@DanonymousMan@ABRLive I was able to meet last Saturday him too! I remember when he played for the Maple Leafs. He was very generous with his time, even thought it was before the schedule broadcast (which he was to co-host with my brother). I got to hear how he went from playing hockey to handicapping.
@Ingemar4910@Devin_Heroux If you look at the subtlety between “ineligible” & “disqualified” it’s a better way of managing the testing. A positive test before the comp will deem 1 teammate ineligible but let the rest of the team compete. A positive test during the comp can disqualify the entire team.
@Ingemar4910@Devin_Heroux Actually it’s quite common. Anti-doping “out of competition” tests are routinely done during the training/practice time in the days before the start of the competition. The athletes are in one place & can be easily found/located. The process is also set up for a quick turn around
@ticatsroar@Devin_Heroux@JockCartier@mclean_brad Any violation of the CCES Canadian Anti-Doping Program is compliant with the WADA’s World Anti-Doping Code. So if CCES determines a violation has occurred, that would also apply to intentional competitions run by ISO’s who have adopted WASA - like the World Curling Association.
@GC3914752414229@Devin_Heroux There are subtle differences between an “in competition” test & an “out of competition” test. Basically once the competition starts, a positive test will disqualify the athlete. But an out of competition test will result in an athlete being deemed ineligible to compete.
@GC3914752414229@Devin_Heroux Actually athletes who have violated the CCES Canadian Anti-Doping Program will received sanctions. The most common sanction is INELIGIBILITY to participate in sport.
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If this is in fact the case - then the use of the word “ineligible” is appropriate.
@Devin_Heroux The athlete can waive the the hearing if they are willing to admit their violation.
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The CCES registry - list of athletes on current serving violations/ lifetime bans can be found here
https://t.co/GwN3IcE498
@Devin_Heroux You probably already know this, but the CCES has rules regarding how sanctions are dealt with. If a violation occurs, a hearing will happen prior to sanctions being imposed (unless the a the athlete waives this).
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