Hello Chebucto Families,
With the recent 2 week extention of the current restrictions, teams U9-U18 will continue with praticing in groups of 10, up to and including Feb 14th.
Please see the revised schedule- CMHA Restart Schedule Feb 2022 - Final
***please note- only a few minor changes- most teams have the same schedule- teams affected have been notified***
For the new U7 schedule , please click: U7 Groups 2021-22 _extention Feb 13th
U9 schedule( no changes) please click: U9 Groups and Ice times Jan 13-Feb 13_updated
If anything changes to these restrictions, we will communicate it as soon as we know. Please check your emails often and keep an eye on the website and facebook page for the most up to date information.
Chebucto Minor Hockey Association
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I hope we can return to a normal hockey season soon, and CMHA thanks you for your understanding....as we once again work through Public Health restrictions. If you have any questions regarding the schedules above- please reach out to the VP's of the divisions.
Best,
Sara Aucoin
#chebuctoproud
Please see the news release from Hockey Nova Scotia below:
The provincial government announced that the current provincewide restrictions would be extended until Feb. 14. To read the full press release from the province, please click here.
During the update, however, Dr. Robert Strang, Chief Medical Officer of Health for Nova Scotia, noted that, “We’ll continue to monitor closely and recognizing the importance of activities like sports, arts and culture to mental and physical health, we will open those activities sooner if possible.”
Premier Tim Houston also mentioned that, “The goal that we're… working towards is to relax some restrictions in arts and culture.”
He indicated that, depending on the hospitalization rate and the continued success of the booster campaign, the following could be allowed in the coming weeks:
- sports teams could be allowed to resume full practices with their entire teams “around Feb. 7”
- competitions and games could be permitted by Feb. 14
This is the goal of the province but a firm plan is not currently in place yet.
As we have done throughout the pandemic, we will continue to work with Public Health and the province to get safely back to game action as soon as possible.
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