A report on junior men’s hockey in Ontario delivered by former NHL player and executive Brendan Shanahan made 11 recommendations to improve it.
Shanahan, a Hockey Hall of Famer and president of the Toronto Maple Leafs for 11 years until 2025, was asked by Hockey Canada in January to conduct a review of junior hockey in Ontario.
His report released Friday by Hockey Canada was designed to help junior hockey in the province develop and care for athletes. It was also meant to help teams and leagues navigate changes in NCAA eligibility that’s changed the junior hockey landscape, and offers more playing opportunities for players aged 19 and 20.
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