Entry Level is the entry point for officials as they begin their officiating career at the Introduction and Recreational levels. The role of a Level I official and their on ice partners is to be responsible for administering the rules of the game and to ensure it is played in a fair and safe manner for … Read more
Editor’s Note: The Member Advisory Council (MAC) brings together representatives from across the GTHL community to strengthen the connection between Member Associations and the League’s Board of Directors. The Council is made up of representatives from Member Associations with teams in AAA, AA, and A, division and affiliated group members, one representative appointed by the … Read more
What is Rowan’s Law? Rowan’s Law was created in memory of Rowan Stringer, a high school rugby player who tragically passed away from a concussion-related injury. In Ontario, Rowan’s Law makes it mandatory for athletes, parents/guardians, coaches, officials, and team trainers to be aware of the signs and dangers of concussions. The law helps ensure … Read more
Timekeepers play an important role in every GTHL game. From managing the game clock to ensuring accurate records, you help keep the game running smoothly and professionally. STEP 1 STEPS TO GET STARTED STEP 2 Requirements To become a GTHL Timekeeper, you must: STEP 3 Responsibilities As a GTHL Timekeeper, you will: Please note this role … Read more
Getting Started with Officiating CLINIC INFORMATION FOR OFFICIALS REFEREE SUMMER CAMP GENERAL QUESTIONS TIMEKEEPER
The Greater Toronto Hockey League is deeply saddened by the passing of Ken Dryden, one of the game’s greatest goaltenders and a proud product of minor hockey in the GTHL community. Dryden grew up in Etobicoke and began his journey in the Humber Valley house league before rising to hockey’s biggest stage. Over the course … Read more
The Labour Day weekend has come and gone, which means the 2025-26 hockey season is right around the corner! Check out everything going on Around the G in September. The GTHL is hosting Officiating Clinics at various dates throughout the month of September. These clinics range from entry-level officials to Level 1-6 re-certifications for experienced … Read more
Becoming a minor hockey coach is an exciting way to support players and be a part of their journey, both as hockey players and as people. To get started, every coach, must complete a few important steps. STEP 1 CREATE/LOG IN TO YOUR HOCKEY CANADA ACCOUNT STEP 2 CHECK YOUR QUALIFICATIONS STEP 3 REGISTER FOR CLINICS … Read more
