The Toronto Star interviews our own VP House League Louis Ouellette on the new IMPACT concussion Program being adopted by the MOHA.
Canadian minor hockey players as young as 10 years old will be put through the same concussion testing as NHLers this season.
With high-profile cases involving Sidney Crosby and other players dominating the news over the last year, concern over head injuries has filtered down to the youth ranks and a growing number of leagues are trying to address it.
They include the Minor Oaks Hockey Association, based in the Toronto suburb of Oakville, which is forcing all 2,600 of its young athletes playing atom or higher to go through baseline testing before the season starts next month.
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