
Crown demands plea after repeated delays in Ross MacAngus sexual assault case
The Crown is pressing for a plea to be entered next week in the sexual assault case involving North Battleford city councillor Ross MacAngus, following a series of delays.
During a brief court appearance Thursday, defence lawyer Zachary Carter, appearing on behalf of MacAngus’s lawyer Brian Pfefferle, told Judge Kevin Hill that Pfefferle is still seeking to solidify instructions on the matter in the Supreme Court.
Carter then requested a one-week adjournment to May 29, but Senior Crown Prosecutor Sheryl Fillo objected, saying the case has already faced multiple delays and that she had previously advised Pfefferle she is only available on May 27.
“This has been adjourned week upon week upon week,” Fillo said. “On that day, I expect the plea either way.”