Registration Information for 2026-2027

Registration for clubs, skating schools and coaches for the 2026/2027 season will be available through the Membership Site as of Monday, August 17, 2026.

(Reminder: Skaters and all other registrants must register through their club or skating school)

REGISTRATION FEES – EFFECTIVE, AUGUST 1, 2026

Fees will also be posted on the applicable pages within the Membership Site. All fees below will be effective as of August 1, 2026 (regardless of the season registered for).

REGISTRANTS:

Skate Canada Registrant fee: | $30.00
Safe Sport fee | $5.00
Injury Benefit: | $0.70

All inquires regarding Section Registrant Fees should be made directly to the Section.

Section Registrant Fees
NL | $30.00
PE | $25.00
NS | $28.00
NB | $35.00
QC | $28.00
ON | $30.00
MB | $25.00
SK | $42.50
AB/NWT/NU | $28.00
BC/YT | $29.00

CLUBS:

Club fee for clubs with 299 or fewer registrants | $100.00
Club fee for clubs with 300 or more registrants | $250.00
Club Liability Insurance | $62.00 + app. tax
Directors’ & Officers’ Liability Insurance (except QC) | $147.20 + app. tax
SOCAN Fee | $74.72 + app. tax
Re:Sound Fee | $49.05 + app. tax

SKATING SCHOOLS:

Skating School fee | $250.00
Skating School Liability Insurance | $  62.00 + app. tax
SOCAN Fee | $  74.72 + app. tax
Re:Sound Fee | $  49.05 + app. tax

COACHES:

Coach fee | $125.00
Safe Sport fee | $   5.00

Coach Insurance Program (Liability, Accident and Weekly Indemnity Insurance)
– Under 65
– 65 to under 75 (Liability and Accident Insurance) – 75+ (Liability Insurance)

$ 74.50 + app. tax
$ 65.05 + app. tax
$ 60.55 + app. tax

ASSESSMENTS:

Assessment fee | $15.00
Challenge fee (includes Assessment fee) | $75.00

Privacy Code Notice of Collection

Given the Privacy Code was updated in February 2026, Skate Canada reminds clubs and schools that the Notice of Collection at the back of the Privacy Code must be signed by all registrants to acknowledge and consent to the collection, use and disclosure of their personal information by Skate Canada and that they acknowledge and agree to comply with our Privacy Code. We highly recommend that clubs and schools have all registrants (new and returning) sign the Notice of Collection every year.

If the registrant is under the age of majority in your province or territory, a parent or guardian signs the Notice. If the registrant is of the age of majority, then the registrant signs the Notice.

A couple other reminders for the collection process:

– Clubs and schools may collect this information in paper hardcopy form or electronic form as long as the electronic form explicitly acknowledges the Skate Canada Privacy Code as written below:

– For Clubs and schools using Uplifter, you may collect an e-signature as long as it explicitly acknowledges the Skate Canada Privacy Code as written below:

“I hereby confirm that I have received and read the Skate Canada Privacy Code (“Privacy Code”) and will retain a copy for my files. I consent to the collection, disclosure, use/sharing, and retention with Skate Canada as outlined in the Privacy Code, and accept the terms of the Privacy Code, and agree to comply with and be bound by the Privacy Code.”

Provincial/Territorial Taxes

Please note that taxes in your jurisdiction may have changed. Any changes will be reflected in the club, school and coach registration fees.

Find a Club Feature

Remember that for your club or skating school to be displayed within the Find a Club feature a club/school needs to have current activity lists in the Membership Site under Organization Management > Manage Programs & Registrants.  All applicable activity lists must be updated for the current season, ensuring that the end date is a date in the future and that “Promote this activity using Find a Club” is set to YES.

Club and Skating School Operating Requirements

All clubs and skating schools must comply with the Club and Skating School Operating Requirements. Please ensure all your Club Board Members, School Owners and Administrators review these requirements. These requirements have been developed to enhance the standards and experience across all Skate Canada clubs and skating schools and you can find the requirements in the Info Centre here.

Club and Skating School Operations Guide

The Club and Skating School Operations Guide is available under Guides on the Info Centre here. This document is a valuable resource for club board members and staff and skating school administrators so review this guide and reference it regularly for important operating information.