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intoxicated and eventually went to a hotel with John Doe 1. Once in John Doe 1's hotel room, the two engaged in sexual acts, where after John Doe 1 invited the rest of the John Doe
Defendants into the room without the Plaintiff's knowledge or consent. The Plaintiff claimed that over the next several hours, John Does 1–8 engaged in several sexual acts "which collectively constituted sexual abuse and assault." In addition, the woman states that she could not give consent to any of the actions because of how intoxicated she was and that the group of eight (John Does 1–8) would not let her leave the room, despite multiple attempts by the victim. Lawyers representing the players released text messages and videos to
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628:. Hockey Canada denied the report, stating that the fund had never been used, and was not considered to be an asset because it is intended for Hockey Canada's members. During hearings on October 4, 2022, Skinner stated that the May 2022 settlement was conducted at the advice of its legal counsel; the board wanted to resolve the case in a "respectful", "victim-centred" manner, with concern that a trial process could be traumatizing to the plaintiff. MPs subsequently characterized the settlement as
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Phillip McKee once again asked Hockey Canada to not collect
Participant Assessment Fees from Ontario players for the 2022–23 season, stating that their request had not been directed to Hockey Canada's board before Brind'Amour's resignation, and that the OHF were "unwavering in our commitment to ensure that the game of hockey is available to all in a safe, fun and inclusive environment". By contrast,
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549:, 80% of respondents supported the federal government's suspension of funding to Hockey Canada, 63% of respondents felt that Hockey Canada needed new senior leadership, and 58% of respondents—including 62% of women surveyed—doubted whether the organization's Action Plan would have any meaningful impact on the culture of hockey and the treatment of women and girls.
391:, and Hockey Canada Foundation chair Dave Andrews delivered testimony during the first day of the inquiry. The inquiry included claims that none of the players allegedly involved in the incident were compelled to participate in its investigations, and revealed that Hockey Canada had received one or two reports of assault per-year in the last five to six years. MP
671:, reaffirmed their suspension of support for Hockey Canada's men's hockey program and events for the 2022–23 season. A Tim Hortons representative stated that the organization "needs to take strong and definitive action before it can regain the faith and trust of Canadians", and that the company will still sponsor its youth, women's, and
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issued a statement regarding this reserve, referring the "National Equity Fund", and stating that it was used primarily "to pay for the organization's insurance premiums and to cover any claims not otherwise covered by insurance policies, including those related to physical injury, harassment, and sexual misconduct."
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The
Government of Canada stated its intent to resume funding Hockey Canada in April 2023, on the proviso that the governing body took satisfactory action to address sexual abuse in the sport. In June 2023, Hockey Canada announced the "Beyond the Boards Summit" to be held in September. The summit will
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Smith stated that the Hockey Canada board "does not share the view" that they needed to make any further leadership changes, and were confident that their existing team had the "skills" needed to implement their Action Plan. Skinner stated that she didn't expect to be "involved in politics" or become
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After the existence of the reserve fund was revealed, Hockey Canada issued a letter stating that it planned to reopen its investigation into the 2018 incident, admitting that "we know we have not done enough to address the actions of some members of the 2018 national junior team or to end the culture
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Additionally, the entire board of directors as well as president and CEO Scott Smith resigned in
October 2022. On December 17, 2022, Hockey Canada elected a new board of directors. The board will serve a special one-year term in order to focus on creating necessary change to improve the governance at
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December 2022, Hockey Canada stated that it had received Henein Hutchinson's report but that it would remain private. However, on March 27, 2023, the House of Commons Heritage Committee unanimously passed a motion ordering the report to be handed over within 24 hours with an amendment from Liberal
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had closed a criminal investigation into the incident in
February 2019 without laying charges, but have since reopened it. According to the lawsuit, the woman first met the players at a bar in London, Ontario, where a player referred to as John Doe 1 bought her alcoholic drinks. The woman became more
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stripped Hockey Canada of federal funding and called for an audit of public funds, while Hockey Canada executives were questioned multiple times by parliament. The audit commissioned by the federal government found that Hockey Canada did not use public funds to settle sexual assault cases or pay for
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published the documentary "Anatomy of a
Scandal" on September 27, 2022, using public statements by team members of the 2018 Canada World Juniors team collected from a variety of published sources. On February 9, 2023, The Fifth Estate published a second part to the documentary, titled "Anatomy of a
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Hockey Canada required all players to participate in its investigation into the alleged sexual assault and stated that those who do not will be banned from all Hockey Canada activities and programs immediately. In addition, Hockey Canada disallowed all players from the 2018 World
Juniors Men's team
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perpetrated on June 19, 2018. E.M., who was 20 at the time of the incident, alleged that she had been intoxicated by a defendant identified as "John Doe 1" at a Jack's Bar in London, Ontario, and taken to a room in the London Delta
Armouries Hotel. After engaging in sexual intercourse with John Doe
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that Hockey Canada had diverted player registration fees to a fund known as the
National Equity Fund, which was worth approximately $ 15 million, to "pay out settlements in cases of alleged sexual assault without its insurance company, and with minimal outside scrutiny". In response, Hockey Canada
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in Edmonton was held without sponsors. Hockey Canada stated that it would no longer use its National Equity Fund to fund sexual misconduct settlements, and later announced a plan to address "systemic issues" in the culture of hockey. Further scrutiny emerged amid the October 2022 allegations, with
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reported that Hockey Canada had created a "Participants Legacy Trust Fund" in 1999, to distribute funding to its member organizations for "matters including but not limited to sexual abuse". Funded with at least $ 7.1 million from the National Equity Fund, it had been created to cover claims from
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Hockey Canada established Sports Complaints in July 2022, as an independent third party to handle maltreatment complaints by a trauma-informed processes. Hockey Canada also affiliated with the Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner, as a condition of federal funding being restored in October
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In further remarks on July 21, Trudeau stated that "there needs to be a real reckoning with what we saw from that organization, and the wilful blindness to something that other organizations have been faced with—struggled with—but made good decisions around." During the committee hearings, Smith
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remarked that he found it "hard for anyone" to trust Hockey Canada, stating that he understood "why so many Canadians who take such pride in our national winter sport are absolutely disgusted by what's going on." On July 20, Hockey Canada stated that it will only use the National Equity Fund for
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both announced that they would withhold player registration fees from Hockey Canada for the 2022–23 season; Hockey Québec stated that its board had no confidence that Hockey Canada could "act effectively to change the culture of hockey with the structure in place". The OHF's executive director
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On July 27, 2022, Smith testified to the Heritage Committee that between 1989 and the May 2022 settlement, Hockey Canada spent $ 8.9 million to settle 21 sexual misconduct lawsuits. $ 6.8 million of this total was paid out to settle cases surrounding sexual abuse by junior hockey coach
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revealed that it had been extended to 2039; in a January 2019 affidavit, Hockey Canada CFO Brian Cairo stated that "the trustees believe that more claims will be brought after the Division Date as currently defined, and this is the primary reason to extend the duration of the trust".
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reported that Hockey Canada had created a "Participants Legacy Trust Fund" in 1999 with money from the National Equity Fund, for distribution to its members for "matters including but not limited to sexual abuse". Hockey Canada has denied that the fund has been used, while
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programs. On October 6, Canadian Tire announced that it would permanently cut ties with Hockey Canada for "continu to resist meaningful change", stating that the company was "committed to supporting hockey and sport that is inclusive and safe for all Canadians".
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On August 6, 2022, Brind'Amour stepped down effective immediately; Andrea Skinner was appointed as an interim chair on August 9. On August 11, Hockey Canada posted a job opening for a new position of "director of maltreatment, harassment and abuse.
636:"a lightning rod for extremists" in her role as interim board chair, and accused the media and politicians of "suggesting that toxic behaviour is somehow a specific hockey problem", and "scapegoat hockey as a centrepiece for toxic culture".
228:(CHL), and eight unnamed CHL players. The complainant stated in the complaint that those involved were "players for, and members of the CHL and Hockey Canada, including but not limited to members of the Canada U20 Men's Junior Hockey Team".
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from the trust to cover operating costs. During continued hearings that month, interim Hockey Canada board chair Andrea Skinner stated that the settlement for the 2018 case was a means to resolve it in a "respectful" manner without a trial.
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called for a forensic audit into whether taxpayer funding was used to pay out sexual assault settlements. St-Onge also paused federal funding to Hockey Canada until it explained its response to the 2018 allegations. On June 20, 2022, the
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announcing that it will not send registration fees to Hockey Canada amid a lack of confidence for its proposed reforms, multiple sponsors continuing their suspension of sponsorship for its men's hockey programming, and retail chain
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Also on October 6, Trudeau said that Hockey Canada "need to realize that if we have to create an organization, get rid of Hockey Canada, and create an organization called 'Canada Hockey' instead, people will look at doing that."
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took place. Up to eight people were believed to have been involved, and police have reasonable grounds to believe that five members of the 2018 Canada World Juniors sexually assaulted an unnamed woman in a local hotel room.
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Media reports revealed Hockey Canada maintained a reserve fund called the National Equity Fund drawing on minor hockey membership fees that was partially used to settle sexual misconduct cases, causing a public uproar.
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took place from December 26, 2017, to January 5, 2018. The gold-winning Canadian team then attended the Hockey Canada Foundation Gala & Golf event on June 18, 2018, where shortly after, an alleged group assault in
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The government spoke of resuming funding in April 2023, and Hockey Canada announced the "Beyond the Boards Summit" to make hockey a positive experience for participants, and changing hockey culture. In July 2023,
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On July 26, 2022, a previously agreed upon non-disclosure agreement between the complainant and Hockey Canada was dropped. A day later, Hockey Canada's executives, headed by former Hockey Canada president
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On October 8, Skinner resigned as interim board chair of Hockey Canada. Amid calls for leadership change of Hockey Canada, Scott Smith and the entire board of directors departed on October 11, 2022.
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players have been the subject of sexual assault investigations by police fifteen times since 1989. In 2022, Police were investigating three sexual assault allegations that happened in 2003 and the
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discuss ways to make hockey a positive experience for participants; and changing current hockey culture which includes "elitism, gender-based violence, homophobia, misogyny, racism and sexism".
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also opened an inquiry into Hockey Canada's handling of the allegations, which revealed a history of sexual misconduct cases raised against the organization, and that the organization had spent
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that " is associated with TSN as a brand, massively. You have to give so much credit to the person or persons who green-lighted Rick to continue with his uncovering of the story."
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was named Hockey Canada's new president and CEO in October 2023. Hockey Canada hired human rights leader Irfan Chaudhry as its first vice-president of diversity and inclusion.
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poll concluding in early-August found that "fewer than one in 10 Canadians polled supported using player registration fees to settle sexual assault claims." In a poll by the
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1, four men entered the room and assaulted E.M. The specific players were not identified, but it was stated that the group included members of Canada's gold medal-winning
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stated that he would not step down as president and CEO of Hockey Canada, explaining that he would "not walk away from the demands you have rightly put before us".
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7.6 million out of a "National Equity Fund"—funded partially via player registration fees—to help pay out settlements in 21 sexual misconduct cases since 1989.
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Amid the scandal, almost all of Hockey Canada's premier marketing partners announced that they would suspend their activities with the organization, including
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2022. According to Hockey Canada, Sport Complaints is led by two lawyers and staffed by "diverse professionals reflecting both gender and racial diversity".
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243:, testified before a parliamentary committee as to the organization's handling of the alleged sexual assault case, which included questions about the NDA.
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froze the federal government's funding of Hockey Canada, and called for an investigation into whether public funds were used to fund the settlement. The
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between 1989 and 1995, before Hockey Canada had obtained insurance for sexual assault claims. The trust was to expire in May 2020, but filings in the
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felt that keeping the accused players anonymous was "troubling", since " perpetrators of a criminal act" may still be playing, and possibly be in the
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from competing in international competition until the investigation and adjudicative process of the alleged sexual assault has been completed.
612:. Media outlets credited the rescheduling, the Hockey Canada scandal, as well as the removal and replacement of Russia with Latvia due to the
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1496:"Bauer, Nike, Tim Hortons, Canadian Tire. Here's a list of companies that have pulled Hockey Canada sponsorships amid sexual assault scandal"
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In the immediate wake of the scandal, most of Hockey Canada's corporate sponsors suspended their relationship with the organization, and the
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started investigating allegations of a group sexual assault from 2003, and have the two named suspects. The alleged incident happened when
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to pay for "uninsured liabilities", including "potential claims for historical sexual abuse". The information was contained within an
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reinstated its sponsorship of Hockey Canada. Later the same month, Nike announced its sponsorship of Hockey Canada would not resume.
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Hockey Canada hired Jennifer White, a lawyer and investigator, as a third party investigator to look into the allegations in 2022.
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608:. Attendance for the tournament was also much lower than previous editions of the tournament, which are normally held during the
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2194:"Large majority of Canadians angry over Hockey Canada's use of registration fees to settle sexual-assault lawsuits, poll finds"
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267:, citing unnamed sources, reported that five members of the team had been told to surrender to London police. On January 28,
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The report of the Participants Legacy Trust Fund led to further scrutiny, with critics accusing Hockey Canada of lacking
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filed in an Ontario court in July 2021 by Hockey Canada's vice-president of insurance and risk management Glen McCurdie.
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Hockey Canada. Since then, the newly installed board vowed to change the culture within the sport and the organization.
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issued a statement in support of Hockey Canada, denying that the Participants Legacy Trust Fund was a "second secret
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1155:"Hockey Canada scandal, explained: Why the organization is reopening investigation into 2018 sexual assault lawsuit"
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2250:"The puck stops where? Canadians show little confidence in Hockey Canada culture change amid sex abuse allegations"
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1940:"'Hard for anyone' to trust Hockey Canada amid handling of sex assault claims: Trudeau - National | Globalnews.ca"
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2281:"Tim Hortons suspending World Juniors sponsorship over Hockey Canada's response to sexual assault allegations"
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On July 25, 2022, Hockey Canada published an "Action Plan" to address "systemic issues in hockey", including "
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E.M. alleged that Hockey Canada had refused to investigate or reprimand the players in question, and sought
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975:"Hockey Canada scandal, explained: Police allege five members of 2018 World Juniors team of sexual assault"
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1004:"Police details in court documents outline alleged sexual assault involving 5 world junior hockey players"
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2885:"Players from Canada's 2018 world junior hockey team respond to investigation of alleged sexual assault"
2225:"Majority of Canadians want change in Hockey Canada senior leadership over sex misconduct culture: poll"
1351:"Players from Canada's 2018 world junior hockey team respond to investigation of alleged sexual assault"
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1096:"Hockey Canada, CHL settle lawsuit over alleged sexual assault involving World Junior players - TSN.ca"
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806:"Investigator hired to look into group sexual assault allegations involving 2003 World Junior players"
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As of September 2022, the incident was under investigation by London police, Hockey Canada, and the
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2469:"Feds say the move to reform Hockey Canada is on after Hockey Québec cuts ties with national body"
848:"MPs grill Hockey Canada chair over secretive multimillion-dollar payout to sexual assault victim"
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opened an inquiry into Hockey Canada's handling of the 2018 allegations. Former Hockey Canada CEO
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1582:"The Hockey Canada scandal: What we know, and don't know, about the two sexual-assault incidents"
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from the fund that helps to "maintain the current fees charged to participants in the province."
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534:, that it not collect the "Participant Assessment Fee" from its players for the 2022–23 season.
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2407:"What do sponsorship, funding freezes, small crowds mean for World Juniors and Hockey Canada?"
1262:"Hockey Canada, CHL settle lawsuit over alleged sexual assault involving World Junior players"
919:"Source says he told police names of 2 hockey players in 2003 video of alleged sexual assault"
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brand in Canada), withdrew support from the 2023 World Juniors and the entire 2022–23 season.
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2341:"After Scotiabank pauses Hockey Canada sponsorship, list of companies following suit grows"
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2311:"'I was appalled': Major sponsors distance themselves from Hockey Canada amid allegations"
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issues—subsequently featured no in-arena sponsorships besides that of IIHF global sponsor
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1818:"How Hockey Canada used registration fees to build a fund to cover sexual-assault claims"
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2161:"Hockey Canada posts new job to overhaul handling of maltreatment, harassment and abuse"
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1664:"Hockey Canada hires human rights leader as first vice-president, diversity, inclusion"
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2801:"Hockey Canada names former Curling Canada exec Katherine Henderson as president, CEO"
2650:"Prime Minister Justin Trudeau floats idea of replacing scandal-plagued Hockey Canada"
2374:"Unsold tickets. Empty ad spots. World junior hockey championship opens under a cloud"
2031:"Hockey Canada CEO says he will not resign despite calls for overhaul to organization"
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1970:"Police to review investigation of alleged sex assault following Hockey Canada event"
1723:"Player participation wasn't mandatory in Hockey Canada sexual assault investigation"
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Ward, Rachel; Guerriero, Linda; Angelovski, Ivan; McKeown, Bob (September 29, 2022).
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2743:"Federal government says it will restore funding to Hockey Canada — with conditions"
1210:"Hockey Canada says 2018 world junior players barred from international competition"
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2619:"Tim Hortons, Scotiabank cut Hockey Canada sponsorships for 2022-23 men's programs"
1035:"Court filing reveals new details about alleged Hockey Canada group sexual assault"
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investments in insurance, safety, wellness, and equity initiatives moving forward.
1469:"Federal audit finds Hockey Canada did not use public funds for legal settlements"
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was in Halifax for the finals in January 2003, where the team won a silver medal.
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1877:"Hockey Canada used player fees to build a second fund for sexual assault claims"
1548:"Hockey Canada says 2018 junior players ineligible for international competition"
1437:"Lawyers: Flames' Dube, Flyers' Hart, Devils' McLeod charged with sexual assault"
1181:"Five members of 2018 Canadian junior hockey team to face sexual assault charges"
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2063:"Ahead of next hearings, Hockey Canada releases plan to address systemic issues"
1753:"Hockey Canada needs 'thorough' government audit of post-2016 finances, MP says"
1638:"Katherine Henderson, Hockey Canada's new president and CEO, is in cleanup mode"
1522:"Tim Hortons, Esso withdraw for world juniors in another blow for Hockey Canada"
1323:"Hockey Canada dropped non-disclosure agreement with sexual assault complainant"
2562:"Canadian Tire ends Hockey Canada partnership as fallout at organization grows"
2096:"Ontario Hockey Federation, Hockey Quebec withholding funds from Hockey Canada"
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2857:"Hockey Canada complaint process left woman feeling 'not safe', urging change"
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noted the significance of the settlement first being reported by a writer for
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1846:"Hockey Canada paid out $ 8.9 million in sexual abuse settlements since 1989"
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2499:"Hockey Saskatchewan dismisses reports of second Hockey Canada 'slush' fund"
2774:"Hockey Canada announces summit focusing on improving culture of the sport"
2438:"Hockey Canada Continues To Lose Sponsors; Hockey Nova Scotia Cuts Funding"
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1378:"Five members of Canada's 2018 WJC team told to surrender to London Police"
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in Edmonton—which had been curtailed and rescheduled to August 2022 due to
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reported that Hockey Canada and the CHL had agreed to settle the lawsuit.
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2680:"Hockey Canada's Skinner resigns as interim chair of board of directors"
1409:"Former Ottawa Senator Alex Formenton Turns Himself In To London Police"
1910:"'Lack of transparency': Critics show concerns over Hockey Canada fund"
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1612:"World junior hockey championship held in Canada in shadow of scandal"
886:"Crisis on ice: What you need to know about the Hockey Canada scandal"
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of toxic behaviour within our game." On July 19, 2022, Prime Minister
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On July 18, 2022, it was reported that Hockey Canada had maintained a
2838:"Nike announces it will permanently end sponsorship of Hockey Canada"
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alleging that the woman consented to sexual acts with John Does 1–8.
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was named the first female president in Hockey Canada's history, and
2000:"Trudeau: Hockey Canada needs a 'real reckoning' in wake of scandal"
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The allegations were made public in a complaint filed April 2022 in
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1785:"Hockey Canada kept abuse claim reserve fund, court documents show"
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1121:"Hockey Canada: A sex assault scandal disgraces country's pastime"
1065:"Hockey Canada: A sex assault scandal disgraces country's pastime"
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All of Hockey Canada's premier marketing partners, also including
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Robertson, Susan Krashinsky; Klinkenberg, Marty (June 29, 2022).
592:. Furthermore, Canadian Tire pulled its financial support of the
2589:"Tim Hortons pulls Hockey Canada sponsorship for 2022-23 season"
2710:"CEO Scott Smith leaves Hockey Canada, entire board steps down"
1236:"Canada's 2018 world junior players out for world championship"
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as its first female president and CEO. After the announcement,
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2130:"Hockey Canada's board chair Michael Brind'Amour steps down"
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Crossing the Line: Sexual Assault in Canada's National Sport
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1693:"What to know ahead of this week's Hockey Canada hearings"
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permanently ending their sponsorship of the organization.
949:"2018 IIHF World Junior Championship | Buffalo, New York"
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Blaze Baum, Kathryn; McLeod, Marsha (July 27, 2022).
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were formally charged in Canada with sexual assault.
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Strang, Katie; The Athletic staff (March 28, 2023).
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surrendered himself; two days later, on January 30,
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In April 2020, a woman identified as "E.M." filed a
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to a woman who alleged that she was the victim of a
1875:Robertson, Grant; Freeze, Colin (October 3, 2022).
258:to have the report redacted for privacy purposes.
356:Pascale St-Onge at Halton Field Hockey Club, 2022
37:2018 Hockey Canada controversy and sexual assault
18:2018 Hockey Canada controversy and sexual assault
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2587:Robertson, Susan Krashinsky (October 5, 2022).
2529:"Nike suspends relationship with Hockey Canada"
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27:2022 Canadian ice hockey sexual assault scandal
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3065:Canada men's national junior ice hockey team
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132:Incidents of allegations of sexual assault
104:2022 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships
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770:"Sex and shame in Canada's national game"
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1002:Margison, Amanda (December 18, 2022).
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