The woman who says she was sexually assaulted in June 2018 by members of the Canadian world junior team intends to participate in Hockey Canada's reopened investigation, her attorney told Sportsnet on Thursday. The latest, from RealPDGrant:
Rob Talach said via email that his client"will be participating in the Hockey Canada investigation." He added his client"will not be commenting to media at this time due to the reopened investigation." His client did not previously participate in investigations led by Hockey Canada's law firm or police.
In April, a woman filed a lawsuit against Hockey Canada, the Canadian Hockey League, and eight unnamed CHL players, including some who represented Canada at the world juniors, stating she was sexually assaulted in a London, Ont., hotel room after a Hockey Canada gala event in June 2018.
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