Willie Mitchell

Events at the Tofino Resort and Marina have been shut down for the week, as the resort, co-owned by former Vancouver Canucks player Willie Mitchell, ...

In an email to the Westerly News on Tuesday, B.C. “We have brought in an interim manager and continue to take steps to ensure the absolute safety and well-being of our team.” The resort had been hosting its annual Race for the Blue fishing tournament, which began on Sept.

A popular tourist resort in Tofino, B.C., co-owned by former NHL player Willie Mitchell, says it is operating under an interim manager after 'highly ...

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A high-profile fishing tournament and concert series at the Tofino Resort and Marina, which partly owned by former Vancouver Canucks Willie Mitchell and Dan ...

Alex Berube said in an email. Mitchell played 907 games in the National Hockey League including four seasons with the Vancouver Canucks from 2006 to 2010. A scheduled concert series at 1909 Kitchen and Bar, the resort’s upscale restaurant, has also been cancelled, according to an Instagram account run by the resort. Our first concern is for our staff, and we are responding to the needs of those affected,” the statement said. 10 to 17. Article content

Race for the Blue was to be held Sept. 10 to Sept. 17 at the resort, but the bar is closed until Sunday and the pub cancelled its concert series for the ...

“Our first concern is for our staff and we are responding to the needs of those affected,” the resort said in a statement on its website. The Instagram account of Tofino Resort and Marina’s 1909 Kitchen + Bar restaurant said it was temporarily closed until Sunday. Race for the Blue was to be held Sept.

Events at the Tofino Resort and Marina were closed this week as the resort, co-owned by former Vancouver Canucks player Willie Mitchell, ...

Alex Berbe said: As such, the RCMP cannot confirm or deny its involvement in this allegation. In an email to Westerly News on Tuesday, BC RCMP spokesperson Cpl. We are continuing to take action.”

A resort in Tofino co-owned by former NHL star Willie Mitchell just announced the cancellation of its annual fishing tournament after "highly inappropriate ...

[CTV News reports](https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/tofino-resort-co-owned-by-former-nhl-star-cancels-fishing-derby-after-highly-inappropriate-behaviour-at-event-1.6068602) that the incident likely happened on Sunday evening. The Race for the Blue event is an annual high-profile tuna fishing derby that was scheduled to run from September 9 to 17. It appears that Mitchell's public Instagram account has been deleted. The resort said that it has instated an interim manager as well as an independent counsellor and that it will "continue to take steps to ensure the absolute safety and wellbeing" of its team. "Our first concern is for our staff, and we are responding to the needs of those affected," the resort added in its statement. The resort has now brought in an interim manager and independent counsellor.

Events at the Tofino Resort and Marina have been shut down for the week, as the resort, co-owned by former Vancouver Canucks player Willie Mitchell, ...

In an email to the Westerly News on Tuesday, B.C. “We have brought in an interim manager and continue to take steps to ensure the absolute safety and well-being of our team.” The resort had been hosting its annual Race for the Blue fishing tournament, which began on Sept.