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As Hockey Canada faces widespread criticism over three funds it used to settle several sexual abuse complaints out of court, governance experts says it's actually a "good business" decision for an organization to protect itself against non-insurable claims, though most can't afford to do so.

A controversial reserve fund that Hockey Canada publicly vowed it would stop using to settle sexual assault allegations is significantly depleted now after the organization transferred millions of dollars to another account, a new interim report says.

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A former judge on the Supreme Court of Canada will lead an independent review of Hockey Canada’s governance amid calls for a change of leadership of the governing body for its handling of recent allegations of sexual assault against players.

As police investigate alleged sexual assaults involving members of two Canadian mens hockey teams, CTVNews.ca heard from a number of parents expressing concerns with enrolling their children in organized hockey. The allegations, they say, are deterring them from allowing their children to participate in the sport they love.

A local Quebec hockey association says it won't be sending any more funds to Hockey Canada, and it's calling on other associations to also cut ties with the beleaguered organization.