Originally announced in late 2023, Squash Canada will be implementing mandatory Provincial Coach Certification requirement for coaches who wish to enter the Field of Play at national events. These certification requirements are scheduled to be enforced by January 2026.

Held in conjunction with the Connor, Clark & Lunn Private Capital 2025 Canadian Senior Championships, the tournament took place at the Toronto Cricket Skating and Curling Club, a venue with deep roots in adaptive sport. Home to one of Canada’s first wheelchair squash programs.

The Squash Ontario community is invited to try a 6-week Sports Nutrition Culinary Beta Program to fuel your athletic lifestyle with simple, practical (and delicious!) meals with Culinary Nutritionist Kenzie Osborne. Program runs June 10-July 22 and you can pick your own price!

The Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club served as the premier stage for Canadian squash, hosting the Connor, Clark & Lunn Private Capital 2025 Canadian Senior Championships, May 8 – 11. More than 330 athletes aged 12 – 80 years athletes competed across 23 divisions in four days of high-level play and outstanding camaraderie and hospitality off the court.

Squash Ontario is pleased to officially introduce William Kuhn as our Competitions Coordinator for the 2025-2026 squash season. William joined the Squash Ontario team in March and will be supporting the organization while the current Director of Athlete Development, Lauren Sachvie, is on maternity leave.  William has previously worked with Squash Ontario as a summer student and has in depth knowledge of the community and programs. 

Get ready, Ontario! Our summer squash takeover is about to begin. Squash Fest 2025 – Road to the Olympics is hitting the road, and we’re bringing the sport straight to your backyard with our Dunlop Mini Court Summer Tour!

From May through August, Squash Ontario members who request a home and auto insurance quote from NFP and CC us on the email will automatically be entered into a gift card draw (valued at approximately $100). We’ve got two gift cards to give away — one draw will take place at the end of June, and another at the end of August.

Congratulations are in order for the outstanding Ontario athlete performances that took place at the CC&L Private Capital 2025 Canadian Squash Championships over May 1-4 at the Toronto Cricket Club. The event featured all Junior divisions alongside the Men’s & Women’s Open divisions and welcomed 309 athletes competing across four days

We’re Hiring! This summer, Squash Ontario is hitting the road with our Dunlop Mini Court, spreading excitement about squash’s inclusion in the Olympics and providing communities with opportunities to try the sport.

We’re looking for two enthusiastic and reliable students to join our team and help deliver this exciting initiative.

Check out the latest update from PSA Squash Tour News about the upcoming PSA Squash Tour Finals, taking place this June in Toronto.

The season-ending PSA Squash Tour Finals will be held in Canada for the first time in the event’s history when SmartCentres’ Revival Film Studios in Toronto hosts the world’s leading squash players for five days, between June 23-27, 2025 - New Dates!

Canada will welcome the global squash community July 20 - 31, 2026 as the official host of the World Squash Junior Championships. This prestigious annual international event featuring the world’s top junior athletes will be held at the Mark Sachvie Squash Center at White Oaks Resort and Spa in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, and will be supported by the brand-new Jack Aylott Center at Ridley College.  

Peter Hall, Chair of the Board of Governors of the Ontario Squash Hall of Fame, is pleased to announce the addition of Jim Paton to the Board of Governors.

We’re excited to announce that tickets are now available for Urban Squash Toronto’s 2025 Annual Fundraiser! Mark your calendars for Wednesday, May 7th at 6 PM and join us for an evening of inspiration, community, and impact.

The Canadian Squash Hall of Fame Commission is pleased to recognize five outstanding members of the Canadian squash community as well as their achievements and contributions to the sport. Gordon Anderson, Marnie Baizley, Clive Caldwell, Alana Miller and Steve Wren will be inducted into the Canadian Squash Hall of Fame during the afternoon of Saturday, May 10, at the Toronto Cricket Skating & Curling Club in conjunction with the CC&L Private Capital 2025 Canadian Senior Championships presented by KPMG and the 2025 Guilfoyle PSA Squash Classic..

Last week, Ontario high school squash was on full display at the 2025 Jim Mason Cup, held April 10–11 at Mayfair Lakeshore in Toronto. Sanctioned by OFSAA through the TDSSAA and hosted by Earl Haig Secondary School, this two-day event brought together student-athletes from across the province to compete in a spirited team tournament.

In support of the Dunlop Mini-Court’s debut tour around Ontario this summer to grow the sport and maximize Olympic awareness, we are launching “Support the Court Day” on April 28th! On this day folks can support in two significant ways: Book an All-Glass Court Hour or Donate! Read more for details.

This past weekend, the 2025 Assante Wealth Management Ontario Junior Open Championships Presented by Harrow were held at The Club at White Oaks, in Niagara-on-the-Lake. We share our thanks with everyone who participated, attended, and supported the event across the squash community, including – coaches, sponsors, professionals, referees, players, and parents. Thank you all for your continued engagement with our sport!

This past weekend, the Squash Ontario community came together for a very special evening—the 2024-2025 Ontario Junior Recognition Awards Ceremony, proudly supported by The Jesters Club of Ontario. Held on Saturday, April 5 at the Club at White Oaks, the evening was filled with well-deserved recognition.

Are you passionate about squash and looking to take the next step in your coaching journey? Squash Ontario has a series of upcoming coaching courses designed to equip you with the skills to develop players at all levels. Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your coaching expertise, these courses are the perfect opportunity to grow your knowledge, gain certifications, and contribute to the sport.

Teachers and coaches, it’s time to rally your squash players! 

The third OFSAA Invitational Jim Mason Cup is coming up soon, and while registration has officially closed, we’re still looking for more Division 1 teams to round out the competition. If your school has squash players who are ready for a fun and fast-paced team event, this is their chance to jump in! 

The countdown is on for Canada’s biggest festival of sport—The GOOD Games! This multi-sport event is back in 2025, bringing together athletes of all levels for an unforgettable competition and celebration of sport. Whether you’re stepping onto the court to compete or joining in on the festivities, this is your chance to be part of something truly special.

The 2024-2025 provincial championship season is winding down after the 2025 CGG Squash Ontario Open Championships Presented by YouFirst Financial. Mayfair Lakeshore played host to an incredible weekend of squash, where players left it all on the court, showcasing skill, determination, and pure passion for the game. From edge-of-your-seat rallies to hard-fought battles, the energy was electric from start to finish.

From March 21–23, Mayfair Lakeshore will host the 2025 CGG Squash Ontario Open Championships Presented by YouFirst Financial. With over 200 participants across 15 draws, this year's tournament promises strong competition.

The 2025 CGG Squash Ontario Open Championships Presented by YouFirst Financial are just around the corner, and we’ve got the perfect way for you to show your Ontario pride while giving back to the sport we love. All proceeds from our Squash Ontario Merchandise Shop will go directly toward supporting our Dunlop Mini-Court Tour this summer, helping to grow the game across the province.

This past weekend, the 2025 Women’s Veterans Doubles Championships, Presented by Hennessy & Hinchcliffe, brought an incredible display of skill, sportsmanship, and love of the sport to Mayfair Lakeshore in Toronto. With players competing across multiple divisions—including Women’s 30+ A, B, and C, as well as 60+ and 65+—the event highlighted the strength and depth of women’s doubles squash in Ontario.

The countdown is on for the Canadian Doubles Squash Championships, happening March 27–30 at Toronto’s prestigious Granite Club—you won’t want to miss it! This year’s event promises to be an electric showcase of skill, strategy, and teamwork, bringing together Canada’s top doubles players for an unforgettable weekend of fierce competition and unmatched camaraderie.

With 86 participants, an increase from last year's event, the 2025 Portage M&A Advisory Ontario Regional Masters hosted by the Club at White Oaks and tournament chair Matt Easingwood was a great success and provided an amazing time both on and off court for all participants.  

The Squash Ontario junior community is truly where the “leaders of tomorrow play junior squash today”; a very special collection of junior athletes making a difference in the world from around the province. With thanks to the vision of the Jesters of Ontario, we will once again recognize the brightest lights of 2024-25 in sportsmanship, on-court excellence, commitment to improvement and coaching achievement. 

With the Jesters University League season now complete, we’re excited to announce that the University of Toronto men and the McGill women have secured the regular season titles.  

The 2025 Weir Team Ontario Men's Veterans Doubles Championships delivered another incredible weekend of high-level doubles squash. With 40 teams competing, this event once again proved to be one of the most anticipated tournaments of the year.