The countdown to the 2027 Canada Winter Games is officially on — and for Ontario’s top young squash athletes, the journey starts now.

Every two years, the Canada Games spotlight the best emerging athletes from across the country. It’s more than just a competition — it’s a stepping stone for future national team athletes, a chance to represent your province on one of Canada’s biggest multi-sport stages, and an unforgettable experience both on and off the court.

An incredible opportunity is now available to purchase a full glass squash court currently located in Brampton, Ontario.

Squash Ontario is proud to officially launch two wheelchair squash program locations in the Niagara region, made possible through funding provided by the Government of Ontario as part of the 2025–2026 Seniors Community Grant.

With 85 participants, the 2026 Ontario Regional Masters Team Championships, hosted at The Club at White Oaks and led by Tournament Chair Matt Easingwood, brought together teams from across the province for a full weekend of competition.

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.

This summer, Squash Ontario is once again hitting the road with our Dunlop Mini Court Summer Tour 2026, bringing squash directly into communities across Ontario and creating fun, accessible opportunities for people to try the sport.

Mark your calendars and get your entries in — the 2026 Ontario Open Championships Presented by NFP Canada are coming to Toronto March 20–22, 2026, and this is one event you won’t want to miss.

To close out the university squash season, eight participating schools traveled to White Oaks for the OUA Championships from February 6-8. With an energetic crowd behind them, the Western Mustangs men’s and women’s teams captured OUA gold, asserting their dominance on the court. Continuing from last year, Western Women defended their OUA title with a decisive 6-1 victory over Queen’s in the final. In the 3rd place playoff, The University of Toronto claimed bronze with a 5-2 win over Waterloo.   

It is a great pleasure for the Board of Governors to announce that five extraordinary individuals will be inducted into the Ontario Squash Hall of Fame in 2026. The Board congratulates Sabir Butt, Paul Deratnay, Jessica DiMauro, Lolly Gillen, David Howard who will be inducted on April 8th at the Granite Club in Toronto.

The 2026 Weir Team Ontario Men’s Veterans Doubles Championships delivered another unforgettable weekend of classic doubles energy across Toronto.