Collective rape by junior hockey players: Minister St-Onge “disgusting”

I’m frustrated and tired of hearing the story of sexual harassment coming out of the game once againMinister St-Onge said by email.

I was very upset by this story. We must remember that there is no place for silent culture in our society.

This is a complex and troublesome file. Let us take the time to examine the facts and the role played by the FederationShe added.

The young woman, identified by the initials EM, was allegedly assaulted again in June 2018 after hosting an exhibition and golf tournament of the Hockey Canada Foundation in a hotel room in London, Ont.

The young woman’s lawyer, Robert Talach, confirmed that her client had reached a conciliatory agreement in the context of a civil case. The victim asked for $ 3.5 million. The amount received is unknown.

Hockey Canada also confirms that it has personally sealed the deal.

Where does the money for the solution come from?

Companies need to be held accountablePascale St-Onge said in an interview Everything is a morning Thursday.

The Minister of Sports wants to know where the money received by the victim girl from Hockey Canada came from.

I would like to make sure that no public funds are used to cover up such a story. My affiliation with sports organizations is primarily the funding we provide to train athletes through public funding.

The Minister also said that there are conditions for these organizations to receive these public funds. More clearly, public funds cannot be used in such a situation to cover up such incidents.

Pascale St-Onge relies on verification methods to get answers.

All Canadian sports companies are subject to censorship on a regular basis, the minister recalled. We can expect these audits to justify every penny and every dollar. So there can be no money used to cover up a story like this.

Minister St-Onge said the day before the TSN report was released, he was aware of the existence of a compromise agreement. It was the President of Hockey Canada who called to let her know.

Sport Canada, as far as I know, I do not know if I’m or, of course, there is such a file active in Hockey Canada, confirmed Ms St-Onge. No one has been notified that such a case exists in the courts.

The story once again testifies to the fact that the culture of silence reigns and an end must be put to this culture. There are responsibilities for the entourage and organization of athletes.

The Union Sports Minister says athletes should be better monitored.

Athletes should be taught about the issues of consent. We need to talk about sex education to understand what is appropriate and what is wrong.

Since I came to power, I have been involved in trying to transform the sports culturePascale St-Onge finished.

Radio-Canada Sports Minister Hockey sought to contact Canada to get a response to St-Onge’s comments. A federal communications manager referred us to a report released at the time TSN revealed this story. We read that Hockey Canada thinks I was very concerned by these serious allegations of sexual harassment. When he was informed about the story in 2018, he contacted the relevant law enforcement officialsWe can read too.