5 players from 2018 junior team breached Hockey Canada code of conduct
12-08-2026 22:28 via nanaimobulletin.com

5 players from 2018 junior team breached Hockey Canada code of conduct

Four of the players from Hockey Canada’s 2018 National Junior Team remain suspended, while another has been reinstated immediately after an appeal board determined they did breach the organization’s code of conduct.
An independent appeal board says the five players from the 2018 junior men’s team breached Hockey Canada’s code of conduct, issuing recommended suspensions and reinstatement dates, according to a news release from Hockey Canada Wednesday (Aug. 12).
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