That allegation has not been proven. In the meantime, Ward brought a motion seeking that the current proceeding be kept confidential — and, if not, that the proceeding be stayed entirely.According to the tribunal’s decision, Ward argued that a blanket confidentiality order is needed “to give him a fair and full hearing.”And, he said that his defence in the current case will rely on evidence that was ordered to be kept confidential in the earlier proceeding, which resulted in his settlement with the OSC.Inde ...