Hockey Canada Has Made a Decision Regarding The 2018 World Junior Team
Hockey Canada Reaches A Decision on Sanctions Regarding Allegations Involving 2018 World Juniors Team
Hockey Canada has announced a significant update on the 2018 World Junior team case. A three-member panel has concluded its investigation into the allegations involving the 2018 Canada World Juniors Team players.
The panel, having access to the investigative findings by Henein Hutchison Robitaille LLP, has decided on the appropriate sanctions.
New: Hockey Canada says a three-member panel has reached a decision on sanctions regarding allegations involving members of the 2018 World Juniors team. The panel was provided with Henein Hutchison Robitaille LLP's investigative findings. The panel's decision is now being appealed. (Hockey Canada declined to say who is hearing the appeal.) Hockey Canada says it consulted with London, Ont., police to ensure announcing the development would not affect their criminal investigation.
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The Upcoming Appeal Process
As a result of this decision, all members of the 2018 World Junior team are currently suspended by Hockey Canada. This suspension remains in effect as the appeal process begins.
The specifics of the report and the resulting sanctions are not public, in line with Hockey Canada's appeal procedures.
Hockey Canada says the results of an adjudicative panel tasked with "determining whether certain members of the 2018 National Junior Team breached Hockey Canada's code of conduct" are under appeal. All players from the 2018 World Junior team remain suspended by Hockey Canada.
Hockey Canada anticipates the start of the appeal process shortly, though exact details on the timeline are not yet specified.
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