The Walkerton courthouse will see a full schedule of criminal matters today, with multiple bail hearings, pre-trials, and first appearances set throughout the day.

Morning Session
The day begins with a series of bail hearings and allegations of breach.



Clayton Craft and Hunter Grimoldby are scheduled for multiple bail phase matters.
Nicole Lake, Kenneth McCool (facing several separate dockets), and Dominic McNevan (with both bail phases and an allegation of breach) will also appear on bail issues.
Matthew Nowak and Darcy Scott are also listed for bail proceedings.
Beau Sherk has an extensive set of bail matters, including several phases and “to be spoken to” appearances.
Justin Spitzig is also scheduled with several bail hearings this morning.
In addition, James Hetzler will make a first appearance, while Michael Howe is scheduled to be spoken to in a judicial pre-trial.
Yvonne Stuckless is set to appear in person for three pre-trials.

Midday
By late morning and into early afternoon, several pre-trials and bail-related cases are scheduled:

Kelsey Beer, Greg Burns, and Amaritpal Sidhu are on the docket to be spoken to or for pre-trials.
Scott Richard has a judicial pre-trial at 11:30 a.m.
Dennis Gionet (pre-trial) and Brad McNeil (pre-trial at 12:30 p.m.) will also appear.
Afternoon Session
Robert Thompson is scheduled for multiple bail matters, including a show cause hearing.
Taylor Barnard faces two separate pre-trial appearances at 2:00 p.m.
David Robichaud will be spoken to at 2:30 p.m.
Birgit Rapelje and Robert Rapelje each have multiple judicial pre-trial matters at 3:30 p.m.
A case listed under initials B.S. is scheduled for 3:00 p.m.
Tyson Furness will close the day with a judicial pre-trial at 4:00 p.m.
Names on Today’s Docket
Barnard, Beer, Burns, Craft, Furness, Gionet, Grimoldby, Hetzler, Howe, Lake, McCool, McNeil, McNevan, Nowak, Rapelje (Birgit & Robert), Richard, Robichaud, S. (B.), Scott, Sherk, Sidhu, Spitzig, Stuckless, Thompson.

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