Eeyou Istchee Elites
T-Miss Sr
Mavericks
Team NL
Mayhem
Kilsyth Phantoms
Minto Selects
Les Mascots
Sphinx
Lacombe
Grey Bruce Storm
Polar Ice
Fat Les Selects
Monconseiller
AlgonCrees
Debden Roadrunners Sr
Bruno Axemen
As ÉlectroSag
MDN/FAC
Cargill Rookies
Eeyou Istchee United U20
Debden Roadrunners U20
Seaway Valley Devils
Bruno T-Birds
Anicinape Migizi (Girls)
Bruno T-Birds
Eastern Warriors
Team Sask (Jv. Boys)
Draveuses Sayabec
Seaway Valley Devils
Bruno Axemen U20
Dynamite U20
Eastern Thunder
Debden Roadrunners U20
Mildmay Jr Moose
Panthers
T-Miss
Eeyou Istchee United U20
Amigo
BlitzSAFE SPORT OFFICER
Contact the Designated Safe Sport Officer at ITP Sport, for information and/or to initiate a complaint. This person is an independent third party who can guide an Individual through the complaint process and/or explore other options. The Designated Safe Sport Officer is empowered to supersede internal Broomball Canada decision making and apply appropriate policies as required. Contact with the Designated Safe Sport Officer is confidential, subject to certain limits which will be explained by the Designated Safe Sport Officer.
CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS
The purpose of the Broomball Canada Code of Conduct and Ethics is to ensure a safe and positive environment within our programs, activities, and events by making all individuals aware that there is an expectation, at all times, of appropriate behavior consistent with the values of Broomball Canada.
UNIVERSAL CODE OF CONDUCT
https://sirc.ca/app/uploads/2020/01/UCCMS-v5.1-FINAL-Eng.pdf
EQUITY DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION
Broomball Canada is an inclusive organization and welcomes full participation of all individuals in our programs and activities, irrespective of race, ancestry, place of origin, colour, ethnic origin, citizenship, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, marital status, family status or disability. Broomball Canada will encourage participation in the sport of broomball and will ensure that equity, diversity and inclusion are key considerations when developing, updating or delivering Broomball Canada policies and programs.
ABUSE HARASSMENT AND DISCRIMINATION
Broomball Canada is committed to providing a sport and work environment that is safe, welcoming, and respectful. Such an environment does not include or condone discrimination or harassment. Broomball Canada recognizes that harassment is a form of discrimination, and like discrimination is prohibited by human rights legislation in Canada. In its extreme forms, harassment can also be an offence under Canada’s Criminal Code.