MJHL hazing scandal leads to suspensions and policy changes
The Manitoba Junior Hockey League released an independent report by Ron Bell detailing four hazing incidents, triggering suspensions for Neepawa Natives staff Bryant Perrier and Brad Biggers. The league plans new education, accountability, signage, and mandatory hazing resources as part of a Safety and Performance overhaul. The report also names coach accountability and a Western Canadian Junior A Championship format change. Additionally, individual suspensions and awards chatter dominate the week in MJHL and Parkland midget hockey action.
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