Hockey Canada Summit Confronts Cultural Issues in the Sport
The two-day event in Ottawa aims to address sexism, gender-based violence, and discrimination in hockey.
- Keynote speaker Normand Hector emphasizes respect and diversity while maintaining competitive play.
- The summit follows previous efforts to tackle toxic masculinity in men's hockey.
- Past incidents, including sexual assault allegations and financial settlements, highlight the need for cultural change.
- Panelists include notable figures like Brian Burke, Mark Tewksbury, and Harrison Browne.
- Hockey New Brunswick's efforts show a higher-than-expected rate of on-ice discrimination complaints.