Governance & Club Documents

Our approach

Strong governance supports a safe, welcoming, credible, and sustainable skating environment for skaters, families, coaches, volunteers, and the wider Etobicoke community.

How we operate

Centennial Park Skating Club is a volunteer-run, Skate Canada–sanctioned non-profit. Our Board of Directors guides Club operations, governance, planning, and volunteer support.

Get involved

We welcome members, families, and volunteers who would like to contribute their time, skills, and ideas. Learn about current opportunities on the Volunteer Information page.

2026–2027 Season

Centennial Park Skating Club is a volunteer-run, Skate Canada–sanctioned non-profit serving children, youth, and adults in Etobicoke. Our Board of Directors helps guide Club operations, governance, planning, and volunteer support in service of a safe, welcoming skating environment.

Meet the Board

View the current Board members, roles, and responsibilities on the Board of Directors page.

Get involved & volunteer

We welcome members and volunteers who would like to contribute their time, skills, and ideas to support the Club. Learn about Board involvement, event support, and other volunteer opportunities on the Volunteer Information page, or email cpskatingclub@gmail.com .

Centennial Park Skating Club By-Laws

Signed January 2026

Informal resolution first

Where possible, concerns should first be raised directly and respectfully with the person involved. Many issues can be resolved quickly through open, honest conversation.

Formal written complaint

If the matter cannot be resolved informally, a written complaint may be submitted to the Club by email. Please include a clear description of the concern, relevant dates, and any supporting information.

Review and investigation

The Board of Directors, or a designated committee, will review the complaint and may gather additional information as needed. All parties will be treated fairly and given an opportunity to share their perspective.

Decision and notification

Once the review is complete, a written decision will be provided to the parties involved. Decisions are made in accordance with the Club’s policies, the Ontario Not-for-Profit Corporations Act (ONCA), and Skate Canada requirements.

Confidentiality and non-retaliation

Information shared during the dispute resolution process will be handled confidentially and shared only with those who need to know to resolve the matter. No person will be retaliated against for raising a concern in good faith.

Read the full policy

View the January 2025 Dispute Resolution Policy below, or open the PDF in a new tab.

Accepted payment method

We accept credit cards for registration.

Skate Canada Membership fee

The annual Skate Canada Membership fee is mandatory and non-refundable. It runs from September 1 to August 31 and is required for all skaters in Skate Canada sanctioned clubs.

The fee covers national and provincial fees, insurance, and Safe Sport fees. Each participant receives a permanent Skate Canada number, which can be used to access the Skate Canada membership site and its resources. For more information, visit skatecanada.ca .

Installment payments

If paying by installments, charges will be made automatically to your credit card on the payment due dates. Please ensure your credit card will be valid at the time of each installment.

Declined installment payments

Members with a declined installment payment will be notified promptly by the Club. Members will have seven days from notification to update their payment information or clear the balance.

Failure to pay within seven days may result in the member being designated “not in good standing,” which may lead to program and participation restrictions.

Skate Canada Membership fee

The annual Skate Canada Membership fee is mandatory and non-refundable. It runs from September 1 to August 31.

Read the full policy

View the August 2026 Registration, Withdrawal & Refund Policy below, or open the PDF in a new tab.