In upholding the conviction of an Ontario man who sexually assaulted his wife, the Supreme Court of Canada has unanimously found that prosecutors are generally not required to prove exactly when a sex assault took place, but rather that it happened “on or about” a particular date or range of dates — unless the timing of the offence is essential to the case or crucial to the accused’s defence. R. v. G.G., 2026 SCC 12. MORE TO COME.