The accused, charged with attempted murder and other domestic violence offences, applied for a bail review after being denied bail.
He argued that trial delay, medical issues, jail programming, and the prospect of a section 11(b) Charter stay constituted material changes in circumstances.
The court also ruled on an evidentiary issue, holding that the Crown generally cannot cross-examine a proposed surety on admissions made by the accused about the offences.
Ultimately, the court found no material change in circumstances and held that continued detention was necessary on tertiary grounds due to the gravity of the offences and the strength of the Crown's case.
The bail review application was dismissed.
