Respect in Sport

Respect in Sport Programs

Respect in Sport for Parents

The Respect in Sport Parent Program helps set a standard of behaviour for all parents, fostering a safer, more respectful, and rewarding environment for everyone involved in hockey. Parents want to support their children in the best way possible, and this program provides the tools to do just that.

Certification is valid for four (4) years.
If you are registering a new player in your family for the first time, you MUST link them to your RIS certification. Follow the instructions here.
To check if your certificate is still valid, click here.
For assistance with your account or certificate, please contact the Respect in Sport Help Desk at 1-866-956-9791.

New to hockey?
Complete your RIS-Parent course here.

*Parents are responsible for completing and paying for this course.

Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders / Coaches

The Respect in Sport Activity Leader/Coach Program educates coaches and team staff on how to recognize, understand, and respond to bullying, abuse, harassment, and discrimination. It plays a vital role in ensuring a safe and respectful environment for all participants.

All rostered (carded) team staff are required to complete this training.
Fees for this course will be reimbursed by the association.

To receive reimbursement, please complete and submit this form by December 1st, 2025.

Complete your RIS-Coach course here.

*Coaches and team staff are responsible for registering and paying upfront. Reimbursement will follow once the form is submitted.

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Canmore Minor Hockey Association © 2025

The purpose of the Canmore Minor Hockey Association (CMHA), in partnership with its members, is to promote the game of hockey through skill development, quality leadership, and understanding of teamwork and good sportsmanship, in an atmosphere of fun and positivity for all children.

By enlisting the best volunteer-based coaches and support staff available in the Canmore region, it is the goal of the CMHA to foster personal excellence in each child, regardless of their skill level, and to increase individual self-esteem and dignity of all participants. All members of the CMHA pledge to incorporate a Safety-First approach into all aspects of the game of hockey.