Skate Canada & The Central Ontario Section
Skate Canada - The Association:"Skate Canada is a dynamic organization dedicated to the advancement of recreational and competitive skating in Canada. Registration with Skate Canada provides 'Associate Membership' in a nationwide organization which exists to promote skating." Your Skate Canada Fee is marked clearly on your application. This fee is used to support and develop various programs for the advancement of recreational and competitive skating.
Your Skate Canada Card & Number:You will be issued a Skate Canada number when you become a part of the Association. This number becomes yours for life. This number is required on all documents relating to your skating activities i.e. taking Skate Canada tests, entering competitions and should be included in any correspondence to the Club, the Central Ontario Section (see below) or Skate Canada. After registration, you will receive a membership card, which will indicate your Skate Canada#, your Home Club & Club ID# (EYSC'S Club ID#1000434) and any Skate Canada Tests passed.
Home Club Declaration:Every skater must declare a Home Club. If you skate at more than 1 Skate Canada club regularly, you must determine your Home Club at the start of the season and pay your $30 Skate Canada Fee through your Home Club. If EYSC is the only club you skate at then it will be your Home Club ($30 is already on application).
Skate Canada - Central Ontario:is one of 13 Sections with the Skate Canada National Office. The Central Ontario Section (COS) encompasses a geographical area that is bordered by Lion's Head, Orillia, Ajax and Oakville and includes 109 clubs, over 28,000 members and 650 coaches and officials.
Skate Canada Program Structure
All Skate Canada sanctioned Clubs are based upon the Skate Canda Program Structure, which incorporates recreational to competitive levels of skating.
