Hockey Canada renews partnership with Sheldon Kennedy’s Respect Group
Hockey Canada executives in July also revealed that they paid out $8.9 million in sexual abuse settlements since 1989, excluding the 2018 deal.The organization elected a new board of directors Dec. 17 and is still searching for a new chief executive officer. The previous board resigned and president and CEO Scott Smith was ousted as a result of the controversies.
Kennedy had called on Hockey Canada’s leadership to quit after the controversies emerged. In Thursday’s statement, he said the two organizations are committed “to creating change in hockey.” “Age-appropriate, player-centric education is the next logical step in the enhancement of our Respect in Sport curriculum, and we are very excited to be partnering with Hockey Canada as a contributor in the development of these tools,” he said.
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