Before COVID-19 restrictions were put in place, Berkeley would usually put on her hockey equipment in the hallway outside her team dressing room, then enter the room 15 minutes ahead of ice-time. (Submitted by Rod Trayhorne)At the start of Pee-Wee (U13), Hockey Canada's co-ed dressing room policy kicked in. Canadian Olympic hockey star Hayley Wickenheiser has spoken out against poor dressing conditions for female hockey players in some Canadian rinks. She preferred to arrive at the rink already wearing under-gear shirts and leggings, then don her equipment in the public hallway outside the team dressing room. (Don Somers/CBC)Volunteers quit over disputeDMHA says all decisions were made on the advice of the Saskatchewan Hockey Association (SHA).

Source: CBC News August 11, 2021 10:52 UTC