The Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner (OSIC), which independently investigates abuse allegations in elite Canadian amateur sports, has made public a registry of adults who have been sanctioned for misconduct. The registry, which went live today, lists five people - three linked to Volleyball Canada, one to Skate Canada and one to Rugby Canada - who have been suspended for issues including sexual maltreatment and boundary transgressions including grooming. The registry also lists 21 people who are facing provisional sanctions, which are temporary suspensions imposed on a person who is subject to an investigation. The OSIC mostly investigates complaints linked to national team programs. While some national and provincial sport organizations such as Athletics Canada and the Ontario Volleyball Association already maintain public registries, others including Hockey Canada have refused to do so.

A public registry documenting adults who have been sanctioned for misconduct in Canadian amateur sports is scheduled to go live this week. It's unclear how much detail will be included about why people have been suspended or banned and the registry, maintained by the Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner, will mostly feature people linked to national team programs. While some national and provincial sport organizations such as Athletics Canada and the Ontario Volleyball Association already maintain public registries, others including Hockey Canada have refused to do so.