Humber Valley ice contracts for the 2019-2020 season have been cancelled effective immediately. Teams are not to hold practices! Per Hockey Canada, all games, practices, tournaments, banquets and other team events have been cancelled for the remainder of the season. The City of Toronto has also made the decision to close all public rinks. Effective…
Due to the ongoing concern around the COVID-19 pandemic, Hockey Canada has cancelled all sanctioned events until further notice. All Humber Valley House League, Select and GTHL programs are affected. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as further information is available. You can read the OHF statement here.
Humber Valley takes the health, safety and wellness of our members seriously. With the recent developments in the spread of Covid-19/Coronavirus, we wanted to provide an update on the current status of events. Humber Valley is taking our lead from our governing bodies, Hockey Canada and the GTHL and are in close contact with them…
With an increase in cases of COVID-19/Coronavirus, Hockey Canada has reissued their prevention bulletin as a reminder that good hygenic practices will help maintain a healthy atmosphere for all members.
All U7 (Initiation), U9 (Novice) and U11 (Atom) players within Hockey Canada programming will be playing the entirety of next hockey season with the implementation of the U11 (Atom) Player Pathway. Starting in the 2020-2021 season minor hockey players, including those in the Ontario Hockey Federation’s Member Partners ALLIANCE, GTHL, OMHA, NOHA and the OWHA…
Calling all Jr. House League parents! Birth years 2011 to 2016 We’re hosting a Junior House League parent feedback and information session on February 24th. The session is open to all current and prospective Jr. House League parents of kids born 2011 through 2016. It’s a great opportunity to provide your feedback on the season…
Hockey Canada has issued a bulletin regarding the coronavirus. This situation serves as a reminder that the health and safety of participants is a priority, and prevention should be considered by those in our community.