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Hockey Canada trial: Carter Hart called to testify
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2:57Now PlayingCarter Hart, one of the five ex-world junior hockey players accused in a sexual assault trial, is the first to testify in court.
While Michael McLeod will not testify, it remains unclear whether Cal Foote, Dillon Dubé or Alex Formenton will. All five men have pleaded not guilty to the alleged sexual assaults involving the complainant E.M. at a hotel in June 2018.
WARNING: Court proceedings include graphic details of alleged sexual assault and might affect those who have experienced sexual violence or know someone who's been affected.
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