Provincial and territorial futsal competitions for the 2024-25 season

Across the 2024-25 futsal season, Canada Soccer’s Member Associations are hosting regional qualifiers to determine the clubs that will compete at the 2025 Futsal Canadian Championship from 10 to 13 April in Regina, Saskatchewan. The annual Futsal Canadian Championship features both men’s and women’s divisions, with winners from coast-to-coast vying for national honours in this fast-paced indoor game.

Futsal, played with five players to each side on a smaller, hard-surface court, features its own unique Laws of the Game, a sport-specific ball, rolling substitutions, and two 20-minute halves in which the clock stops whenever play is interrupted. Canada soccer launched the Men’s Futsal Canadian Championship in 2015 and the Women’s Futsal Canadian Championship in 2023.

Below is an overview of the 2025 provincial and territorial pathways leading to the Futsal Canadian Championship (along with the total number of teams in each competition).

MEN’S FUTSAL – QUALIFIERS FOR THE 2025 FUTSAL CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP

(16) BC: 16 teams from Pacific Futsal League (Winter & Fall); Super Final winners qualify
(29) Alberta: four teams from two regions in the Alberta Cup; winners qualify on 23 March
>> AB: 19 teams in the Edmonton Futsal League; two teams advance to the Alberta Cup
>> AB: 10 teams in CUSA’s futsal league; two teams advance to the Alberta Cup
(5) Saskatchewan: five teams in provincial competition; winners qualify
(3) Manitoba: three teams in round-robin series followed by MSA Cup; winners qualify on 25 January
(1) Yukon: one team qualifies as territorial representatives by acclamation
(5) Nunavut: five teams in territorial competition; winners qualify on 9 March
(10) Ontario: two groups followed by Semifinals and Final; Ontario Cup winners qualify on 16 March
(76) Québec: eight teams from regions and Qc Cup in the Qc Super Cup; winners qualify on 16 March
>> QC: 17 teams in ARS Outaouais; one team advances to Super Cup
>> QC: 10 teams in ARS Laval; one team advances to Super Cup
>> QC: eight teams in ARS Rive-Sud; one team advances to Super Cup
>> QC: five teams in ARS Richelieu-Yamaska; one team advances to Super Cup
>> QC: 28 teams in ARS Québec; one team advances to Super Cup
>> QC: eight teams in ARS Est-du-Québec; one team advances to Super Cup

WOMEN’S FUTSAL – QUALIFIERS FOR THE 2025 FUTSAL CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP

(1) BC: one team qualifies as provincial representatives by acclamation
(17) Alberta: five teams from three regions in the Alberta Cup; winners qualify on 23 March
>> AB: 10 teams in the Edmonton Futsal League; two teams advance to the Alberta Cup
>> AB: six teams in CUSA’s futsal league; two teams advance to the Alberta Cup
>> AB: one team in the North West Peace District; two teams advance to the Alberta Cup
(3) Saskatchewan: three teams in provincial competition; winners qualify
(4) Manitoba: four teams in round-robin series followed by MSA Cup; winners qualify on 25 January
(1) Yukon: one team qualifies as territorial representatives by acclamation
(5) Nunavut: five teams in territorial competition; winners qualify on 9 March
(6) Ontario: two groups followed by Semifinals and Final; Ontario Cup winners qualify on 16 March
(34) Québec: six teams from regions and Qc Cup in the Qc Super Cup; winners qualify on 16 March
>> QC: four teams in ARS Outaouais; one team advances to Super Cup
>> QC: four teams in ARS Bourassa; one team advances to Super Cup
>> QC: eight teams in ARS Rive-Sud; one team advances to Super Cup
>> QC: 13 teams in ARS Québec; one team advances to Super Cup
>> QC: five teams in ARS Est-du-Québec; one team advances to Super Cup