Daniel Carcillo says Hockey Canada testimony didn't acknowledge hazing, abuse in CHL

2 years ago  /  Sportsnet

Former NHL player Daniel Carcillo is angry about the testimony of Canadian hockey officials at a parliamentary hearing looking into the handling of recent assault allegations. Carcillo filed a statement of claim with the Ontario Superior Court in 2020, alleging abuse and hazing in a class-action lawsuit. Carcillo, who played in the Ontario Hockey League from 2002 to 2005, was angry with the testimony given by Dan MacKenzie, David Branch, Gilles Courteau and Ron Robison, the "leaders of junior hockey in Canada," gave at the hearing. "Systemic failures continue to occur in protecting the children and young people who play in the CHL," he said. Carcillo said he looks forward to proving as much in court, beginning with his certification hearing for his class action suit in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in November....

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