$12,000 release order requires Cameron Tardif to live with father in Alberta, stay away from wife
A Halifax-area man has been granted bail on 15 charges of abusing his wife.
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Cameron Tardif, 38, of Stillwater Lake was arrested last weekend and appeared in Halifax bail court Monday.
Tardif faces four counts each of violence against an intimate partner and assault by choking, two counts each of forcible confinement, assault with a weapon and common assault, and one count of assault causing bodily harm.
The offences were allegedly committed between January 2020 and August of this year.
Tardif has no criminal record in Nova Scotia. The Crown consented to his release on a $12,000 bail order that requires him to reside with his surety — his father — in Sherwood Park, Alta.
The accused pledged $5,000 to secure his release, and his father promised $7,000.
Tardif cannot have any contact with his spouse or be within 50 metres of her home, school or workplace. There is a one-time exception to allow him to obtain personal belongings from her residence in Stillwater Lake.
He’s also prohibited from possessing any weapon as defined in the Criminal Code and can only use a knife for preparing or consuming food or in the immediate course of his employment.
Tardif is represented by Toronto lawyer Robb MacDonald. The case will be back in Halifax provincial court Nov. 16.
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