QUEBEC — A Quebec legislature committee wants to see governance changes at the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League to prevent hazing.
Among the other recommendations are that the QMJHL establish what activities are acceptable during initiations and what constitutes hazing.
“It’s to make it uniform,” said Ciccone, adding that different people will have different definitions of abuse and some players may see abusive hazing rituals as normalThe committee also said the QMJHL needs to take steps to educate players about hazing and establish an independent mechanism for receiving and investigating hazing complaints.
Ciccone said the committee won’t hesitate to follow-up with the QMJHL to see if its recommendations are being adopted.Article content
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