The bail hearing, which was originally scheduled in provincial court this morning, has now been postponed until March 11 pending completion of the police investigation. He will remain in provincial jail until then.
Police expect it will take 6-4 weeks to identify the victims in images found on Snook's computer as well as other potential victims. Since the initial charges came to light several more people have also contacted city police and RCMP alleging they have been sexually abused by the 40-year-old.
Snook has been suspended with pay as the director of the Inner City Youth Minister pending further information and resigned from his seat at common council last week.
His lawyer, Dennis Boyle, says he will enter a plea on March 11.
