March 2023: Canada Soccer Youth Club Licensing Program

Canada Soccer has announced March 2023 updates to 23 clubs as part of its National Youth Club Licensing Program.

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“We are pleased to announce that these clubs have committed to the standards of the Canada Soccer National Youth Club Licensing Program and have been able to accomplish the requirements of the categories that they have achieved in spite of the challenges of a global pandemic,” said Jason deVos, Canada Soccer’s Director of Development. “The Club Licensing Program exists to raise the level of soccer in this country and ensure a safe, welcoming, and developmentally-appropriate soccer environment for all participants in support of the Canada Soccer Safe Sport Roster.”

Starting in 2023, the Quality Soccer Provider designation is a requirement of membership to ensure that all member organization clubs meet the standards required to fulfill the requirements of Canada Soccer’s Safe Sport Roster which was unanimously adopted at the 2019 Canada Soccer Annual Meeting of the Members.

National Youth Club Licence | Détenteurs de reconnaissance nationale de club juvénile

Quebec / Québec
​CS Saint-Laurent
​Association de soccer de Brossard

Renewed Licensing | Licences renouvelées

British Columbia / Colombie-Britannique
​Langley United Soccer Association
​North Vancouver Football Club
​TSS Academy
​Vancouver United Soccer Club
​Surrey Football Club

Ontario
​FC Durham Academy
​Kingston United Soccer Club
​Rush Academy Canada
​Niagara Falls Soccer Club

Member Association Level 1 Holders | Détenteurs de reconnaissance d’association membre – niveau 1

Saskatchewan
​Prince Albert Youth Soccer
​Yorkton United

Quality Soccer Providers | Fournisseurs de soccer de qualité
​* = “Provisional” action plan associated with the approval. / Plan d’action « provisoire » associé à l’approbation.
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​Manitoba
​Central Corydon Community Club
​Oakbank Soccer Club

Saskatchewan
​Choiceland Soccer Association
​TDSoccer
​Battlefords Youth Soccer Inc.*

Nova Scotia / Nouvelle-Écosse
​Cape Breton FC
​Halifax County United Soccer Club
​Ignite Soccer
​Valley United Soccer Club

British Columbia / Colombie-Britannique
​Shuswap Youth Soccer Association

Paulo Senra

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

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