Canada Soccer has announced September 2023 updates with 43 Clubs being newly accredited under the National Youth Club Licensing Program - ten of which are based in Ontario. 

Congratulations to the following Ontario organizations on achieving this milestone: 

• Golden Feet Soccer Club (Elgin Middlesex SA) 
• LS Croatia Soccer Club (Elgin Middlesex SA) 
• South Huron Soccer Club (Elgin Middlesex SA) 
• Flamborough Dundas SC (Hamilton and District SA) 
• Hamilton Spara Sports Club (Hamilton and District SA) 
• Erin Mills Soccer Club (Peel Halton SA) 
• Georgetown Soccer Club (Peel Halton SA) 
• Lakeshore United Soccer Club (Peel Halton SA) 
• Toronto United FC (Peel Halton SA) 
• Mooredale SC (Toronto SA) 

“We are very pleased to announce another group of Clubs who have met the Standards for Quality Soccer as well as those who have achieved a higher category of recognition. These organizations are making a commitment to providing safe, fun, accessible and inclusive, and developmentally appropriate programming, which are the principles that underpin the Canada Soccer National Youth Club Licensing Program,” said Canada Soccer’s Director of Development said in a statement from the organization. “Canada Soccer would like to thank our Member Associations for their support in implementing the Club Licensing Program as well as the Clubs for their hard work in raising the standards of soccer in Canada.” 

The Quality Soccer Providers (QSP) is the entry-level category in Canada Soccer’s Club Licensing Program. To attain the designation of a QSP member, organizations must create an environment that is developmentally suitable, safe, enjoyable, easily accessible, inclusive, and inviting for players and families, which sets their programs apart from non-affiliated soccer activities and informal play. Furthermore, QSPs are obligated to maintain good standing with their governing bodies and adhere to the criteria set forth for membership. 

As of this year, the QSP designation is a mandatory component of membership with Canada Soccer. Its purpose is to guarantee that all member organization Clubs adhere to the standards outlined in Canada Soccer's Safe Sport Roster. This roster received unanimous approval at the 2019 Canada Soccer Annual Meeting of the Members. 

For general information on the Club Licensing Program in Ontario visit our website. If your Club is interested in achieving the Quality Soccer Provider license, please review Canada Soccer's Standards For Quality Soccer and Ontario Soccer Bulletin I2022-72 before applying with Ontario Soccer online here.