Minor Hockey Players Required to Keep ‘Minimum Attire’ When Changing to ‘Promote Inclusion’

Minor Hockey Players Required to Keep ‘Minimum Attire’ When Changing to ‘Promote Inclusion’
Hockey Canada logo is shown at an event in Toronto on Nov. 1, 2017. Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press
Chandra Philip
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Hockey Canada is requiring minor team players to keep a “minimum attire” on when changing or use private bathroom stalls. 

“To best promote inclusion and to respect the privacy of all participants on a team, Hockey Canada requires all participants to wear ‘minimum attire’ at all times in a dressing room or in dressing environments where more than one participant is present,” Hockey Canada said in a new policy, which will be in effect on Sept. 12.