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Moon mission delay the right call says Canadian astronaut

Jeremy Hansen and Artemis II won’t be making their journey until 2025
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Astronauts Jeremy Hansen, left, and Jenni Gibbons, centre, take part in a demonstration on how astronauts will receive medical care during long-duration space missions and how that can be applied in remote regions here on Earth at the Canadian Space Agency in Longueuil, Quebec on Monday Feb. 5, 2024. Annie Martin, right, a Canadian Space Agency manager looks on during the demonstration. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sidhartha Banerjee

Nearly six years after a woman alleged she had been sexually assaulted by five then-members of Canada’s world junior hockey team, the police chief of a southwestern Ontario city apologized Monday for how long it had taken for charges to be laid in the case, but offered no explanation for the delay.

London, Ont., police Chief Thai Truong said he could not reveal much about why the police investigation that began in 2018 was initially closed without charges in 2019, before being reopened three years later.

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