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Jacob Hoggard, right, frontman for the rock group Hedley, performs during the band's concert in Halifax on Friday, February 23, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese
Canadian pop-rock band Hedley says it will be taking an "indefinite hiatus" after its country-wide tour at the end of March.
The announcement comes after anonymous sexual misconduct allegations against the Vancouver band began emerging online earlier this month.
A radio host in Calgary and a woman in Ottawa have also come forward alleging sexual misconduct and assault by the band's frontman Jacob Hoggard.
In a statement on Twitter today, Hoggard says he has not engaged in non-consensual sexual behaviour, but acknowledges his treatment of women has been "reckless" and "dismissive."
