Canada Soccer Club Licensing Program expands with adoption of Quebec-based clubs

Canada Soccer has announced the addition of 50 clubs to its National Youth Club Licensing Program from Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The announcement includes granting seven new Quebec-based clubs the Canada Soccer National Youth Club License, the highest youth club licence in the program. …

Club Licensing Program logo graphic
Club Licensing Program logo graphic

Canada Soccer has announced the addition of 50 clubs to its National Youth Club Licensing Program from Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The announcement includes granting seven new Quebec-based clubs the Canada Soccer National Youth Club License, the highest youth club licence in the program. In addition, Member Association Levels 1 & 2 Club Licences were granted as Provincial and Regional Licences in Quebec, while two clubs in Nova Scotia have received the Member Association Level 1 Licence. The remainder of the clubs admitted into the program in December were Quality Soccer Providers from New Brunswick.

“Canada Soccer’s Youth Club Licensing Program is an ambitious standards-based classification program implemented to drive club development in Canadian soccer,” said Dr. Nick Bontis, Canada Soccer President. “The admission of Quebec-based clubs, including seven organizations at the National Youth Club Licence level ensures the program’s safe sport and inclusivity pillars are embedded in the fabric of clubs and academies across the country and that participants are in developmentally appropriate training environments from coast-to-coast.”

Canada Soccer’s Club Licensing Program was launched in 2017 with the Canada Soccer Professional Club Licence. Canada Soccer announced the expansion of the program to youth soccer in 2018 in collaboration with its Provincial and Territorial Member Associations and incorporating international best practices.

To date, 163 Member Organizations from across nine Member Associations including 50 National Youth Club Licences holders in Quebec, Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia have been granted licences. More information on the program can be found at: https://canadasoccer.com/play-landing/club-licensing-program/

New Brunswick
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​Quality Soccer Provider
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​Club de Soccer Dieppe
​Fundy Soccer Association
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​Nova Scotia
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​Member Association Level 1
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​Halifax City Soccer Club *
​Suburban Football Club
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​* Upgraded from Quality Soccer Provider
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​Quebec
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​National Youth Club Licence
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​AS Blainville
​Association de Soccer Chaudière-Ouest
​Association de Soccer du Beauport
​Association de Soccer Pierrefonds
​Club de Soccer de St-Hubert
​Club Soccer Longueuil
​CS Monteuil
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​Member Association Level 2 (Provincial)
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​AS Charlesbourg
​AS St-Lambert
​Association de Soccer Québec-Centre
​C.S.R.D.P.
​Celtix du Haut-Richelieu
​Club de soccer Caravelles de Sainte-Foy-Sillery
​Club de Soccer des Rivières de Québec
​Club de Soccer Dollard
​Club de soccer Lanaudière Nord
​Club de Soccer les Étoiles de L’Est
​Club Soccer LaSalle
​CS Mont-Royal Outremont
​CS St-Laurent
​FC Gatineau
​FC Trois Lac
​Lakeshore Soccer Club
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​Member Association Level 1 (Regional)
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​AS Montis
​ASM Chambly
​Association de soccer amateur de Pointe-Claire
​Association de Soccer de Brossard
​Association de soccer de Gatineau
​Club de Soccer de Candiac
​Club de Soccer de la Vallée-du-Richelieu
​Club de soccer La Prairie
​Club de soccer Les Ambassadeurs de Saint-Jérôme
​Club de soccer Levis-Est
​Club de Soccer Roussillon (CSR)
​Club Soccer Fabrose
​CS Boucherville
​CS Chomedey
​CS Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
​CS St-Lazare Hudson
​FC Anjou
​FC Challenger Mirabel
​FC Révolution
​Lachine SC
​Mistral de Sherbrooke
​Optimum Victoriaville
​Soccer Delta Laval
​Union Lanaudière Sud

Paulo Senra

Chief Communications & Content Officer | Chef des communications et du contenu, Canada Soccer

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