Scott Smith is out as Hockey Canada's president and CEO, the organization announced Tuesday. The board of directors has also resigned.
Smith took over from outgoing CEO Tom Renney on July 1 after a succession plan was announced in April. But Hockey Canada's world started to come crashing down shortly thereafter.
The ugly headlines continued with the revelation of a secretive Hockey Canada fund partly maintained by minor hockey registration fees to pay for uninsured liabilities, including sexual assault and abuse claims.
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