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A court sketch artist's unique view of the Hockey Canada trial

A court sketch artist's unique view of the Hockey Canada trial

CBC4 days ago
One of Canada's only views into the high-profile sexual assault trial of five former world junior hockey players was through Alexandra Newbould's illustrations. Ahead of the verdict, CBC's Eli Glasner asks the sketch artist to break down how she captured critical courtroom moments.
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