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The Canadian National Blind Hockey Tournament takes place annually at Mattamy Athletic Center in Toronto, Ontario, each March, and features Children, Youth, Low Vision & Development, Open, and Select Divisions. The Canadian National Blind Hockey Tournament is the largest event in the world for the Para sport of Blind Hockey and has been the key event for growing and developing the sport over the past decade.
The Canadian National Blind Hockey Tournament. The event takes place each March at the Mattamy Athletic Center – the former Maple Leaf Gardens – in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The event is brought to you by the CNIB Foundation and made possible by national partners: the Daniel Family Foundation, the Lawson Foundation, Electra Health, Manion, and AMI.
The annual National Blind Hockey Tournament will have six divisions: children, youth, low vision and development, open, select, and, for the first time, a Women’s Blind Hockey Division! We are expecting approximately 200 players from across Canada and around the world, and anticipate several divisions will be full – roster spots will be awarded based on the order of pre-registration, so if you plan on coming, please pre-register today.
In addition to the National Tournament, Canadian Blind Hockey is thrilled to host the annual Girls & Women’s Blind Hockey Summit and our Children and Youth Multi-Sport Camp, both taking place in March. From girls and boys just beginning their Blind Hockey journey to seasoned all-stars from around the world, the 2025 Canadian Nationals will showcase the very best of the Para sport of Blind Hockey.
We are seeking new volunteers this year to help with general event management! Please fill out this Google Form to join us for this exciting event!
We look forward to welcoming you all to Toronto!
- info@blindicehockey.com
- (604) 812-6786
- 1929 Bayview Ave, Toronto, ON M4G 3E8
Canadian National Blind Hockey Team
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:
- 2018 Pittsburgh — Gold
- 2019 Ottawa — Gold
- 2022 Fort Wayne — Gold
- 2023 Toronto — Gold
- 2024 St. Louis — Gold
- 2025 Montreal — Gold
- 2026 Toronto — Gold
Retired numbers: 2024 — François Beauregard, #17. For National Team information, contact General Manager Luca DeMontis.
