Hockey Canada's provincial and territorial members elected Daniel Fontaine and re-elected Gillian Apps and Amanda Fowler to the national sports organization's board for three-year terms Saturday.

Hockey Canada made the announcement on the heels of a two-day summit in Ottawa tackling sexism, gender-based violence, homophobia and transphobia in the sport.

Former NHL and Canadian team goaltender Corey Hirsch has left the nine-member board, but Hockey Canada chair Jonathan Goldbloom said in a statement he's counting on Hirsch to remain involved going forward.

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Evolution of sport depends on culture shift

Hockey Canada is looking into ways to change the culture in the sport following many high profile instances of sexual assault, racism and other abuse. It's hosting a summit in Calgary, and many experts and advocates say while it's a good start, there is a long way to go to foster a safe environment.

Fontaine of New Westminster, B.C. is a member of the Métis Nation and the CEO of a consulting company.

Toronto's Apps, a Canadian women's team forward and three-time Olympic gold medallist, chairs Hockey Canada's women's and girls' committee.

Fowler of Mississauga, Ont. is overseeing the creation of a new national team athlete committee.