Registration for the 2009-10 season opened on May 15, 2009 for each Association.  Please check your respective Association website for complete details including returning player and new player registration dates. 

Please be reminded to have your player's birth certificate, passport, or citizenship number available.  Registration requires these valid numbers and will not be procesed or approved without them.  In addition, please ensure that you enter your e-mail address correctly as the e-mail address provided on the registration form will be used for the majority of communication from the Associations and the League.

New for the 2009-10 season will be the Hockey Canada Registration (HCR) System.  This system is used by all leagues across Canada and is governed, supported, maintained and developed by Hockey Canada.  All  members of the GTHL, OMHA, and Alliance will be using this system for the first time this season and will represent the final compontent of Hockey Canada and that of minior hockey in the OHF using the HCR. 

The HCR offers a very secure system which will ensure privacy of information for all members.  Please stay tuned to Association and MHL web-sites for additional information. 

All Registration will take place on-line.  If you do not have access to the Internet, you can contact your registrar directly or visit the MHL office to become a member and register players.  All player registrations will require you to:

• Be a resident of Mississauga
• Have a birth certificate number, passport, or citizenship number
• Agree to the City of Mississauga & MHL Fair Play Code of Conduct

Please make sure to follow directions closely when using the new HCR system for the first time.  Please pay close attention to the required fields as noted with a red asterisk.  

Players signed to 2009-10 "A" or  Gold teams do not need to register via the June process as they will have been registered prior, at tryouts. 

Anyone interested in becoming a Team Official in the MHL, you must contact one of the MHL Area Associations to get started.  Please click here for the website links to the MHL Area Associations. 

All Team Officials (including on-ice Volunteers) must be certified in the Hockey Canada Harassment & Abuse ("Speak Out") Program.  All Team Officials must be certified before they engage in team activities.  All Team Officials are required to complete a Criminal Reference Check (in compliance with Hockey Canada regulations).  There is no cost to having this check completed by a volunteer in the MHL (as long as it is completed on the required form).  MHL Criminal Reference Check formas for Team Officials residing in the Peel Region can be picked up at the MHL office or from your Association.  For information in regards to Certification Requirements for Team Officials, please click here .

For more detailed information regarding becoming a Team Official, please refer to the "Coach's Guide to Hockey in the MHL" which is available here for download, or refer to the 2009-10 MHL Yearbook available here for download.