Youth to have access to safe sport environments, educational opportunities and health and wellbeing services
To create a support system for youth who face financial barriers for access to safe sports environments, advance education and create educational opportunities addressing racial equality and inclusion across canada.
To register in our network, click the below.

Hockey Equality presents the 2026 Hockey Summit bringing together a Diverse community engaging in multi-sport and educational workshops and presentations highlighting our growth and impact bettering our community at large.
Registration is opens February 1st, 2026 for this week long camp full of sport development, Fun and educational opportunities geared towards growing diversity in the future leaders of our hockey community.
Youth Hockey Camp:
Canlan Sports - 159 Dynamic Drive, Scarborough
EARLY BIRD
COST: $300 + Processing fee
After April 15th Cost: $350+ fees
We welcome all skill levels and ages 4+
General Camp hours are from 9am-3pm
Jerseys and T-Shirts Included
Snacks, Drinks and Lunch is provided Daily
On Ice activities include 2-3 hours of on ice instruction
Daily Multi-sport off ice Activities
Educational seminars and DEI workshops
Co- ED and All Female groups
and special guest appearances from players around the NHL!
Friday July10th we end the week with our outdoor Summer Hockey Fest with a Family BBQ, Ball Hockey Games, Skill Competitions, Music and soo much more fun for kids and their families celebrating diversity and community!
Options:
Ages 4-6 Learn 2 Play/Skate
This group will have 1 ice session daily with a 5 to 1 ratio for instructors
daily ball hockey, off-ice activities and other sports and games offered throughout the week. 1/2 day mornings only options available.
Ages 7-10 Beginner/Intermediate/advanced
This group is for players who have participated in at least 1 year of organized hockey or learn to skate program. They can skate up and down the ice without assistance.
This group recieves 2 ice sessions per day focused skating and skill development in the morning. Afternoon session will comprise of scrimages and game play. Multi sports including ball hockey, basketball other sports will be included throuout the week.
Ages 11-13 Beginner/intermediate/advanced
This group receives 3 hours of ice per day with individual skill development as well as game development. they will also participate in multi-sport activities and presentations focused around leadership skills and character development.
Ages 14+
This group is offered daily High performance training as well and a referee training program and volunteer opportunities. High performance sessions will be after 330pm daily. If you are interested in this option please register and click high performance training only 14+. If you would like more information on referee training program or volunteer options please fill out the registration for and click the appropriate options.
Hockey Equality’s goals include creating diversity and inclusion at all levels. Our grassroots programs include collaboration with many other grassroots organizations across Canada. We focus on inclusive environments with representative BIPOC figures to guide young athletes and families as they begin their hockey journeys. Resources for subsidized programs, equipment and more are provided along with connection to programs in your area across Canada. Click below to sign up on our registration page.
The Development program is a larger population of players that identify as BIPOC, female and disadvantaged youth hockey players U12+ in the rep hockey systems. We have created a program that focuses on on-ice hockey development, dry-land training, guided by high level representative figures and allies to create a nurturing environment of success through hockey equality. Access to high quality training and resources are made available to all. Click below to sign up on our registration page.
Our Mentorship Program identifies male and female BIPOC players from the development program to monitor closely. Attributes considered are: work ethic, teachability, maturity, talent and good character. Once identified, we create a mentorship plan for each individual focused on the needs and hurdles that may prevent them from future success. These players are not chosen on talent alone but on the basis that they will be examples for future players as they find success with our program and resources.

Our Advocacy pillar is comprised of the Accountability Project as well as supporting pathways for Coaches, Trainers, Former Players and Volunteers to become leaders in the hockey community.
JANUARY 29TH, 2022
OCT 6 I SCOTIABANK POND, TORONTO
Equality in hockey doesn’t begin with one person. Behind our work, there are people who give, volunteer and act in their community to make hockey an inclusive sport for all.
We welcome all the help we can get! If you’re interested in volunteering please contact us to get started!
Are you doing something in your community to promote diversity and inclusion for all? Let us know so we can share your story and help support your activities.
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