Hockey builds stronger communities.
We’re removing barriers and creating pathways so every kid in British Columbia can experience the power of hockey — on ice, on floors, and in the streets.
Making hockey accessible for everyone.
Too many kids in BC never get the chance to play hockey. Cost, geography, and lack of infrastructure keep entire communities out of the game. We’re here to change that — by building programs that meet kids where they are and opening doors that have been closed for too long.
Four pillars driving grassroots hockey across BC.
School Distribution
Bringing structured hockey programs directly into BC schools with equipment, coaching support, and league frameworks that turn gym classes into real hockey experiences.
Community Play
Partnering with community centres and recreation departments to create affordable, accessible hockey programming that keeps kids playing beyond the classroom.
Jamborees & Festivals
High-energy, high-visibility events that celebrate the sport, showcase young talent, and bring communities together around the game they love.
League Alignment
Unifying independent leagues under one provincial umbrella — creating consistent standards, shared resources, and a clear pathway from first stick to competitive play.
Jr. Canucks Street & Floor Hockey
The largest grassroots hockey growth initiative in British Columbia. From school gyms to community centres to province-wide festivals — we’re building a unified pipeline that turns every kid’s first stick into a lifelong love of the game.
Explore the ProgramNHL Street & Women’s Hockey
Elevating the IFF North American Women’s Qualifier into a premier multi-day event combining elite women’s competition, youth clinics, and grassroots programming — creating pathways for girls in hockey and expanding accessible formats of the game.
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Pass It Forward Equipment Drive
Every kid in BC deserves a shot. The Pass It Forward Equipment Drive collects gently-used gear province-wide, restores it to certification standard, and puts it back on kids who need it — turning used equipment into opportunity across British Columbia.
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