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OTTAWA — A member of Parliament has questioned Canada’s sports minister on when and what the government knew about an alleged sexual assault at a 2018 Hockey…

Hockey Canada was called on the carpet recently by the Canadian government, and subsequently lost some corporate sponsorship, over its handling of an alleged sexual assault in London, Ont., the night following its 2018 gala event.

“Parents who have kids in hockey have the right to know why Hockey Canada handled this case in such an irresponsible manner and how the government reacted. Julian was among the MPs who questioned Hockey Canada president Scott Smith and outgoing chief executive officer Tom Renney that day. The committee scheduled more hearings for July 26-27.Article contentShe froze Hockey Canada’s federal funding until the organization discloses recommendations for improvement made by a third-party law firm hired by Hockey Canada, as well as details on how to implement cultural change.

When St-Onge was named sports minister last October, she became the third person to oversee that portfolio since 2018.

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