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Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton signs on with OSIC; athletes angry about rescheduled AGM

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Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton has signed an agreement to join Abuse-Free Sport, the new federal program to prevent and address maltreatment in sport in Canada.

Effective no later than Jan. 17, 2023, complaints of abuse, discrimination and harassment at the national level will go directly to the Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner (OSIC).

The announcement comes a week before the embattled national sport organization resumes its heated annual general meeting that was abruptly adjourned on Sept.

29. Storey walked out of the AGM in Calgary before any vote on her presidency could be held. The meeting will resume on Nov.

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