Ms. Bugyra

The accused was charged with two counts of impaired driving causing bodily harm after his pick-up truck struck two pedestrians crossing a four-lane road.

The accused admitted to driving the vehicle and having a blood alcohol concentration between 150mg and 185mg per 100ml of blood.

The court found that the accused's ability to drive was impaired by alcohol, which contributed to his excessive speed and failure to notice the highly visible pedestrians in time to avoid the collision.

The accused was found guilty on both counts.

The accused was charged with sexually assaulting the complainant while she was asleep at his residence on November 18, 2015.

The Crown alleged non-consensual sexual contact while the accused claimed the sexual activity was consensual.

The trial judge found the complainant credible and rejected the accused's evidence, determining that the accused placed his fingers in the complainant's vagina while she was asleep and knew she was asleep when he did so.

The accused was found guilty of sexual assault.