The accused, an Indigenous offender, pleaded guilty to breaching his Long Term Supervision Order (LTSO) by failing to report his contact with a female.
The LTSO was imposed following a prior conviction for sexual assault, and the breached condition was central to managing his risk of reoffence.
The court considered the accused's extensive criminal record, his history of non-compliance with court orders, and the systemic factors detailed in his Gladue report.
Emphasizing denunciation and deterrence while applying Gladue principles, the court sentenced the accused to 42 months' imprisonment, less 1.5:1 credit for pre-sentence custody, leaving 120 days to serve.
