Canada's national portraiture prize is looking to gain mass appeal for its 2025 edition
July 18, 2025
The Kingston Prize chairman Jason Donville calls portrait prizes the "faces of a nation," and he wants ours to have the same popularity as places like the U.K. and Australia
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A judge who found the complainant in the Hockey Canada trial to be untruthful in a ruling that acquitted five former junior players of sexual assault has come under strong criticism, after a judgment starkly at odds with a growing public emphasis on believing women.But Ontario Superior Court Justice Maria Carroccia is also being praised as brave for calling it as she saw it in her 91-page written decision on Thursday, despite a potentially hostile public reception.
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Legal experts say while the judge's reasoning on consent may raise concerns, the decision itself appears legally sound and may not form enough basis for an appeal.
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