Canadian major junior hockey leagues allow teams to continue on-ice support for groups, causes
Amid controversy over the NHL's decision to ban the use of themed equipment, the Canadian Hockey League has reaffirmed its stance that organizations across the country can continue to support outside causes and organizations.
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![The NHL on Tuesday issued updated theme night guidance, including a ban on players using Pride Tape on the ice. Men's hockey player holds stick in right hand, with glove resting on the ice and Pride Tape adorning the blade of the stick.](https://i.cbc.ca/1.6991467.1696951639!/fileImage/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/16x9_620/pride-tape-nhl-210322-1180.jpg)
Amid controversy over the NHL's decision to ban the use of themed equipment, the Canadian Hockey League has reaffirmed its stance that organizations across the country can continue to support outside causes and organizations.