Blind Hockey changes lives. Period. Increased confidence, improved physical and mental health, and a greater sense of belonging and community are just some of the immeasurable benefits of participating in Blind Hockey programs. It’s no secret that 2025 has been our best year yet: more programs, more events, and more participants means that Canadian Blind…
Canadian Blind Hockey is thrilled to announce that the 2026 Eastern Regional Blind Hockey Tournament presented by the CNIB Foundation will take place as part of this season’s Hockey Day in Canada celebrations in Moncton. This will be the first-ever Blind Hockey tournament in the provin ce of New Brunswick and will take place at…
The Canadian National Blind Hockey Tournament takes place annually at Mattamy Athletic Centre in Toronto, Ontario, each March, and features Children, Youth, Low Vision & Development, Masters Open, and Select Divisions. The Canadian National Blind Hockey Tournament is the largest event in the world for the Para sport of Blind Hockey and has been the…
Canadian Blind Hockey and Vancouver Canucks Announce Historic Partnership in Support of the Para sport of Blind Hockey Partnership Announced at the 2025 Western Regional Blind Hockey Tournament and Includes new Co-Branded Canucks “Flying Skate” Blind Hockey Logo for BC Programs October 17, 2025. Richmond, BC – The Para sport of Blind Hockey received a…
Digital Program: 2025 WESTERN REGIONAL BLIND HOCKEY TOURNAMENT RICHMOND, BC. OCTOBER 17 – 19 The tournament is being hosted in celebration of the growth of the Para sport across BC with new Vancouver Jr Blind Hockey & Victoria Blind Hockey Teams. The 2025 Western Regional Blind Hockey Tournament presented by the CNIB Foundation is returning…
Position: Program Coordinator – Canadian Blind Hockey Location: Various – Regina, SK. Edmonton, AB. Job Type: Volunteer / Part-Time Honorarium Reports to: Program Director Application Deadline: Sept 26, 2025 Starting Date: TBD Depending on Location Canadian Blind Hockey: Canadian Blind Hockey [“CBH”] is a registered charity overseen by a volunteer Board of Directors. CBH provides…
Posted September 2 2025 Position: Head Coach – Canadian Blind Hockey Location: Various – St John’s, NL. Toronto, ON. Winnipeg, MB. Regina, SK. Vancouver, Victoria BC. Job Type: Volunteer / Part Time Honorarium Reports to: Program Director Application Deadline: September 26, 2025 Starting Date: TBD Depending on Location Canadian Blind Hockey [“CBH”] is a registered…
Canadian Blind Hockey is thrilled to announce the program schedule for the 2025 – 26 season. This year we are welcoming three new programs under the Canadian Blind Hockey umbrella including the all-new Victoria BC Blind Hockey program and the Edmonton SeeHawks’ Adult Program as well as the Edmonton Children and Youth Program! Registration packages…
We are thrilled to announce that after a seven-year absence we have two major events confirmed for BC over the next two years: 2025 Western Regional Blind Hockey Tournament Minoru Arena Richmond, BC Oct 16 – 19 2026 Canadian Blind Hockey BC Cup at OneAbility Games Richmond Olympic Oval Richmond, BC May 16 –…
Reminder: 3 Summer Camp Opportunities to Enjoy! Registration closes soon! Summer camp is a great way to work on your skills and on-ice development at any level in a safe and structured environment. 1. 10th Annual Canadian Blind Hockey Summer Development Camp at CNIB Lake Joe – MacTier, ON. July 1 – 5: Pre-Registration…
Thank you to the CNIB Foundation and CNIB Lake Joe Camp for partnering with us and hosting an amazing Blind Hockey camp from July 11 – 15. The participants enjoyed over 8 hours of on-ice instructional skills development practices.
The 2022 Canadian Blind Hockey Summer Camp takes place in partnership with Saint Mary’s University in Halifax, Nova Scotia from July 27 to August 1. The camp is presented by AMI and brought to you by CNIB Foundation, and supported by national partners the Daniel Family Foundation, Electra Health, and Manion.…
Hello, Blind Hockey community! The 2022 Canadian Blind Hockey Summer Development Camp takes place in partnership with Saint Mary’s University in Halifax, Nova Scotia from July 27 to August 1. The camp is presented by AMI and brought to you by CNIB Foundation, and supported by national partners the Daniel Family Foundation, Electra Health,…
This weekend the Ice Owls held their annual showcase game in Collingwood to raise awareness for the Para sport of Blind Hockey as well as funds for both the program and the local Hospice Georgian Triangle Foundation. Not only did the players show that Hockey is For Everyone but the Ice Owls and Hospice Georgian…
W. Ross Macdonald School Short Term Program April 22-24 CNIB Camp Joe Lake Joseph July 11-16 Summer Development Camp Halifax in partnership with SMU Huskies July 27-Aug 1 Email info@blindicehockey.com to learn more and how you can get involved.
THANK YOU! There is no Canadian Blind Hockey without all our volunteers who give countless hours to the game. Thank you for all your dedication! #NationalVolunteerWeek
Huge congratulations to all the participants from the 2022 W. Ross Macdonald School for the Blind STP Blind Hockey Camp. We are extremely proud of all the progress that was made on the ice this weekend. A huge stick tap to all the first-time participants who exemplified courage by stepping on the ice. Welcome to…
Check here to check out this video of the Vancouver Eclipse showcasing #Blind #Hockey during an AHL Abbotsford Canucks #HockeyIsForEveryone night last week! Thanks to the Canucks franchise and Canucks Alumni for being leaders in promoting the #parasport of Blind Hockey in #Canada.
Effective July 1, 2019 the Ontario Government has enacted Rowan’s Law (Concussion Safety), which requires all sports organizations, including Canadian Blind Hockey, to have a Concussion Code of Conduct. Canadian Blind Hockey’s Concussion Code of Conduct is below. The Concussion Code of Conduct requires that all participants review the Ontario Government’s issued Concussion Resources…
Happy International Women’s Day! Girls & Women’s Blind Hockey is rapidly growing across the para sport as we work to promote gender equity across our programs. We are thrilled to announce two-time Olympic Gold Medalist Natalie Spooner will be leading the first-ever Girls & Women’s Blind Hockey Summit taking place on March 24 & 25…
