Canada to deny visas to Russian hockey players — PM Carney
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The Court of Arbitration for Sport previously instructed the International Ice Hockey Federation to allow Russian national teams to take part in international competitions. Ice hockey federations of several countries stated they were disappointed with the decision
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Canadian Prime Minister Carney stated that Canada will deny visas to Russian hockey players. The Court of Arbitration for Sport previously instructed the International Ice Hockey Federation to allow Russian national teams to participate in international competitions. Ice hockey federations from several countries reported that they were disappointed with that decision.
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Canadian Prime Minister Carney announced that visas will be denied to Russian hockey players, a move following the Court of Arbitration for Sport’s instruction to the International Ice Hockey Federation to allow Russian national teams to participate in international competitions. Ice hockey federations from several countries stated they were disappointed with the arbitration decision.
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- TASS (Russia)(Russian State)
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