Law360 Canada ( April 20, 2018, 8:41 AM EDT) -- Appeal by the accused, Matchett, from a conviction for sexual assault. The complainant, a sex trade worker, testified that she entered the accused's vehicle after agreeing upon a price for oral intercourse. She denied accepting an offer of a higher price for anal intercourse. They drove to a golf course and exited the vehicle. The accused produced a black handgun and pointed it at the complainant's head. The complainant performed oral intercourse, after which the accused stated he would not kill her if she did as she was told. The accused performed vaginal and anal intercourse without a condom. He told the complainant that he would kill her if she told police. The complainant fled the scene to a nearby home where she called 911 and reported she was raped at gunpoint. The complainant acknowledged that her story to police differed in some respects, as she hid the fact that she was a sex trade worker. A medical examination corroborated the acts alleged by the complainant and resulted in extraction of DNA subsequently matched to the accused. The accused testified that he negotiated and paid for the sexual activity that occurred. He contended the complainant threatened to fabricate a sexual assault allegation unless he paid her more money after his condom broke. A jury trial on one count of sexual assault with a weapon resulted in a conviction for the included offence of sexual assault. The accused appealed....