He also produced additional jerseys for each NHL player to contribute to charities, which included disaster relief fundraising and the "Hockey for Haiti" program, and online auctions for Olympic memorabilia. Later life The IIHF bestowed the Paul Loicq Award on Angus in 2012, in recognition of his contributions to international ice hockey. He was later credited by the Hockey Hall of Fame for donations made to its collection during the 2014–15, and 2016–17 seasons. Angus retired from Nike in February 2019, later resided in Markham, Ontario, and maintained a cottage on the French River in Ontario. He died at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto on April 24, 2021. Canadian broadcaster Gord Miller posthumously described Angus by saying, "His job was tremendously difficult. Keeping all the federations and teams happy was no easy feat, but he did it with professionalism and good humour". References 1952 births 2021 deaths 20th-century Canadian businesspeople 21st-century Canadian businesspeople Air Canada people Businesspeople from Toronto Canadian businesspeople in retailing Nike, Inc. people Paul Loicq Award recipients Sheridan College alumni Sportspeople from Toronto