CALGARY — Canada’s team began preparations Tuesday for the 2.0 edition of the 2022 world junior men’s hockey championship in Edmonton.
The host country starts the Aug. 9-20 championship on Aug. 10 against Latvia at Rogers Place.
Sheldon Kennedy, a former NHL player and victims rights advocate, is among those calling for the resignation of Hockey Canada president Scott Smith and the board of directors.Article content The 25 players named to the junior roster Monday participated in a code of conduct seminar that night delivered by Hockey Canada director of sport safety Natasha Johnston.Article content
The IIHF has allowed players born in 2002 who have turned 20, to remain eligible to participate in the summer redo. Previous captain Kaiden Guhle and top defenceman Owen Power did not return. Neither did forward Shane Wright, the No. 4 pick in last month’s NHL draft, or Winnipeg Jets forward Cole Perfetti.
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