AGE GROUP	2026-27	EARLY BIRD BY JULY 15
AGE GROUP	REGULAR FEES	EARLY BIRD FEE FOR REP CUTS & NEW TO KC PLAYERS
U7 – Discovery	$175.00	$175.00
U7 – Junior	$175.00	$175.00
U7 – Senior	$260.00	$260.00
U9	$730.00	$630.00
U11	$920.00	$820.00
U13	$1,030.00	$930.00

If a member wants to transfer to our organization, they need to contact the registrar of the organization they wish to move to.  If your interested in transferring to KC North please contact our registrar at registrar@kcnorth.ca

In order to be eligible for a transfer you must

1. Not have registered for your second year of U9 at any club or,
2. you have moved out of your clubs boundaries and into ours.
3. Must be in good standing and owe no money.

All NEW to KC North NEW registrations please email leanne@kcnorth.ca to be placed on the information list. Information will be shared to NEW registrations once available spots have been determined.

Online Registration via the Team Snap Link will open on JUNE 1 2026

Returning players can easily register online.

It is recommended that you use either the Firefox browser or the Chrome browser. If you use the same Team Snap account that you used last year for registration, everything should populate automatically. If not, you will need your Hockey Canada ID from your HCR 3.0 Spordle Account. Visit the log in page.

For further assistance, please email the KC North Registrar : leanne@kcnorth.ca

Brand new to hockey?

We would love to have you join our KC North family. In order to play hockey in Canada, each player needs to have a Hockey Canada ID. In order to get that, we need to prove residency and age.

FIRST STEP : please contact our registrar at registrar@kcnorth.ca and send in:

• 1 piece of identification for each player (e.g. birth certificate, ABHC card, passport)
• 1 piece of mail for address verification (utility bill). Confidential details can be blacked out, we just need to see proof of address.

Hockey Canada and Hockey Alberta are introducing The Shift Forward: Evolving Hockey Culture for the 2026–2027 season.

This new initiative will serve as the official platform for national education and training for Team Officials and Parents/Guardians.

About The Shift Forward

The Shift Forward is an enhanced education program developed through an extensive consultation process and Training Needs Analysis. This work reviewed current national programs and identified ways to better support participants while addressing the key objective of improving behaviors and culture within the game.

The updated platform reflects strong feedback from the hockey community, with a focus on courses that are:

• Age-appropriate
• Modern and engaging
• Relevant to each participant’s role in hockey
• Progressive throughout an individual’s hockey journey

Course Transition

The Shift Forward courses will replace the previous:

• Respect in Sport (RIS) – Parent
• Respect in Sport (RIS) – Activity Leader

To support a smooth transition:

• Existing RIS certifications will continue to be recognized until their current expiry dates
• New participants (parents, coaches, and volunteers) will be required to complete the Shift Forward program

For Member Associations

1. If a parent has multiple children, does one certification apply to all?
Yes. As long as all children are linked within the parent’s Hockey Canada Registry account, the certification will apply to each child.

2. Will certification expiry timelines change?
This is currently under review and will be updated in collaboration with Member Associations.

3. Can multiple parents complete the program for one player?
Yes; however, only one parent/guardian certification can be tracked within the system per player.

4. What registration link should be shared each season?
A new registration clinic link will be created each season. Associations should ensure they are sharing the most current link provided.

For those players that are finished their second year of Peewee (now U13) KC offers the Sabres program for U15 – U18. You can find more information here.

Visit the registration page to sign up.

Hockey Edmonton would like to announce the new EFHL Recreational Hockey League! This league will function under the EFHL banner; include U9 (Novice), U11 (Atom), U13 (Peewee), U15 (Bantam), U18 (Midget) and U21 (Junior) age categories; and have teams representing our Districts, Operating Areas, and Interlock MHAs.

This new league is ideal for those looking for a lower cost, lower commitment, non-body checking alternative to mainstream hockey.

Click here for more details!