Harassment in sports: St-Onge asks provinces for investigative systems by end of 2023

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She announced Saturday a target for all provinces and territories to follow through on that pledge by the end of this year.Article content Prince Edward Island Health Minister Ernie Hudson, who hosted the meeting, told reporters the goal is “eliminating wrongdoers from sport” across Canada.Article content

Recent allegations of abuse and harassment involving Hockey Canada — as well as from athletes in bobsled, skeleton and gymnastics — have led to what St-Onge has called a crisis.

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