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Canada women’s soccer coach suspended over drone scandal, which may be part of ‘systemic’ issues

  • Canada Soccer has suspended women's head coach Bev Priestman for the rest of the Paris Olympics due to a drone used to spy on New Zealand training sessions.
  • Canada Soccer chief executive Kevin Blue stated that new information revealed previous drone use against opponents, dating before the Paris 2024 Games.
  • Canadian players voiced significant disappointment about the incident, with Defender Vanessa Gilles calling it a "humiliation" for the gold medal winners from Tokyo 2021.
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Canada Soccer head investigating 'systemic ethical shortcoming' amid spying scandal

Canada Soccer chief executive officer Kevin Blue said he was investigating a potential 'systemic ethical shortcoming' within the program but has not considered pulling the women's soccer team from the Paris Olympics due to a drone spying scandal.

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Canada women's soccer coach suspended over drone scandal, which may be part of 'systemic' issues

Canada women’s soccer coach Bev Priestman was suspended and removed from the team for the Paris Olympics in the wake of a drone-spying scandal Friday, and the head of Canada Soccer said he was investigating a potential “systemic ethical shortcoming.”

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Canada men's soccer team attempted to use drones at Copa America, CEO says amid spying scandal

The CEO of Canada Soccer says the men's national soccer team "attempted drone usage" during the Copa America tournament that wrapped up earlier this month.

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Head of Canada Soccer says Olympics drone-spying scandal may be part of 'systemic ethical shortcoming'

Head of Canada Soccer says Olympics drone-spying scandal may be part of 'systemic ethical shortcoming.'

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Defending champions Canada accused of spying on Olympic opponents with drone

Canada's women's football team, led by British manager Beverly Priestman, won gold in Tokyo in 2021 after they defeated Sweden on penalties

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Head of Canada Soccer says Olympics drone-spying scandal may be part of 'systemic ethical shortcoming'

Head of Canada Soccer says Olympics drone-spying scandal may be part of 'systemic ethical shortcoming'

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