EDMONTON — A day after the cancellation of the 2022 World Junior Hockey Championship, it was difficult to discern which was more frigid. The frozen locals here in Omsk, Alta., where Thursday’s high of minus-27 C was reached just before noon? Or the social media heroes who ripped organizers of the tournament with their usual 20/20 hindsight? It was the day after the unthinkable had happened on Wednesday: they cancelled the World Juniors. And the weirdest thing? There wasn’t a person among the informed decision-makers who awoke Thursday with a better idea, given the rising positives among some 8,700 tests administered here. “I have great empathy and sympathy for everyone involved in the event — the Oilers, the (Red Deer) Rebels, the officials, the volunteers, the staff and the 10 teams,” began Hockey Canada President and COO Scott Smith. “I’ve spent more of my time thinking, ‘Is there a way we can do an event at some point in time where we can deliver for that group of people?’ “Wh...