Former Afghanistan hostage Joshua Boyle will appear in court today along with his lawyers to set a trial date. Boyle who faces 19 criminal charges was released from jail ealier this month and his lawyer Lawrence Greenspon confirms he now wears an electronic bracelet.

Under the release conditions, Boyle lives with his parents, Patrick and Linda, in Smiths Falls, Ont. -- effectively under house arrest -- and wear a GPS ankle bracelet that can track his movements.

Boyle and his parents were forced to post a $10,000 bond. Patrick and Linda will serve as sureties and one of them must accompany their son if he leaves the property.

Back in 2012, Boyle and his American wife, Caitlan Coleman, were taken hostage by a Taliban-linked group while on a backpacking trip in Afghanistan.

SInce then, the couple along with their three children lived in captivity and were freed by Pakistani forces in October 2017.

Boyle was arrested by Ottawa police in December and charged on New Years Day with offences including assault, sexual assault, unlawful confinement and causing someone to take a noxious substance.

The charges against Boyle relate to two alleged victims since his return to Canada, but a court order prohibits the publication of any details that might identify them or any witnesses.</s>When Anthony Joshua is not pummeling an opponent in the boxing ring, he might be checking out his growing portfolio of wealth.

Joshua, an Olympic champion and moving towards becoming the unified heavyweight boxing champion of the world, has never lost a professional match. Joshua’s wallet has benefitted from his performance in the ring and he has secured substantial endorsements outside it.

Joshua is a successful businessman as well, while making sure to give back to the community.

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Here's take a look at how Joshua has accumulated his fortune and where he stands among the wealthiest athletes in the world.

Joshua’s total earnings of $22 million ranked him 89th in Forbes’ “2017 World’s Highest-Paid Athletes” with soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo at the top of the list ($93 million). Joshua is No. 1 in the grouping of boxers with Klitschko No. 2 (ranked No. 98 overall).

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Joshua’s fortune is roughly $45 million. If Joshua is able to maintain his unified title, the fight money will continue to increase and the endorsement deals will continue to rise in value.

The Englishman added to his fortune when he defeated Joseph Parker in March, taking home a reported $23 million for that win.

Last April, Joshua beat Wladimir Klitschko via 11th-round knockout to unify the IBF, IBO and WBA heavyweight titles in Wembley Stadium. Joshua earned, by far, the biggest payday of his career, splitting a massive purse 50/50 with Klitschko.

According to Forbes, Joshua earned $18.5 million for the calendar year ending June 16, 2017, as reported in its World’s Highest Paid Athletes series. According to an ESPN report, Joshua is set to earn 65-70 percent of the profits from his upcoming March 31 title match against Joseph Parker.

Where most boxers do not enjoy an abundance of endorsement deals, Joshua is able to draw on his popularity and charisma to lock down roles with some high-profile brands.

Joshua reps at least 12 companies per his personal website with Under Armour, Beats and Jaguar among them. The Forbes report states Joshua made $3.5 million in endorsements for the time period of their study.

Joshua proudly sports UA gear just about everywhere he goes, making sure his fans know there is a strong relationship.

Beats is a popular endorsement opportunity for several world renowned athletes and Joshua has attached his name to the headphones Goliath.

With Jaguar, Joshua sees the vehicle company branching out to a larger mass versus the perception that its auto line is devoted to elitists only.

“When I pull up in a Jag, it’s like a watch,” Joshua said according to The Telegraph. “Certain watches, everyone has, but there are certain watches only a few people know about.”

Joshua has partnered with StubHub, allowing fans access to secondary tickets for his fights. Joshua expressed pleasure following the agreement with StubHub.

“We have forged a great working relationship and I am excited to be moving into the next stage of my career with such a committed partner, “ Joshua said of StubHub.

In January 2017, Joshua assisted BXR, a state-of-the-art monthly membership gym, in opening a new location.

“I spend the majority of my life in the gym, so I know what is required to make a truly great one,” Joshua said when speaking of BXR.

Joshua’s personal website acts as conduit to fans, providing links to his partnerships and houses a dedicated e-store touting t-shirts and hats that promote his individual brand.

Joshua is fairly active on social media. He has 1.91 million followers on Twitter, 5.7 million on Instagram and 2.4 million on Facebook. Joshua utilizes the platforms to promote himself, his partners and charity involvement, using a mix of impromptu selfies and professionally produced photos and videos.

Joshua has worked with Sky for sometime and acts as an ambassador for the company in their Sky Sports Academy Initiatives. Joshua provides behind the scenes assistance to youth in reaching their goals across the UK and Ireland.

“As a Sky Ambassador I believe I’m in an incredibly strong position to inspire others, especially the next generation, to unlock their future potential and give something back,” Joshua said.

Joshua has aided various charities in differing ways. For example, he recently helped a cancer charity by donating a signed boxing glove for an auction event.

Joshua also assisted a group called Crisis which works to help the homeless in Birmingham, U.K. In an event dubbed The Anthony Joshua Samba Carnival, which recreated a Brazilian carnival atmosphere, guests paid to enjoy a three-course meal and then chat with Joshua.</s>FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. – No date has yet been set for the trial of Leon Wokeley, who is charged with second-degree murder in connection with the death of Pamela Napoleon nearly four years ago.

Wokeley, who is also charged with arson and indecency to human remains in connection with Napoleon’s death, appeared in court on Monday, June 11th for a hearing that would set a date for his trial. He entered a plea of not guilty to all three charges he’s facing at an arraignment hearing in Fort St. John on May 23rd.

Wokeley’s lawyer Georges Rivard said that no date was set at Monday’s hearing because more steps need to be taken before the trial begins, though he did not elaborate on what those steps were.

Wokeley is next scheduled to appear in court in Fort St. John on Tuesday, July 3rd at 10:00 a.m.</s>Anthony Joshua is on the verge of becoming the first man to hold all four major heavyweight belts at once.

The Briton holds the IBF, WBA and WBO titles, and must beat American WBC champion Deontay Wilder to become the unified champion of the world.

Joshua most recently defeated Kiwi Joseph Parker to claim the WBO belt, and has been closely linked to a fight with Wilder later this year.

AJ called out the Bronze Bomber minutes after his unanimous decision win over Parker, and Wilder responded in June, saying he had finally agreed to the showdown.

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It would be the biggest heavyweight fight in many years, even surpassing the epic encounter between Joshua and Wladimir Klitschko in 2017.

But, who is Anthony Joshua?

Here's absolutely everything you need to know about England's heavyweight champion of the world.

When is Anthony Joshua's next fight?

Anthony Joshua will reportedly fight American WBC champion Deontay Wilder later this year.

Joshua called out Wilder after his win over Joseph Parker earlier this year, but talks stalled not long afterwards.

The boxing world nearly melted down at the start of June when Wilder posted to social media saying he has agreed to fight Joshua in the UK this year.

Well, yeah, it certainly looks like it. Until June, it looked as though Joshua would fight Alexander Povetkin, who knocked out David Price on the Joshua-Parker undercard. A Joshua-Povetkin fight wouldn't sell nearly half as well as Joshua-Wilder, and if Povetkin won, the whole division would be thrown into a shambles.

So Wilder relented, saying he'd fight Joshua in the UK - most likely at Wembley in front of 90,000 people.

This was the most hyped heavyweight bout in over a decade and it didn't disappoint.

Joshua floored Klitschko in the fifth, but the Ukranian legend returned serve in the sixth, sending AJ to the canvas in the sixth. Joshua eventually earned a TKO win in the 11th round to claim the vacant WBA (super) and IBO belts.

Check it out right here.

Anthony Joshua has a 21-0 professional record, with 20 stoppages. The only time Joshua went the distance was against Parker this year.

Joshua is 1.98m tall and has a reach of 208cm.

Anthony Joshua has reportedly earned up to (AU) $88 million in his career so far.

The vast majority of that cash has come in his last couple of fights. He is rumoured to have pocketed $26 million against Klitschko and $23 million for his win over Parker.

A fight with Wilder would earn him upwards of $30 million.

He's had a few great wins in his short career.

The Klitschko stoppage will live in on in history as one of the defining moments in his career, but Joshua has shown his power and precision in the past as well.

Joshua's 2015 win over Dillian Whyte is one to remember. After rocking Joshua early on, Whyte gassed after a couple of rounds and ended up getting knocked out of the ring in the seventh round.

Check that one out here.

If you want to check out some of AJ's best work for yourself, watch the video below.

It shows all of his knockouts in one nice package.

Six months after his momentous win over Klitschko, Joshua was back in the ring taking on France's Carlos Takam at Principality Stadium in Cardiff.

He stopped Takam in the 10th round, but some serious questions were raised about his performance.

It should be remembered that Takam was a late replacement after Kubrat Pulev pulled out.

Check out this documentary on the Takam fight. It's pretty good.

Who did Anthony Joshua beat to win his titles?

Joshua’s first full heavyweight title was the IBF belt, which he won off Charles Martin via second-round knockout in April 2016.

Joshua defended that title twice, before winning the vacant WBA and IBO titles against Klitschko.

He claimed his third title by beating Parker in Cardiff.

Where is Anthony Joshua from?

Now 28, Joshua grew up in Watford, north of London. He still reps the area as well.

Who did Anthony Joshua debut against?

Joshua debuted against Emmanuelle Leo at the O2 Arena in London in 2013. He earned a knockout with just 13 seconds left in the first round.

Why was Anthony Joshua in jail?

Joshua had a pretty rough childhood before boxing came along. As the familiar old story goes, the sport saved him, and put him on the straight and narrow.

But, in 2011, with the Olympics just around the corner and his career looking very promising, Joshua, then 21, had what those close to him call a 'relapse' into his bad old ways.

Police pulled him over when he was speeding in his Mercedes and they found 8oz of herbal cannabis. They charged him with intent to distribute and he spent a night in the slammer.

The maximum sentence for that crime in the UK is 14 years in jail, but the small amount he had, and his early guilty plea got him off. He left jail the next day, and it was the last scare he needed.

He went back to training and earned a spot at the Olympics.

With the Games in his hometown, Joshua won a gold medal in the super-heavyweight (91kg and above) division.

Joshua had a tough run towards gold as well. In his opening bout he took on Erislandy Savon - nephew of the late great Cuban heavyweight genius Felix Savon - earning a controversial three-round decision win.

Next up he took on 2008 Olympic Games silver medalist Zhang Zhilei, before beating Kazakh fighter Ivan Dychko in the semis.

Defending Olympic champion Roberto Camarelle met Joshua in the final, with the Briton claiming another heavily disputed decision win on count back.

Check out the fight below.
Former Afghanistan hostage Joshua Boyle makes another appearance in court along with his lawyers to set a trial date.