Skating Programs have closed for the season, we expect registration to open for 2026-2027 on August 1st, 2026.

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Congratulations Medalists at East Gwillimbury !!!

Erika G. - STAR 4 - 1st Place

Chantel D. - STAR 4 - 2nd Place

Selena H. - STAR 4 - 3rd Place

Congratulations to all our skaters who competed in East Gwillimbury January 16-18, 2026.
Elise P., Sofia S., Beverly W., Inara ST., Justin N., Sean N., Rachel T., Kristen C., Elise M., Ellie W., Freya S.

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STOUFFVILLE SKATING CLUB FEES
2025/2026

Each skater pays a $62.70 NON-REFUNDABLE Skate Canada Membership fee (valid Sep 1, 2026 - Aug 31, 2027)
Each skater pays a $18.35 NON-REFUNDABLE Club Administration fee for the skating season.

Learn to Skate

Pre-CanSkate

(3-5 years old *must be 3 before first day of skating)

Fall Only Starting at: $253.85

Full year starting at: $371.55

CanSkate

(5-12 years old *must be 5 before first day of skating)

Fall Only Starting at: $340.60

Full year Starting at: $468.85

Figure Skating

(STARSkate)

Intro to STARskate

2 Day Membership $ 865
3 Day Membership $ 1175

Intermediate

2 Day Membership $ 1225
3 Day Membership $ 1395

Senior

4 Day Membership $ 1395

How to check your skater's CanSkate badge level online:

1. 1. Log into your account
  2. Choose the skater
  3. Click on achievements

If you have enrolled previously, you will already have an account.

We can update your email for you if you are having trouble accessing it.

Please use your existing account as it has your skater's badge level.

Welcome to Canskate!

Skaters progress through 6 levels in CanSkate. A ribbon is awarded for each skill mastered in their level. Once all 3 ribbons are earned, the skater receives a Badge for that level and moves on to the next level of skills.

Skaters are eligible for Intro to Starskate after completing Badge 4.

CanSkate Badges

Welcome to Starskate!

The following link is a quick reference guide to Starskate Freeskate Program levels and requirements.

STARSkate Quick Reference

Rowan's Law

Rowan’s Law was named for Rowan Stringer, a high school rugby player from Ottawa, who died in the spring of 2013 from a condition known as second impact syndrome (swelling of the brain caused by a subsequent injury that occurred before a previous injury healed).

Rowan is believed to have experienced three concussions over six days while playing rugby. She had a concussion but didn’t know her brain needed time to heal. Neither did her parents, teachers or coaches.

These resources are not intended to provide medical advice relating to health care. For advice on health care for concussion symptoms, please consult with a physician or nurse practitioner.

Please read the Concussion Awareness Booklet which is part of a series of Rowan’s Law concussion awareness resources. You will be asked to sign off that you have read it before you can complete registration.

Concussion Awareness Booklet