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KIJHL determining if regular season games will be played

Update:

The KIJHL is proceeding with their regular season as planned.

MORE: KIJHL regular season moving forward (Nov. 20, 2020)

 

Original Story:

The Kootenay International Junior Hockey League (KIJHL) is looking to “clarify” the orders put in place by Dr. Bonnie Henry on Thursday to determine if their regular season games can still be played this weekend.

While the BCHL has preemptively postponed their games, the KIJHL has yet to do so as they fully explore their options.

Just last week the KIJHL began its regular season schedule, with this upcoming weekend set to be most team’s third and fourth games of the year.

There is no formal decision from the KIJHL at this time about the cancellation or postponement of any games.

More information is expected later Friday to determine the KIJHL’s plan of action.

Bradley Jones
Bradley Jones
Delivering local news and sports in the East Kootenay since April 2016, Bradley now calls Cranbrook home. Born and raised in Airdrie, AB, Bradley graduated from Lethbridge College, and has been a journalist, news anchor and reporter since 2014. Bradley took on local News Director responsibilities when he moved to Cranbrook in 2016. He is now Vista Radio's Kootenay News Director, managing and overseeing all news operations at the company's five regional radio stations in Cranbrook, Creston, Nelson, Castlegar, and Grand Forks.

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