The online Respect in Sport (RIS) Program educates youth leaders, coaches, officials, and participants to recognize, understand, and respond to issues of bullying, abuse, harassment, and discrimination. It may be the single most important training your leaders receive in creating a safe, healthy, and respectful environment for all participants.

RIS is for – ACTIVITY LEADERS

All team staff (coaches, managers, trainers, volunteers, bench persons) 16 years and older must complete Respect in Sport by Dec. 20th of every season. The Program is only offered online and is a total of 3 hours in length.

RIS is for – PARENTS/GUARDIANS

The RIS Parent Program is an online training module designed to educate parents on their role in creating a safe, respectful, and fun environment for their children's sports and activities. This Program focuses on promoting positive behaviors, understanding the roles of coaches and officials, and ensuring the well-being of young athletes.

Before getting your Respect in Sport

1. Do you already have a Hockey Canada Registry (HCR) Number?

If you have been registered in hockey before as a player, official, coach or team staff you will have an HCR number. Click here and follow the registration instructions.

OR

2. Are you new to hockey and need a Hockey Canada Registry (HCR) Number?

The HCR number is a unique identifier used by Hockey Canada and its Members for managing registrations, rosters, player profiles, and much more. Use the links below to create your own HCR number.

*Please note this is a two-step process and both must be completed to create an HCR number.

Step 1: Create a "My Account" login on Spordle

• To do this, visit this link: https://myaccount.spordle.com/login

Step 2: Create an HCR Number

Here are the RIS courses for:

Parent / Gaurdian 

Coach / Team Official 

 Referees / Linespersons 

 Keeping Girls in Sport