TORONTO, ON – Nov 9th, 2026 – Urban Squash is proud to announce the launch of Urban Squash Scarborough, a new program location that marks a significant milestone in the organization's continued growth and its commitment to supporting youth across Toronto.

This Giving Tuesday, help grow the game of squash across Ontario!

As a not-for-profit organization, Squash Ontario relies on the generosity of our community to support athlete development, tournament opportunities and initiatives that help strengthen and grow our sport.

Only a few weeks left to register for for the 2026 Ontario Doubles Championships and the 2026 Ontario Junior Closed Championships, which will run alongside each other at the Toronto Cricket, Curling and Skating Club.

Squash Ontario is looking for a new home for our Mini Court Trailer, and we're reaching out to our amazing squash community for a little help!

We are thrilled to announce that the SmartCentres Canada Cup and Canadian Women’s Open are joining forces to create Canada’s largest professional squash event!

The Ontario Masters Championships are back! From November 13–15, 2026, Life Time Mississauga will host some of the province’s most passionate and experienced squash players for a weekend of exciting matches and a celebration of the game we love.

Squash Ontario is looking to fill one available opening on our board with a well-connected leader at an exciting moment of growth and transformation. With one of our current Directors moving out of province, this is a unique opportunity to help shape the future of squash in Ontario. Incoming Board member will play a pivotal role in guiding the development of a new strategic plan for 2026/2027—bringing fresh ideas, leadership, and vision to the next chapter of the sport.

Join Squash Ontario on Monday, October 26 for Women & Girls Night at the 2026 Canadian Women’s Open!

Every year in October, squash communities around the world come together to celebrate the sport we love and help grow the game at the grassroots level. World Squash Day is a chance to introduce new players to squash, welcome back past participants, and give current players another reason to get on court and celebrate everything that makes squash such a great sport.

The Government of Ontario has released a new Concussion Management Tracking Tool to help athletes, parents/guardians, schools, and sport organizations stay informed about an athlete’s concussion recovery and return-to-sport progress.