Starts the third Friday after Labour Day in September.
For beginners and those wishing to improve their basic skating skills for figure skating, hockey or recreational skating.
Skate Canada’s CanSkate Program focuses on fun, participation and basic skill development.
All programs are taught by Skate Canada Certified Coaches.
We do not have classes on Saturday or Sunday.
Parent & Tot – 30 Minute Session
Beginner skaters accompanied by a skating parent/guardian. The parent/guardian must be comfortable on skates and be able to assist the child during the lesson.
- All child skaters are required to wear a CSA Approved hockey helmet. Face masks are highly recommended for beginner skaters.
- It is highly recommended that the parent/guardian attending with the child wear a CSA approved hockey helmet to participate in these sessions.
- Snow pants or waterproof pants and a warm jacket with gloves or mitts are recommended.
The parent/guardian must pay the annual Skate Canada Membership fee before being allowed on the ice. This fee provides accident insurance for the parent/guardian.
Please Note: For insurance coverage purposes, the parent/guardian who signs up for the class must attend each week. No substitutions!
Program fees are paid in two instalments (at time of registration and November 15).
Membership, Registration and Fundraising fees also apply.
Prices reflect the number of classes on your chosen day. Some days have fewer classes than others due to holidays or special events. Prices are prorated after the first class. Online registration will show the current price.
CanSkate A – 30 minute group lesson
Beginner to CanSkate Stage 2.
This is a first introduction to skating. Skaters learn to get up by themselves, move forwards and backwards across the ice and slow down and stop.
Skating is combined with games and lots of fun!
- 3 year olds are taught in groups of up to 5 skaters.
- 4 – 5 year olds are taught in groups of up to 7 skaters.
All skaters are required to wear a CSA Approved hockey helmet. Face masks are highly recommended for beginner skaters.
Snow pants or waterproof pants and a warm jacket with gloves or mitts are recommended.
Program fees are paid in two instalments (at time of registration and November 15).
Membership, Registration and Fundraising fees also apply.
Prices reflect the number of classes on your chosen day. Some days have fewer classes than others due to holidays or special events. Prices are prorated after the first class. Online registration will show the current price.
Canskate B – 60 minute session
CanSkate Stages 2 – 6 taught in groups of up to 10 skaters.
Younger skaters who have passed Stage 1 and can manage a 1 hour session on their own may register for this program.
The CanSkate program has 6 Stages. Skaters earn ribbons for Balance, Control and Agility to earn their Stage badge. After completion of Stage 6 the skater is ready for our Figure Skating program.
- 15 minute supervised practice
- 15 minute group warmup with a Skate Canada coach
- 30 minute group lesson with a Skate Canada coach
All skaters are required to wear a CSA Approved hockey helmet. Face masks are highly recommended for beginner skaters.
Snow pants or waterproof pants and a warm jacket with gloves or mitts are recommended.
Program fees are paid in two instalments (at time of registration and November 15).
Membership, Registration and Fundraising fees also apply.
Prices reflect the number of classes on your chosen day. Some days have fewer classes than others due to holidays or special events. Prices are prorated after the first class. Online registration will show the current price.
IntroSkate – 60 minute session
IntroSkate: Beginner to CanSkate Stage 6 taught in groups of up to 10 skaters.
Perfect for skaters between the ages of 10 and 17 who are just starting to learn. Designed to build balance, strength and confidence on the ice in a fun environment. Skaters progress at their own rate through the CanSkate Stages. After completion of Stage 6, the skater is ready for our figure skating program.
- 45 minute group lesson with a Skate Canada coach
- 15 minutes free practice time
CSA Approved hockey helmets are recommended for skaters of all levels. Face masks are highly recommended for beginner skaters.
Sweat pants or leggings, a warm jacket, and gloves or mitts should be worn.
Program fees are paid in two instalments (at time of registration and November 15).
Membership, Registration and Fundraising fees also apply.
Prices reflect the number of classes on your chosen day. Some days have fewer classes than others due to holidays or special events. Prices are prorated after the first class. Online registration will show the current price.
Starts in September after Labour Day.
STARSkate
For skaters who have completed CanSkate Stage 6. Offers opportunities to compete in our Club Competition as well as Skate Canada Competitions outside the club.
CompetitiveSkate
For skaters seeking the opportunity to make Skate Canada’s National Team.
STARSkate and CompetitiveSkate share the same sessions.
Learn more here: Skate Canada Figure Skating Programs.
We do not have sessions on Saturday or Sunday.
For skaters age 11 and up who have passed CanSkate 6 or participated in one of our IntroSkate classes in the past and who are interested in figure skating. This is a Star 1 and Star 2 class for older skaters, which provides an introduction to jumps, spins, skills and the very first ice dances.
All skaters must wear figure skates.
Skaters age 11 and up who have already started but not yet completed STAR 1 or STAR 2 should continue in STAR 1 or STAR 2.
- 45 minute group lesson with a Skate Canada coach
- 15 minutes free practice time
Program fees are paid in two instalments (at time of registration and November 15).
Membership, Registration and Fundraising fees also apply.
Prices reflect the number of classes on your chosen day. Some days have fewer classes than others due to holidays or special events. Prices are prorated after the first class. Online registration will show the current price.
For skaters who have completed CanSkate Stage 6.
Skaters are taught basic jumps and spins as well as the first level of ice dances.
- 30 minute group lesson with a Skate Canada coach
- 30 minutes practice time (Private coaching recommended)
Off ice classes are included and are scheduled on the same days as the on ice sessions.
Private coaching is optional at this level but recommended. Many new STAR 1 skaters begin the season without a coach and add private or semi-private lessons as they progress during the year. Coaches decide when their skater is ready to move up.
If a skater does not have a private coach, the skater must pass all STAR 1 assessments with a club coach before moving to STAR 2.
All assessments are done in-class by the skater’s coach.
Program fees are paid in two instalments (at time of registration and November 15).
Membership, Registration and Fundraising fees also apply.
Prices reflect the number of classes on your chosen day. Some days have fewer classes than others due to holidays or special events. Prices are prorated after the first class. Online registration will show the current price.
Discounts apply if registering for multiple sessions.
For skaters who have completed all STAR 1 assessments.
Skaters work on their STAR 2 assessments for dance, skills and free skate.
- 15 minutes stroking with a Skate Canada coach
- 15 minute group lesson with a Skate Canada coach
- 30 minutes practice time (Private coaching recommended)
We recommend at least two sessions a week.
Off ice classes are included and are scheduled on the same days as the on ice sessions.
Private coaching is recommended to progress through dance, skills and free skate tests.
All assessments are done in-class by the skater’s coach.
Program fees are paid in two instalments (at time of registration and November 15).
Membership, Registration and Fundraising fees also apply.
Prices reflect the number of classes on your chosen day. Some days have fewer classes than others due to holidays or special events. Prices are prorated after the first class. Online registration will show the current price.
Discounts apply if registering for multiple sessions.
For skaters who have passed any two of the following:
- STAR 2 Free Skate (Solo and Elements)
- STAR 2 Skills
- STAR 3 Dance (A and B)
Stroking for the first 15 minutes of the session. The rest of the session is available for private lessons and practice.
We recommend two or more sessions a week.
Private coaching is essential to progress through dance, skills and free skate tests.
STAR 1 – 5 assessments are done in-class by the skater’s coach.
Program fees are paid in two instalments (at time of registration and November 15).
Membership, Registration and Fundraising fees also apply.
Prices reflect the number of classes on your chosen day. Some days have fewer classes than others due to holidays or special events. Prices are prorated after the first class. Online registration will show the current price.
Discounts apply if registering for multiple sessions.
For skaters who have passed any two of the following tests:
- STAR 4 Free Skate (Solo and Elements)
- STAR 5 Skills
- STAR 5 Dance (A and B)
Private coaching is essential to progress through dance, skills and free skate tests.
STAR 1 – 5 assessments are done in-class by the skater’s coach.
STAR 6 and higher assessments must be done at an NTSC or buddy club test day. Judges will perform the assessments.
Program fees are paid in two instalments (at time of registration and November 15).
Membership, Registration and Fundraising fees also apply.
Prices reflect the number of classes on your chosen day. Some days have fewer classes than others due to holidays or special events. Prices are prorated after the first class. Online registration will show the current price.
Discounts apply if registering for multiple sessions.
For skaters who have passed any two of the following tests:
- STAR 5 Free Skate (Solo and Elements)
- STAR 8 Skills
- STAR 8 Dance
Private coaching is essential to progress through dance, skills and free skate tests.
STAR 1 – 5 assessments are done in-class by your coach.
STAR 6 and higher assessments must be done at an NTSC or buddy club test day. Judges will perform the assessments.
Program fees are paid in two instalments (at time of registration and November 15).
Membership, Registration and Fundraising fees also apply.
Prices reflect the number of classes on your chosen day. Some days have fewer classes than others due to holidays or special events. Prices are prorated after the first class. Online registration will show the current price.
Discounts apply if registering for multiple sessions.
Group lessons for all levels from beginner to advanced.
The goal of this class is to teach the fundamentals of skating:
- Proper balance and form
- Skating forwards
- Skating backwards
- Using your edges to turn
- Crossovers
- Stopping
More advanced techniques are also taught depending on the skill level of the participant.
Additional practice time is also available for registration.
Read our Guide for New Skaters
Get all the information you need to prepare for your first class!
Membership, Registration and Fundraising fees also apply.
Prices reflect the number of classes on your chosen day. Some days have fewer classes than others due to holidays or special events. Prices are prorated after the first class. Online registration will show the current price.
Discounts apply if registering for multiple sessions.
In person classes: Skaters 6+ registered in an on-ice program for the current season.
Jump Class: Improve your jump technique by learning to practice your jumps off the ice.
Location: John Gardner Room
Ballet Class: Improve your posture, carriage, lines, form and expression on the ice through dance classes.
Location: John Gardner Room
Fitness (Off-Site) – Ages 12+: Improve your strength, flexibility and endurance with fitness for figure skaters.
This class is located off-site and runs on Saturdays.
Location: 75 Carl Hall Road, Door #5

Prices are prorated after the first class. Online registration will show the current price.
Youth camps and adult programming during school holidays and summertime.
Sessions include: Skating (various levels), Drop-in sessions.
Please go to the registration form to see full program details and fees.
Quick References
Please see the weekly schedule for an overview.
Program fees are paid in instalments. Most fees are non-refundable once the program has started. Please review our fees and refund policy before registering.
Membership/Fee Details
Skate More, Save More!
STAR 1, STAR 2
- 40% off 2 sessions
- 55% off 3 sessions
- 65% off 4 or more sessions
Intermediate, Senior, Advanced
- 22% – 72% off 2 – 10 sessions
AdultSkate
- 20% off 2 Fall or 2 Spring sessions
ALL DISCOUNTS are applied in the cart.

Membership Rates
- Membership rates apply to each skater. Family members in the same program cannot combine sessions for a discounted rate (Skate More, Save More).
- There is no family discount for siblings.
- Program prices reflect the number of classes for the day of the week. Mondays and Fridays have less classes due to holidays.
- Program prices are prorated after the first class.
- To view prorated prices go to Online Registration.
Program Fees
- Program fees are paid in two instalments (at time of registration and November 15).
- Program fees are fully refundable up to the program start date listed for each program.
- No refunds after the program start date except for medical reasons. Medical refunds are issued as a 3 year club credit except under exceptional circumstances approved by the Board of Directors.
Skate Canada Membership Fee
- EACH SEASON, skaters must pay the Skate Canada Membership fee in addition to their program fees.
- Valid from September 1 to August 31 each year. The fee for 2024-2025 is $61.50.
- Covers participation in Skate Canada programming and provides skater accident insurance.
- NON-REFUNDABLE once submitted to Skate Canada.
Skater Registration Fee
- EACH SEASON, skaters must pay the Skater Registration Fee in addition to their program fees.
- Valid for the current North Toronto Skating Season. The fee for 2024-2025 is $80.00.
- AdultSkaters pay prorated fees. The fees for 2024-2025 are $30 (fall) and $50 (spring).
- Fee is discounted for Learn to Skate and STARSkate if you register before October 1.
- AdultSkaters pay a Registration Fee for both Spring and Fall Sessions. The fee is proportional to the number of weeks in each session.
- NON-REFUNDABLE after the skater’s first class.
Fundraising Initiative
- EACH SEASON, skaters are required to purchase and sell one Fundraising Book of Tickets for the annual Ontario Skaters Promotional Contest. Tickets may then be sold to friends and family.
- The fee for 2024-2025 is $40.00.
- AdultSkaters pay a fundraising fee for Fall and Spring Sessions in place of the tickets. The fees for 2024-2025 are $10 (fall) and $20 (spring).
- The ticket book will automatically be added to your cart when you register.
- This is our main fundraiser for the season.
- NON-REFUNDABLE after the skater’s first class.
Club Membership Fee
- Lifetime club membership paid when a skater first joins our club. The fee is $20.00.
- NON-REFUNDABLE after the skater’s first class.
Test Fees / Ribbons / Badges
- Skate Canada assessments and test day fees are Pay as You Go for STARSkate levels.
- There is a small fee charged for CanSkate ribbons and badges as they are earned.
Guest Skating
- Members of the club may guest skate up to 5 times per semester (Fall, Winter) at $25 per session.
- Non-members of the club may guest skate 3 times per semester (Fall, Winter) at $35 per session.
- Non-members may skate only on sessions for which they are qualified. NO EXCEPTIONS.
- Guest skating will only be allowed on sessions with sufficient capacity at the discretion of the Club Administrator.
- You must book your guest skate IN ADVANCE with the Club Administrator and sign the guest skating book at the rink side.