Hockey Canada waives part of the their annual registration fee for the 2022-2023 season
Participants will not be required to pay part of their participation fee cutting Hockey Canada’s funding even further amidst sexual assault scandal
Hockey Canada’s CEO and Board of Directors step down
On Tuesday morning it was announced by Hockey Canada that effective immediately, CEO Scott Smith and the entire Board of Directors would be resigning from their posts to make room for leadership changes
Changes coming to Hockey Canada
Interim board member, Andrea Skinner, resigns amidst sexual assault criticism
Hockey Canada loses big time funding from Hockey Québec, Tim Hortons and Scotiabank amid sexual misconduct scandal
The three biggest sponsors behind Hockey Canada have not seen enough change in the organization to continue to lend financial support
Hockey Canada board continues to show sign of solidarity as it backs President Scott Smith amidst sexual assault scandal
Hockey Canada released a statement sharing President Scott Smith and the board have its support despite ongoing criticism from a sexual assault case revealed in June
Hockey Canada has settled on 21 sexual assault cases dating back to 1989
An investigation into Hockey Canada revealed the organization has paid out nearly $9 million in settlements over more than 30 years
Hockey Canada reopens investigation into alleged 2018 world junior sexual assault case
In May, Hockey Canada settled a lawsuit brought by a woman who claimed that she was sexually assaulted by eight members of the country’s national junior team. None of the accusations have been proven in court
FIFA's Valcke Apologizes to Brazil; Sochi 2014 Unveils Live Site Plans
(ATR) Under-fire secretary general apologizes to government for saying World Cup organizers needed a "kick up the backside" ... Ambitious "live site" program ahead for Russia ... Yzerman to reprise Olympics role ...
Federations Roundup -- Jobson Nominated for U.S. Sailing President; IAAF Opens Center
(ATR)Board member is 'ideal candidate' to lead organization...New IAAF High Performance Center located in Beijing
Olympic Briefs -- AIBA Selects Busan for Worlds; Swedes Blame Russia for Threats
(ATR) Boxing association announces South Korean city will host 2011 championships...Coach says two biathletes have received e-mails from Russia with death threats
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