News about Dillon Dube

Nicolas Daigle, 21, lured the 17-year-old to his room where Victoriaville Tigres teammate Massimo Siciliano, 21, was also waiting before the pair assaulted her for 40 minutes in June 2021. The rest of the team was celebrating their triumph in the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League, and Daigle ran downstairs to show them video he had filmed of the attack. But a Quebec city court heard that a team employee simply made him delete the video as Siciliano continued the assault upstairs. Crown attorney Michel Berube said he hoped the case would encourage other victims to come forward as Daigle was jailed for 32 months, and Siciliano for 30. 'It's a significant sentence that reflects the gravity of what happened,' he added.

Thai Truong, the chief of the London Police, said he had apologized to the victim for the deposition of charges against Michael McLeod and Cal Foote of the New Jersey Devils, Dillon Dube of the Calgary Flames, Carter Hart of the Philadelphia Flyers, and Alex Forreston, who now lives in Switzerland, who now lives in Switzerland. However, he did not explain why police closed their initial probe into the 2018 assault at the Delta London Armouries Hotel in his city, where players were staying during a Hockey Canada fundraiser. During a press conference, he said that young women and girls in today's society are contributing to the violence against women.' 'How we portray young women and girls on television, in music videos, how we write about them, and magazine shootings, all contributing to sexual abuse and the normalization of what we see.'

The identities of the five members of Canada's 2018 world junior hockey team who were ordered to turn over sexual harassment charges have been revealed. Carter Hart, Michael McLeod, Dillon Dube, Cal Foote, and Alex Fore. On Sunday, a former NHL player Forreston turned himself in to police. According to The Associated Press, police in London, Ontario, charged Forton and several others.

Five members of Canada's 2018 world junior hockey team have been summoned to London, Ontario, where they could face charges of sexual assault later this year. At a gala, London police opened an investigation in 2022 after hearing that Hockey Canada had settled a $3.5 million lawsuit with a woman who said she had been sexually assaulted by eight members of the gold medal-winning squad at a gala. Five players from the team were ordered to surrender to police in the city halfway between Toronto and Detroit to face sexual harassment charges, according to the Globe & Mail, quoting anonymous sources.