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Submitted By Rob Symons on Thursday, September 16, 2021 (5283 views)
Today (September 22) marked the first day of the vaccine passport rollout in the province and brought with it some confusion. BMHA would like to clarify the policies and government regulations.
Effective immediately, all
spectators aged 12 and up are required to present proof of full vaccination to City of Brantford staff to gain entry to the facility. This is part of the government vaccine passport rollout.
The mandatory vaccination policy recently introduced by ALLIANCE deals strictly with
participants. That policy is for players, volunteers, bench staff, and officials aged 12 and up without an ALLIANCE approved exemption. Participants without an exemption must be fully vaccinated by Oct 31, including the 14 days after your second dose.
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Submitted By Rob Symons on Saturday, September 11, 2021 (3475 views)
On Thursday, September 9, ALLIANCE Hockey
held a meeting with member associations (including BMHA) to discuss how its
mandatory vaccination policy will be implemented, including proof of vaccination. The full policy can be found
here.
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Submitted By Kevin Murray on Tuesday, May 2, 2017 (19978 views)
RESPECT IN SPORT — PARENT
VERSION OHF & Alliance now requires that a parent or guardian
from each household complete the online Respect In Sport Parent Program. This
applies to all players born in 2004 or later (2004, 2005, 2006, and so on).
When registering for the online course your certification will be linked to
your child(ren)'s Hockey Canada profile(s). In preparation for Spring Tryouts,
one parent or guardian from each household is asked to complete the online
course. If you have already taken the course previously with Alliance or OMHA you are OK.
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