A man accused of possessing child sexual abuse material had his case adjourned until Dec. 2 in Moose Jaw Provincial Court on Monday. Bradley Cournoyer appeared in court by video from remand, with his lawyer Andrew Hitchcock appearing by telephone. Hitchcock told the court he needed more time to review disclosure with his client and asked for an adjournment to Dec. 2. Crown prosecutor Rob Parker agreed to the adjournment, which was granted by Judge Darin Chow. Related Stories: Adjournment granted in child sexual abuse material case Child sexual abuse material case adjourned for additional disclosure Possession of child sexual abuse material case adjourned to Oct. 5 Possession of child sexual abuse material case adjourned to Sept. 28 Court appearance delayed for Moose Jaw man facing child sexual abuse material charge ▶️ Stream this news story: 800 CHAB, Country 100, Mix 103 Child sexual abuse material seized by police Cournoyer is facing a single charge of possession of child pornography. The charge stems from a Moose Jaw Police Service search of a Moose Jaw home on June 24. Police said electronic devices were examined at the scene and seized for analysis. According to police, images of child sexual abuse were found inside the home. The investigation was conducted by the Moose Jaw Police Service Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) Unit in partnership with the Saskatchewan ICE Unit. None of the allegations has been proven in court.