2025 Toronto Sport Summit - Sustaining Community Sport

Welcome to the Toronto Sport Summit - Sustaining Community Sport! Join us at the Humber College Campus - North for a day filled with insightful discussions on how we can make sports more sustainable in our communities. Our lineup of speakers includes experts in inclusion, volunteer engagement, and sports management and governance. Don't miss this opportunity to network with like-minded individuals and learn practical strategies to implement in your own sports programs. Let's work together to create a more sustainable future for community sports in Toronto and the GTA!

Tickets
STEP ONE - choose the appropriate ticket (ie. Individual, Group, Volunteer, etc) and quantity.

STEP TWO - Once the transaction has been completed you will be asked to provide additional information regarding the ticket holder, the Breakout Sessions you'd like to attend and any dietary restrictions or accessibility accomodations required.

Info: This meeting brings together all active, affiliate and corporate members of Community Sport Councils Ontario to conduct business of the provincial sport association so it can deliver its mandate vision: Healthier physically literate communities in Ontario.

Info: Ensure your organization is playing by the rules, both on and off the field.
Join in this comprehensive presentation and discussion to learn what to consider when building your community sport organization. Learn about ONCA, risk management, insurance, liabilities, establishing a constitution and so much more.

Info: Remember the three R’s of Recruit, Recognize, Retain. Volunteers are the backbone of many sport organizations. In an evolving environment, what helps volunteers feel confident and successful in their roles? Join the conversation to gather practical ideas on how to support and keep volunteers engaged.

Info: It goes without saying—you need space to operate! What facilities are available through the city and the school boards that meet the needs of your program? Join in to learn about the application process for accessing various spaces and facilities across the city.

Info: How to become more inclusive and welcoming in sport and recreation.
As sport continues to evolve, so do its participants—both by choice and circumstance. What are the barriers that still limit access and inclusion for many individuals. Hear suggestions about how your organization can support those who are underserved in your community.

Info: When you know the cost is not manageable who can you turn to? Come hear how to access a charitable organization to help a family out.
On a larger scale learn how community engagement, partnerships and legacy can prove valuable in developing public assets.

Info: When Toronto hosts the world for the Big Games in 2026 there will be a lasting impact on community sport in our city. Learn about the legacy programs that will benefit community sport in Toronto.

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Info: Take this time to grab lunch, network with fellow community sport sector colleagues and be sure the check out the exciting Marketplace with its variety of vendors.

Info: From the school gym and neighbourhood playing fields to the highest level of professional sport, come hear from these women athletes and their individual journeys.

Info: Anecdotally we know what the challenges and barriers are to sustaining community sport but what does the research tell us and how can we use that data to help build a more robust, resilient, inclusive and sustainable community sport system. Come hear what the latest research is telling us.

Info: This meeting brings together all active, affiliate and corporate members of Community Sport Councils Ontario to conduct business of the provincial sport association so it can deliver its mandate vision: Healthier physically literate communities in Ontario.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Humber College, North Campus (Section E Main Concourse), 205 Humber College Boulevard, Toronto, Canada