Eastern Ontario Section (EOS) is made up of over 90 Clubs & Skating Schools in Eastern Ontario; the boundary goes southeast of a line from Severn Bridge to Point Alexander on the Ottawa River, following the Ontario border along the Ottawa River to the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario, then to the eastern boundary of Ajax and north to Atherly and Severn Bridge. The clubs are grouped into six regions and are represented by Regional Representatives. Region 1 - Boundary: Western & central Haliburton; eastern part of Hastings; western part Simcoe Muskoka and Northumberland Counties; all but the southern portion of Victoria and Peterborough Counties.
Region 2 - Boundary: Part of Durham Region; eatern and central Northumberland County; and, southern tip of Peterborough and Simcoe Counties.
Region 3 - Boundary: Central and western Hastings County; lower portion of Renfrew; eastern portion of Lanark and Leeds Grenville Counties; and, Lennox and Addington and Frontenac Counties.
Region 4 - Boundary: Central and western Leeds Grenville County; southern part of Lanark and Carlton Counties; Stormont Dundas and Glengarry County; eastern part of Prescott and Russell County.
Cailin McDowell, 2009 SectionalsRegion 5 - Boundary: Central and western portion of Lanark County; Ottawa Carleton County; western and central Prescott and Russell County.
Region 6 - Boundary: Renfrew County except as noted for other regions.
Important notice to all clubs
Skate Canada is pleased to announce that an agreement with SOCAN to cover all club and skating school program lessons has been reached ... read more Clubs and skating schools that host competitions or ice shows will be required to complete the necessary tariff #9 or #11 and pay the required fees as competitions and ice shows are not part of the negotiated agreement. It is important for clubs and skating schools to understand that these fees are mandated by law and are not optional.
- SOCAN Facts
- SOCAN Tariff no. 9, no. 11
Club Constitution & Revision Process
In 2001, Skate Canada mandated that all clubs review and as required, revise their Constitutions & By-laws at least every 5 years. For more information on the review and revision process ... read more
The Club Skater Web Site Program is designed to allow all Skate Canada member skating clubs in Canada to obtain a free world-class web site and to be part of a national network of skating clubs.
Your new club site will retain all the information that it currently has posted. You will also keep your current URL/website address and you will be able to make changes and maintain your site through the Club Skater content management system (CMS) at any time. Update skating news, features, tips and videos will be streamed to all the club sites each week from Skatecanada.ca as well as Skatebuzz.com.
This is a no obligation registration. Once registered, iSport will speak to each club individually and provide all the information you need to be part of the Club Skater Web Site Program. For more information and/or to register please visit iSport
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