Transcona Minor Hockey Association is advising parents/guardians that for the 2025/26 hockey season, we will no longer arrange for or wait for reimbursement of registration fees under Jordan’s Principle.  Parents/guardians will be expected to pay hockey registration fees in full and then submit their own claim(s) for reimbursement using the receipt provided by the Hockey Canada Registry (HCR).

This change is necessary due to the substantial increase in funding requests, the delays in processing, the availability of funding, and the uncertainty around eligibility. As a non-profit community organization that receives no external funding, TMHA is not in a position to absorb costs due to delays, funding shortages or eligibility changes.

Please note that the same procedure is applicable to team fees (practice ice, tournaments, dryland training, etc.). Once team managers set the fees based on the per player costs, parents/guardians are expected to pay in full by the due date. It is not the managers’ responsibility to apply for reimbursement, liaise with Jordan’s Principle claims processing, or with other funding sources. Parents/guardians must pay their fees in a timely fashion and if they choose, seek reimbursement themselves.

Failure to pay registration fees or team fees in full will result in your child(ren) not being eligible to participate in tryouts or team activities.

****READ THE INFORMATION BELOW BEFORE REGISTERING****

A $100 late fee is in effect for all registrations. Registration fees must be paid in full before your child is allowed on the ice; there is no option for credit card installments.

If you applying to Jordan's Principle, you must contact the treasurer first at:   transconahockeytreasurer@gmail.com.

Ensure that one parent of the player you are registering has completed their Parent Respect In Sport and has linked that to the players being registered. The Parent RIS is different and separate from the coaching RIS. If you are a coach you will need to complete the Parent RIS in conjunction with Coaching RIS.

Practices/Tournaments/Team Functions

Teams will be responsible to pay for all team practices and tournaments. The fees are dependent on the number of practices/tournaments and the number of players on the team. 

Respect-In-Sport Parent Program- New Hockey Parents Only

RESPECT IN SPORTS PROGRAM

Before you begin the registration process, please make sure you have completed the "Parent Respect In Sport Parent Program". If you have taken this already, you do not need to take it again. There is a $25 charge.

Hockey Manitoba Parent Respect in Sport

Additional information:

Not sure what your Respect in Sport number is?  

Click on the link for this program https://hmbparent.respectgroupinc.com/

Ensure all your children(s) are added in your profile. ..click on child management which is also located on the left hand side underneath my certifications

Click on the 'Look up Certificate' Box, enter your first and last name and the important date (it is your birthday) or enter your username and password.

Click on profile on the top of the page and scroll down that page and you will see your number or click on my certifications on the left hand side of this page.

Ensure you click on the right association (TMHA).

If at least one parent or guardian does not have Parent Respect in Sport, the TMHA Registrar will contact you to make sure you complete the training before your child steps on the ice.

Note: Even if you have a Respect-In-Sport registration number as a coach, manager, safety person you must complete the RIS Parent as well.