Carter Hart, acquitted in world junior sex assault trial, making NHL return

Global NewsTuesday, December 2, 2025 at 7:51:58 PM
Carter Hart, acquitted in world junior sex assault trial, making NHL return
  • Carter Hart, a member of Canada’s 2018 world junior team, has been acquitted of sexual assault and is set to make his return to the NHL on Tuesday night.
  • This return marks a significant moment for Hart, as it not only signifies his resilience following the legal proceedings but also highlights the ongoing discussions surrounding athlete conduct and accountability in professional sports.
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