Gianluca Salvati was found guilty of multiple drug trafficking offences (cocaine, fentanyl, crack cocaine), possession of proceeds of crime, and breach of recognizance following a judge-alone trial.

The court considered aggravating factors, including his extensive criminal record, the significant quantity of drugs (including fentanyl with a street value up to $20,600), and his limited potential for rehabilitation.

Mitigating factors were minimal.

The Crown sought a seven-year sentence, while the defence sought five years.

The court imposed a global sentence of five years, less credit for pre-sentence custody, including enhanced credit for lockdowns and COVID-19 conditions.

The accused R.G., S.G., and V.G. were charged with multiple counts of sexual assault, assault, and uttering threats to cause death arising from incidents during R.G.'s three-month arranged marriage.

The court conducted a judge-alone trial, admitting similar fact evidence.

R.G. was found guilty of four sexual assault counts and one assault count, but acquitted on other sexual assault, assault, and threat charges.

S.G. was found guilty of one assault and one threat.

V.G. was found guilty of one threat.

The court assessed the credibility and reliability of the complainant and the accused, emphasizing the Crown's burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt.