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Court date reset for ex-Thunder Bay, Ont., police chief due to health issues, faces obstruction charges

CBC News · September 23, 2026 at 11:23 a.m.

Court date reset for ex-Thunder Bay, Ont., police chief due to health issues, faces obstruction charges

A new court date of Nov.

17 has been set for former Thunder Bay, Ont., police chief Sylvie Hauth, after proceedings in the criminal case were delayed again due to health issues.

Hauth retired in 2023 and was charged in April 2024 with various obstruction and breach of trust counts.

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Court date reset for ex-Thunder Bay, Ont., police chief due to health issues, faces obstruction charges

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