What does Canada Soccer do?

Canada Soccer, also known as the Canadian Soccer Association, is the non-profit governing body for soccer in Canada. Established in 1912, it oversees the sport from grassroots levels to high-performance national teams and is a member of FIFA and Concacaf. The organization serves nearly 1,000,000 registered participants across 1,200 clubs and 13 provincial and territorial member associations, making soccer the largest and fastest-growing sport in Canada. Canada Soccer manages national teams for men, women, and youth, coordinating competitions, training camps, and international matches. It promotes player development and grassroots initiatives, hosts tournaments, and supports referee programs. The organization is committed to fostering a lifelong passion for soccer, guided by values such as integrity, fairness, and inclusion. Canada Soccer has achieved notable success in international competitions, including multiple appearances in the FIFA World Cup and Olympic Games.