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CMHA is accepting applications for the following positions for the 2026-2027 season: · Director of Finance (Appointed) · VP Hockey Development (Appointed) · Ice Scheduler – Competitive (Contract) · Technical Director (Contract) · Office Manager…
Read MoreCall for Applications: Jr Grads Coaches – 2026/2027 Season Cumberland Minor Hockey Association (CMHA) is now accepting applications for Head Coach positions for the upcoming 2026/2027 competitive season. We’re Looking For: Dedicated individuals who embody CMHA’s values and are committed…
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Concussion Safety: Prevention Starts Before the Puck Drops
Prevention Starts Before the Puck Drops Concussion safety begins well before game time — with preparation, respect, and the right equipment. At Cumberland Minor Hockey, we believe prevention is protection. Ensuring every player wears a properly fitted, CSA-certified helmet is one of the simplest and most effective ways to reduce the risk of concussion. We…
Rowan’s Law: Protecting Young Athletes at CMHA
7 Years of Safer, Smarter Hockey This month marks the 7th anniversary of Rowan’s Law — Ontario’s concussion safety legislation designed to protect young athletes. At Cumberland Minor Hockey, player safety isn’t just a rule — it’s a responsibility we all share. Concussions are serious injuries, and every player, parent, and coach plays a vital role in…
Cyberbullying: What Players Can Do
Cyberbullying is when someone uses phones, social media, or online platforms to hurt, embarrass, or intimidate others. It’s not just “jokes” — it can cause real harm. Here’s what every player should know: Don’t engage. Responding can make the situation worse. Save evidence. Take screenshots and keep records of what happened. Report & reach out. Talk to a…
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