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Calgary Canucks continue training camps with future of AJHL season still unknown

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Brooks Bandits keeping intensity high at camp even with no AJHL games in sight Under Alberta’s Stage 2 relaunch guidelines, the AJHL is not eligible to start playing games.Instead, the league is holding a development season — essentially holding extended training camps to help the teams prepare for an eventual return-to-play.“As anxious as we all are to return to competition and embrace our communities, public safety and the safety of our athletes has to be the priority,” AJHL Commissioner Ryan Bartoshyk said in a statement.“The Alberta Junior Hockey League will be poised to immediately resume regular-season competition when provincial regulations allow.” Decision looming on world junior men’s hockey championship in Edmonton, Red Deer .

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