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West Hill Minor Hockey is a community-focused organization in Toronto, Ontario, dedicated to fostering youth hockey development through various programs, including house league and select teams across multiple age groups. The organization emphasizes skill development and sportsmanship, offering specialized training sessions for players and goalies alike. With a commitment to inclusivity, West Hill Minor Hockey provides free skill development sessions for all players, ensuring that young athletes have access to quality coaching and training opportunities. The organization also hosts events such as the Shamrock Tournament, further enriching the local hockey experience. Generated from the website

Mike Howlett grew up on Gerrard St. East, two blocks west of Ted Reeve arena. In 1970 his father Mel, co-founded the Ted Reeve Skating and Hockey School program held on Sunday’s. Mel was a Head Instructor and later a Director of the program until his passing in 2007. Mike, his brother and cousin all volunteered on Sunday’s as teenagers. Mel coached Mike at Ted Reeve and later with the Don Mills Flyers.

The East York Skating Club, established in 1949, boasts a rich history of success and commitment to figure skating in Toronto, Ontario. As a non-profit organization, it is sanctioned by Skate Canada and operates under the guidance of a dedicated volunteer board and a team of highly skilled professional coaches. Focused on meeting the needs of its skaters and their families, the club offers a wide range of programs, including Pre-CanSkate, Canskate, and synchronized skating, as well as competitive opportunities like the annual Ice Show and Assessment/Test Days. With an emphasis on skater development, the East York Skating Club fosters a supportive community for all levels of skaters. Generated from the website