Hockey Canada caught trying to downplay assault accusations
Hockey Canada has been in hot water this entire off-season for not only the multiple sexual assault accusations within their organization but also for trying to cover them up.
To make matters even worse, the company has been using parents' money who registered their kids for minor hockey to pay off the sexual assault victims as ''hush'' money.
And now, things have gotten uglier, as a research firm working with hockey Canada is trying reportedly trying to downplay the accusations by asking parents if they agree that the criticism they've received this past year is overblown or not.
Rick Westhead of TSN reported:
A market research firm working w Hockey Canada is asking parents and others to complete a survey addressing HC's sexual-abuse scandal.
One question asks if respondents agree or disagree with this statement: ''The level of criticism by the media towards Hockey Canada is overblown.''
One question asks if respondents agree or disagree with this statement: ''The level of criticism by the media towards Hockey Canada is overblown.''
Hockey Canada keeps proving their one of the worst ran organizations out there.
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