juniors sex assault trial. Plus, the Toronto Blue Jays aim...

Crown prosecutors will not file an appeal in the high-profile world junior sexual assault trial after five men were acquitted last month, Global News has learned. The Crown had 30 days to notify the Court of Appeal for Ontario if it would challenge the verdict.

A lawyer and survivor of sexual abuse, says hockey culture needs to change. Global’s Iris Dyck reports.

After a judge acquitted five hockey players in a high profile sexual assault trial Thursday, it’s sparked conversations about next steps. Regardless of the verdict, some say this case will still mark a turning point. Kabi Moulitharan reports.

All five former members of Canada’s 2018 World Junior Hockey Team accused of sexual assault were found not guilty on Thursday. In her decision, Justice Maria Carrocia raised serious concerns about the reliability and credibility of the complainant, as well as the definition of consent. Legal expert Lorne Honickman joins Candace Daniel for further analysis.

Advocates for survivors of sexual violence say Thursday’s decision in the world junior case is already discouraging some victims from speaking out and reporting it to police. Caryn Lieberman reports.

Reactions continue to surge online following the high-profile acquittal in a sexual assault case involving five former junior hockey players. Advocates for survivors of sexual violence argue that the ruling reflects a troubling lack of trauma-informed understanding and could discourage victims from coming forward. Jeff Semple reports.

In today’s This Week in Politics segment from “The Ben Mulroney Show”, Ben welcomes back guests Chris Chapin, Political Commentator, Managing Principal of Upstream Strategy and Warren Kinsella, Former Special Advisor to Jean Chretien and CEO of the Daisy Group.

All five former members of Canada’s 2018 World Juniors hockey team have been found not guilty in the high-profile sexual assault trial. The judge said the female complainant is neither “credible nor reliable.”

Five members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team accused of sexual assault have all been found not guilty, an Ontario judge has ruled. Sean O’Shea has the story.

The World Junior hockey sexual assault case has sparked ongoing national debate about consent and victims’ rights. Thursday’s ruling has only intensified those conversations. Caryn Lieberman reports.

It’s been a summer to remember for a group of local baseball players. The Kingston Colts Junior Boys are back from a whirlwind tour across Canada and the U.S., which saw them compete at the Junior Little League World Series — a first for any team from the Limestone City. Paul Soucy has more on...

Jennifer Quaid, law professor at the University of Ottawa, weighs in on a possible path forward after five former world junior hockey players were aquitted of sexual assault.

The acquittal of five former World junior hockey players sparking debate on consent and justice, miners trapped underground in B.C. are rescued after 60 hours and colorful bison’s in Winnipeg help survivors of child abuse

Advocates for sexual assault survivors are raising concerns about the legal system following the acquittal of five former world junior hockey players – we have the latest reaction. A successful rescue in northern B.C. after three miners were trapped underground for more than 60 hours. And, a heat warning is in effect for Toronto as...

Dillon Dubé, Cal Foote, Alex Formenton, Carter Hart, and Michael McLeod, the five members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team accused of sexually assaulting a woman, have all been found not guilty. Jeff Semple explains what was behind the judge’s decision to acquit, and the reaction.