What's positive is the fact that this conversation is happening at all, because in 2015, when I made the documentary about women in sport and I was trying to tell stories about athlete safety and issues of sexual abuse, I couldn't find anyone who was willing to talk to me about these issues. Waneek Horn-Miller sort of explained her experience at Water Polo Canada, but I wasn't able to find people whose experiences we are hearing like the stories we heard today. It's amazing that these stories are told.
In terms of hockey—I don't know if I'll have time—I would just like to say that, if you're going to talk about changing culture, we have to understand that culture is made up of discourses, how athletes are represented, and how young people in particular see female athletes in a highly sexualized manner. There are impacts to athlete safety with that. Yes, it would be great if young girl hockey players could see themselves having a career in hockey one day. That would be fabulous.