A youth was charged with two counts of sexual assault against a young child.
The incidents allegedly occurred between November 2007 and February 2009 in the accused's home, where both children lived with the accused's father and the complainant's mother.
One incident allegedly occurred in the complainant's bedroom, the other in the basement.
The complainant did not report the incidents until 2013, after attending a sexual education class.
The trial turned on credibility and reliability of witnesses.
The court found the complainant's evidence believable and the accused's evidence believable, leaving the court unable to determine guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
The accused was acquitted of all charges.