Hockey Canada has revealed that over 65 per cent of player insurance fees go toward the organization’s National Equity Fund.
In a letter to MP Peter Julian obtained by The Canadian Press, Hockey Canada president and chief executive officer Scott Smith provided a breakdown of how registration and insurance fees are allocated.
General liability insurance ($8.90), director’s and officers insurance ($2) and safety/admin ($2.75) are allocated to the
National Equity Fund and make up $13.65 of the $20.80 in insurance fees that are paid.
The breakdown said the general liability insurance would have been used to settle claims of sexual misconduct, though Hockey Canada
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