US EditionHydro spying trial delayed as court weights utility's motion to shield information
- The trial of Yuesheng Wang, a former Hydro-Québec employee, is delayed due to Hydro-Québec's motion to shield its commercial secrets in court.
- Wang, 38, is charged with economic espionage, making him the first person charged under Canada's Security of Information Act.
- Wang has pleaded not guilty to the charges, and they remain untested in court.
- Judge Jean-Philippe Marcoux is presiding over the case, which includes additional charges related to the People's Republic of China.
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Yuesheng Wang's espionage trial was suspended after Hydro-Québec filed a motion for non-disclosure of trade secrets.
The Hamilton Spectator
The RecordHydro spying trial delayed as court weights utility’s motion to shield information
LONGUEUIL - The trial of a former Hydro-Québec employee facing economic espionage charges remains on hold over arguments about the utility's commercial secrets.
Winnipeg Free Press
Hydro spying trial delayed as court weights utility's motion to shield information
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
LONGUEUIL — The trial of a former employee of Hydro-Québec accused of economic espionage is suspended because of disputes concerning the company's trade secrets. Hydro-Québec initiated this postponement after filing a motion to prevent the disclosure of certain information in this case at a public hearing. The pleadings relating to the company's application are subject to a non-publication order and cannot be reported. Yuesheng Wang, 38, is the …
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