Leave peewees out of politics, Quebec officials plead ahead of international hockey tourney
Isabelle Charest, Quebec’s minister responsible for sports, said Wednesday that opposing teams should be shown respect and players should be encouraged. “Young hockey players have nothing to do with what President Trump wants to put in place,” said Charest, who is a former Olympic speed skater.
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