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Read MoreThe Cumberland Minor Hockey Association (CMHA) has published a new Jr. Grads Competitive Tryout Guide for Fall 2026, providing players and families with a comprehensive overview of the upcoming competitive tryout process.  The guide…
Read MoreThe Hockey Canada Foundation Assist Fund will provide up to $500 per player in registration fee subsidies to approved applicants who are registered with a Hockey Canada-sanctioned association. For the 2026-27 season, the Assist Fund…
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Risk & Safety Tips
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…
September Spotlight – Week 2: Posting Photos & Protecting Privacy
Parents are the biggest supporters of our players, and photos are a wonderful way to celebrate their hockey journey. But before hitting “post,” it’s important to think about privacy and safety. What feels like a small detail online can have bigger consequences for players, families, and our association. Best Practices for Posting Hockey Photos: âś… Celebrate…
September Spotlight – Group Chat Rules for a Safe Season
As we begin the season, Cumberland Minor Hockey Association is committed to supporting our players, parents, and coaches both on and off the ice. Our Speaker Series and Safe Sport program for September focuses on Digital Safety & Social Media Conduct. This week’s theme: Group Chat Rules. From U7 to U21, group chats are a common way to connect.…
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