That led to criminal charges, including for sexual assault, a diagnosis of bipolar disorder and a finding that he was not criminally responsible for his actions. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOWIn April, Ontario’s highest court ruled in Mr. G’s case. It also filed for a stay to the court order that Mr. G should come off its registry. (Ottawa has indicated it will not appeal and did not oppose taking Mr. G off its registry.) They came and suggested Mr. G stay downtown for a few days.

Source: thestar May 17, 2019 19:52 UTC