2018 Season: Membership Application, Information + Details

All components of registration must be completed online PRIOR to skating with TISC. whether as a Member or as a Guest: This includes I) membership application, II) agreeing to waiver, III) agreeing to Equity, Climate, Governance, IV) payment, V) registration with Roller Sports Canada.

• TISC Membership Application
• 2018 Season Information
• Questions? Need info? I’ll get back to you as soon as I can: torontoinline@yahoo.com

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April 19th- Practice Cancelled

The track is wet and snowy, so tonight’s skating and program is cancelled. Some skaters will opt to meet at 6pm at Max Ward for a road skate. Click here for details and information plus location for skating at Max Ward.

April 16th TISC Practice Cancelled

Tonight’s program & skate is cancelled due to the ice and snow making track conditions wet and unusable for skating.

April 12th- Practice at 200m Track Cancelled, Road Skate at Max Ward IS ON

The 200-meter track at Christ the King/ Holy Trinity (Brown’s Line and Lake Shore next to the No Fills & Shopper’s Drug Mart) is covered with puddles. Tonight’s practice at that location is cancelled.

Some skaters will gather for a road skate at the famed Max Ward loop near Eglinton and Dixie. Skaters are invited to meet at 6pm at Max Ward Park located at 2380 Matheson Blvd E, Mississauga, ON L4W 5G9.

The route is about 4km long, stretching West along Matheson and then a right turn to proceed East along Explorer Drive back to Matheson. There is a marked bike lane along Explorer Drive but Matheson Blvd. features two lanes of live traffic with low traffic volume. Skaters concerned with skating in live traffic lanes can do a u-turn to remain on Explorer or can skate on the side-walk along Matheson.

If you are running late, you’ll easily be able to find skaters rolling along this loop. We anticipate a roll out at about 6:15pm after everyone has had the chance to greet each other, change into their gear, and lace up their skates.

All skaters are expected to respect the rules of the road and are encourage to use lights to increase visibility. Whether skating on the road or sidewalks, please keep safety as a top priority by watching for fissures and cracks in the road, paying attention to vehicles exiting driveways, and regularly looking back to observe traffic. Use of helmet and wrist/ palm protection is mandatory for all who skate in the group, and all are expected to be registered with the Toronto Inline Skating Club.

Register for the 2018 Season, Must be Completed BEFORE Being Allowed to Skate

You can now register for 2018 season. In order to be allowed to skate, you must complete the form, waiver, registration with Roller Sports Canada, and payment.

• Click here to begin the registration process

TISC Season: First Skate April 9th- Forms & Information Coming Soon

The TISC season will begin on April 9th with a skate at 6pm at Father Redmond track (location information here). The program will be similar to 2017, with same registration requirements (complete payment, register with RSC, complete TISC registration, review Equity and Climate policy, agree to waiver) equipment requirements (skates, helmet required, wrist or palm protection required, clothing suitable for the day’s weather condition since we skate outside, Youth need elbow & knee protection, no earphones or ear buds), and safety protocols.

The most significant changes this year include the Youth program, which begins in May, will ONLY be run on Thursdays 6pm to 6:45pm. Mondays, starting in May, will be reserved for learn-to-skate semi-private lessons. We will be looking for instructors who will be paid to run lessons and of course clients to take lessons. If you want to instruct or wish to take lessons, please communicate with torontoinline@yahoo.com – more information to come.

Forms will be updated early next week so you can register and sign-up.

TISC Annual General Meeting: March 20th

The Toronto Inline Skating Club will hold its 2018 Annual General Meeting on Tuesday March 20th 2018 at 8:15pm via conference call.

Members of the Toronto Inline Skating Club are asked to confirm their attendance in order to receive details for how to participate in the conference call as well as to receive documents including: Minutes from 2017 meeting, Agenda, Proposed Budget, and an Outline for the 2018 season.

Please confirm your attendance by contacting torontoinline@yahoo.com

Toronto Speed Skating Club Open House- February 19th

The Toronto Speed Skating Club is holding an open house tomorrow- February 19th. Stop by, check it out, get on the ice!!