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Canada Soccer’s Player-Development Program features a network of standards-based programs that represent high-level amateur youth soccer in Canada. Participating organisations, both clubs and academies, all meet the requirements for standards-based programming including recognition as an active National Youth Club Licensee.
The new Canada Soccer Player-Development Program Championship strengthens that connection between standards-based programs and showcases their quality of play. Inaugurated in 2024, the competition features clubs from the BC Soccer Premier League, the Alberta Youth Soccer League, the Ontario Player-Development League, and the Québec Youth Soccer Premier League (Première Ligue de Soccer Juvénile du Québec).
Track elite youth development across Canada’s top standards-based programs. Explore PDP Cup winners from U-15 and U-17 divisions nationwide.
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Official regulations for Canada Soccer’s 2026 PDP Championships. This document defines the rights and duties for participating clubs, players, and organizing committees.
Download PDFCanada Soccer’s 2026 national amateur competitions will use the 2025-26 edition of the IFAB Laws of the Game as published by The International Football Association Board.
Download PDFThe Canada Soccer Rules and Regulations document outlines the governing framework for soccer in Canada. It details definitions, membership categories, player statuses (amateur vs. professional), transfer protocols, and the registration and control of referees, coaches, and clubs.
Download PDFDetails the procedures, jurisdiction, and specific sanctions for misconduct both on and off the field. It serves as the official framework for addressing disciplinary matters to ensure the integrity of the sport in Canada.
Download PDFA comprehensive outline of the Safe Sport Training module. It covers key topics such as identifying maltreatment, understanding the Rule of Two, and implementing best practices to create a healthy, secure, and inclusive environment for all participants in the sports community.
Go To LinkThis "Suspect and Protect" campaign, developed by FIFA and the WHO, provides essential resources to help players, coaches, and families recognize and manage concussions to ensure participant safety.
Go To LinkThe expected standards of behaviour for all members of the Canada Soccer community. To report a violation of this code please contact discipline@canadasoccer.com.
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