This continues to be an ever-evolving situation and as such, the PISL is preparing to operate under a competition structure that is permitted at the time of indoor season launch by Ontario Soccer in alignment with the Government of Ontario emergency orders and directives.
Today the Government of Ontario announced that Peel Public Health and Toronto Public Health will be moving to Stage 3 of the regional re-opening of the economy, starting Friday, July 31, 2020.
Ontario Soccer is asking all of its member organizations to take immediate action and follow these critical steps to raise awareness of this matter, by no later than Wednesday, July 22, 2020.
Ontario Soccer announced today that it has received clearance from the Government of Ontario and Canada Soccer to begin Phase 2 of the Return to Play safety protocols and guidelines under a regional implementation directive.
Organizations, which have already completed the Return to Play protocols, or have already begun Phase 1 of Ontario Soccer’s Return to Play Plan, may now move to Phase 2 when they are ready to do so and their region is approved by the Government of Ontario.
Ontario Soccer is now reviewing and translating today’s announcement and how it impacts the Ontario Soccer Return to Play Plan with Canada Soccer and the relevant Government authorities.
Ontario Soccer has prepared the following additional FAQ #6 in response to recently completed Return to Play webinars and questions that were brought forward by membership. This FAQ has a specific focus on those questions relevant to Ontario Soccer’s Return to Play Plan - Phase 1.
Organizations, which registered for the Ontario Cup and Masters Provincial Championships, will now receive a full refund and will receive further instructions from Ontario Soccer on how a refund will be applied.
This continues to be an ever-evolving situation and as such, the PISL is preparing to operate under a competition structure that is permitted at the time of indoor season launch by Ontario Soccer in alignment with the Government of Ontario emergency orders and directives.
Today the Government of Ontario announced that Peel Public Health and Toronto Public Health will be moving to Stage 3 of the regional re-opening of the economy, starting Friday, July 31, 2020.
Ontario Soccer is asking all of its member organizations to take immediate action and follow these critical steps to raise awareness of this matter, by no later than Wednesday, July 22, 2020.
Ontario Soccer announced today that it has received clearance from the Government of Ontario and Canada Soccer to begin Phase 2 of the Return to Play safety protocols and guidelines under a regional implementation directive.
Organizations, which have already completed the Return to Play protocols, or have already begun Phase 1 of Ontario Soccer’s Return to Play Plan, may now move to Phase 2 when they are ready to do so and their region is approved by the Government of Ontario.
Ontario Soccer is now reviewing and translating today’s announcement and how it impacts the Ontario Soccer Return to Play Plan with Canada Soccer and the relevant Government authorities.
Ontario Soccer has prepared the following additional FAQ #6 in response to recently completed Return to Play webinars and questions that were brought forward by membership. This FAQ has a specific focus on those questions relevant to Ontario Soccer’s Return to Play Plan - Phase 1.
Organizations, which registered for the Ontario Cup and Masters Provincial Championships, will now receive a full refund and will receive further instructions from Ontario Soccer on how a refund will be applied.