Hockey Clubs in Hull, Gatineau, QC
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125, RUE DE CARILLON, Gatineau, J8X 2P8
(819) 777-0661
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1554 Carling Ave, CARLINGTON, Ottawa, K1Z 7M4
(613) 729-0125
The West End Hockey League is committed to creating a hockey program for youth that is fun, where participants can develop and learn the technique and skills of the game, life skills, and good sportsmanship in a safe environment. The West End Hockey League is governed by a Board of Directors consisting of 10 Executive members who are elected by the membership for a period of 2 years. The day to day operations of the association is handled by the Board of Directors, in addition to appointed Convenors and other volunteers. More information about the roles and responsibilities of each position can be found in our Constitution. 
1390 Prince Of Wales Drive, CARLETON HEIGHTS - RIDEAUVIEW, Ottawa, K2C 3N6
(613) 226-2836
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1265, Walkey Road, LEDBURY - HERON GATE - RIDGEMONT - ELMWOOD, Ottawa, K1V 6P9
(613) 794-5040
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1420 Blair Place, Ottawa, K1J 9L8
(613) 244-1989
The CARHA Hockey World Cup is organized every four years in a select Canadian city, and is an event that attracts participants from all across Canada, the United States, and Europe. Every four years, over 120 teams from 15+ countries will travel to the Host City for this week long event. It's been labeled the "Olympics" of rec hockey and since its inception it has grown to be the largest international adult rec hockey tournament in the world. 
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1420 Blair Pl, Gloucester, K1J 9L8
(613) 745-1352
iPlayHockey was established to facilitate the needs of coaches, camp instructors, organizers and players across Canada. We strive to maintain a community connection by providing essential hockey resources, unique content, beneficial services, and promotions to those who are empowered to teach the game and to support the ones who love to play. 
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813 Shefford Rd, New Brunswick, Ottawa, K1J 8H0
Hockey Eastern Ontario is one of the thirteen Branches of Hockey Canada, and along with the Ontario Hockey Federation and Hockey Northwestern Ontario, it is one of the three branches in Ontario. Formerly known as the Ottawa District Hockey Association, Hockey Eastern Ontario is the governing body of amateur hockey in Eastern Ontario. 
Customers express positive experiences with Hockey Eastern Ontario's quick problem-solving and affordable, fun volleyball leagues. Max Volley's beach volleyball courts are well-organized and suitable for various skill levels. The social aspect is appreciated, with many enjoying the opportunity to play and gather with friends. Some suggest improvements for sand quality. 
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201-813 Shefford Rd, Ottawa, K1J 8H9
(613) 224-7686
Sledge Hockey of Eastern Ontario is an association made up of handicapped athletes, their families, coaches and volunteers who take part in a wonderful sport called sledge hockey (also named “sled hockey” by our friend from the USA). The association has a long history dating back about 30 years. Initially, the Ottawa-Carleton Sledge Hockey and Ice Picking Association (OCSHIP) organised the sport in the region when ice picking races were held out of doors, eventually, playing sledge hockey became the predominant sport given the interest and the increased availability of arenas.