Canadian Blind Hockey changes the lives of children, youth, and adults who are blind or partially sighted through Blind Hockey programming: introductory Try It sessions, development camps, regional and national competitions, and the Canadian Blind Hockey Teams. Our programming is made possible by our National Program Partner, the CNIB Foundation, and by generous donors and sponsors coast-to-coast.
One-day introductory field trips where students aged 4–18 who are blind or partially sighted come to an arena, meet peers who share the same disability, learn about hockey, sport, and the Paralympic movement — and of course try skating and Canada's national winter sport. We typically run 15–30 of these programs across Canada every year.
To bring one to your community, contact Program Director Luca DeMontis.
Weekly programs including the Toronto Junior Ice Owls (Sundays at Scotiabank Pond, October to March), an after-school program with the W Ross MacDonald School for the Blind in Brantford, and a youth-focused program in Ottawa in partnership with the Ottawa 67's and the OSEG Foundation.
A series of events headlined by the annual Girls and Women's Blind Hockey Summit, first held in 2022. Most players in the Women's Division can also play co-ed in the Youth, Low Vision & Development, and Open divisions. We are proud of the work of Girls and Women's Coordinator Laura Mark and Ambassador Natalie Spooner.
To get involved, contact Laura Mark.
We are always seeking new Blind Hockey players. Contact a club today:
Newfoundland Eye-Landers Blind Hockey 
Moncton See Cats Blind Hockey 
Hiboux Jr. de Montréal Hockey Sonore 
Ottawa 67's Youth Blind Hockey 
Ottawa Adults Blind Hockey 
Toronto Junior Ice Owls 
London Phoenix Blind Hockey 
W. Ross MacDonald Otters Blind Hockey 
Winnipeg Blind Hockey 
Edmonton SeeHawks Blind Hockey 
Vancouver Jr. Canucks Blind Hockey 
Victoria Canucks Blind Hockey 
Regina Blind Hockey 
Nova Scotia SeeKings 
Les Hiboux de Montréal 
Toronto Ice Owls 
Calgary Seeing Ice Dogs 
Central Alberta Bullseye Saskatoon Puck Bandits 
Vancouver Eclipse No club near you? Contact us at info@blindicehockey.com — we run Try It events in new communities every season.
The National Team brings together the best Blind Hockey players from across Canada to compete in the annual International Blind Ice Hockey Series — undefeated since the series began:
Retired numbers: 2024 — François Beauregard, #17. For National Team information, contact General Manager Luca DeMontis.