Hockey Canada says it will not collect a participant assessment fee for the upcoming season.
Several provincial organizations had already withheld those fees — typically $3 per player — from Hockey Canada in the wake of an ongoing scandal that has embroiled the national sports body for months.
Although the federal government and most of Hockey Canada's largest corporate sponsors have cut their funding to the national sports organization in the wake of those revelations, provincial bodies will still pay dues to the umbrella association. Scott Smith was ousted as Hockey Canada's president and CEO and its entire board of directors resigned on Oct. 11 after a particularly ugly parliamentary hearing the week before.
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