By paNOW Staff

Racist remarks posted on fake Brayden Schenn Facebook page

Mar 31, 2011 | 4:18 PM

Saskatoon Blades have told all their players they must delete their Facebook accounts.

This comes after a facebook page for Blades’ star Brayden Schenn surfaced calling for First Nations peoples to leave Canada.

In a release, the hockey club denies Schenn having any association with the comments, or even the Facebook page itself.

It's believed someone has created a fake account under Schenn's name.

Schenn has released a statement of his own. He says would like to apologize to anyone who was hurt by the comments.

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Blades’ coach Lorne Mollican said Schenn is disappointed anyone would attribute these hurtful comments to him.

“It’s a situation where it’s been very unfair for a young man, and we just want to focus on our task on hand,” said Mollican.

The Saskatoon Blades are asking police to investigate.

A spokesperson with the Prince Albert Raiders said they haven't looked into this issue. Right now, they are focusing on playing hockey.

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