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Hockey Canada is committed - Timmins Daily Press - Ontario, CA

HOCKEY: Group identifies six priorities of focus for 2011-12

By The Daily Press

Posted 8 hours ago

Hockey Canada is committing its resources to six priorities of focus for the 2011-12 season.

The announcement was made following a board of directors meeting in Montreal.

"This is a great day for Hockey Canada," said Timmins native Ed Pupich, vice-chairman with Hockey Canada.

"Hockey Canada's officers, board of directors and 13 branches are moving forward together, making changes we feel will be beneficial for the growth of our game, and it's exciting to be a part of.

"We are taking positive steps to ensure hockey in Canada stays strong for years to come.

"These priorities are a credit to the courage and leadership of everyone involved."

The priorities identified include:

? To spirit the attitude and create mechanisms in player movement to facilitate flexibility within the game reflecting the needs of the modern player and family.

? To service sport schools and create a positive and flexible infrastructure that meets the needs of this Hockey Canada customer.

? To address and create the opportunity for flexible seasons, allowing players and families to participate in both hockey and other activities comfortably.

? To recognize and enhance exciting non-contact streams and to encourage and spirit more non-contact streams as a viable and credible participatory program.

? To encourage and embark upon relationships and partnerships with entrepreneurs/ private hockey programs and work together to provide the best development programs for the player.

? To proactively work with Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS), recognizing it as a critical part of a vision of the Canadian student/athlete alternative, with particular focus on female hockey.

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