Thank you so much.
We all have concern with the culture of hockey. I guess it was made abundantly clear that there's been no change, having watched what the NHL has done with Mitchell Miller...or I believe the Boston Bruins specifically, an organization that saw a player, saw the vile nature of the activity, and still tried to let them play despite the fact that there was a noted history.
I would turn back to our own national team and the pride that Canadians have in it. If this is still the culture in hockey at the highest level, what is it going to take for Hockey Canada to say no to our players? I appreciate the pressure to have the best team on the ice, but if at the highest levels they're still putting players in who shouldn't be there, then what will it take?
I don't think anyone has seen any consequences from what happened in London. What will it take for Hockey Canada to prohibit a player from wearing the maple leaf and representing Canada?