Feds Block Evidence in Hunt's Trial, National Security at Risk

0:00It's April 23rd. This is Calgary News today, AI-powered stories from your city. The feds just filed a motion in federal court to block certain evidence from Iain Hunts upcoming trial, citing serious national security risks. Hunts' wife, Trina, vanished from their Port Moody home back in 2021 and her burned remains turned of near hope, British Columbia, on March 29th, that same year. That discovery flipped the missing person case into a full homicide investigation, led by the integrated homicide investigation team. Hunts got charged in February 2025 with indignity to human remains, which basically means failing the legal duty to properly handle a... body. Folks in the community and law enforcement circles have been watching this closely, given how the initial search gripped the area around Silvertip. Mountain. In March, Hunts had deeper issues in what started as a routine disappearance probe. Now, the attorney general says they learned last November about potential leaks of sensitive

1:00info during the trial, and they're pushing hard to keep. It under wraps without spilling details on what it is. As this plays out in court, it'll shape how the case unfolds, balancing justice for Trina with those bigger security concerns.