
NEWS
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING:
MONDAY MARCH 2, 2026 @ 6:30pm
Our Annual General Meeting is coming up and we hope you can join us!
Date: March 2, 2026
Time: 6:30 PM
Location: Lindsay Recreation Complex - Community Room (Upstairs)
Please review the documents linked below:
👉 Notice of AGM & Agenda
👉 Previous AGM Minutes
All members must complete the Attendance/Proxy Form — whether you are:
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Attending in person, or
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Unable to attend and assigning your proxy.
👉 Registration / Proxy Deadline: 11:59 PM Monday, February 23rd, 2026
👉 Attendance & Proxy Form Link
Your participation is important as we require quorum to conduct Club business, including the election of Directors.
As a thank you for participating, members who complete the Attendance Form and attend the meeting in person will be entered into a draw for $125.00 off future program fees (expiry December 31, 2026).
We encourage everyone to take a few minutes to register and be part of shaping the future of our Club.
Thank you for your continued support, and we look forward to seeing you there!


ANNOUNCEMENT
**UPDATED Club Modernization Program for 2025/26**
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The Lindsay Skating Club is proud to be part of the Skate Ontario Club Modernization Program, designed to give skaters the best possible training experience—both on and off the ice.
Under this model, all STARSkate sessions are fully coached in a team-teaching environment, allowing skaters to receive high-quality instruction and feedback throughout their ice time. Private or semi-private lessons may occur within these sessions, but unlike traditional models, there are no additional coaching fees—everything is included in your program cost. Sessions may also include independent practice time, where skaters can work on skills they’ve learned while coaches remain available for support.
Physical Literacy is highly recommended for all STARSkate skaters and is included as part of our programming. This off-ice training develops strength, balance, flexibility, coordination, and helps prevent injuries. Training activities may include dynamic warm-ups, core and leg strength work, flexibility and mobility drills, balance challenges, off-ice jump technique, and the use of tools such as iSpinners to enhance spin position and control. It is billed separately on your invoice as a $100 seasonal fee, which covers all weekly Physical Literacy sessions for the season. While not classified as “mandatory,” it is highly recommended, is automatically included for all skaters and cannot be opted out of.
This modernized approach ensures every skater:
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Receives consistent, high-quality feedback
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Develops strong physical and athletic foundations
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Gains independence through guided self-practice
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Follows a clear training plan with support from their coaching team
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Trains in a positive, athlete-focused environment
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