First, and most importantly, to the front-line and essential workers who have gone above and beyond around the clock to keep Canadians safe - a simple thank you is not nearly enough for what you have done over the last three months.
Second, to our Members, partners, local hockey associations, volunteers and fans across Canada, thank you for keeping the spirit of hockey alive. Unprecedented times have called for unprecedented efforts at every level of the game.
As provinces and territories phase in a plan to reopen in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, there are questions about when hockey will return, and how it will look when it does.
Hockey Canada and its Members are diligently working on a multifaceted return-to-hockey plan that will happen when, and only when, provincial and territorial governments and health authorities deem it safe to do so.
This plan includes everything from health and safety regulations to communications, seasonal structure, customer engagement and national teams.
As the return-to-hockey plan progresses, it will do so at different speeds, and at different times, across the country, based on direction from health authorities. And the game will look different, that much we do know. We ask for patience as we continue to work towards ensuring hockey plays its role in bringing the sports community back.
The health and safety of everyone involved in the game will determine when we return, not our desire to get back on the ice. When our country is ready, Hockey Canada will be ready. Until then, continue to follow the guidelines set by your provincial and territorial government to help limit the spread of COVID-19. Only by working together will we be able to make a difference and safely return.
Thank you for your passion and dedication to our game, and we hope to see you around the rink as soon as possible.
Michael Brind’Amour
Chair, Board of Directors
Tom Renney
Chief Executive Officer
Scott Smith
President & COO
Hockey Canada has developed a Return to Hockey framework that will review eight areas that have been identified as opportunities to improve or align our efforts with the customer experience at the grassroots level. Although each focus is unique in its challenges and solutions, there must be collaboration to ensure a shared outcome of a safe return to hockey.
LPCHA 2024 AGM
Lorne Park Hall, 1288 Lorne Park Road
On May 2, 2024 Lorne Park Clarkson Hockey Association will be hosting our 2024 AGM
LPCHA Wild 'A' Tryouts
Various (see schedule)
"A" Tryouts to be held between May 4th and May 10th.
LPCHA Wild 'RED' Tryouts
Various
"RED" Tryouts to be held between May 11th and May 15th.