Two people from Alberta have been charged in a northern Ontario sexual assault dating back to 2020.
Police say the alleged offences took place within the Township of Gillies, roughly 30 kilometres from Thunder Bay, between 2020 and 2022.
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A 63-year-old woman, also from Wetaskiwin County, faces three counts of assault.
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Ontario Provincial Police say both of the accused are former residents of Thunder Bay.
The pair are slated to appear in Ontario provincial court in December.
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