How much does minor hockey cost in Nunavut?

2026-2027 season estimates • Updated October 2026 • Built from published program fees and family reports

All-in season cost by level

This is the full season, not just registration. Ice, travel, tournaments, and equipment usually add up to more than the sign-up fee.

LevelEstimated U13 season cost
House
CAD $2,900 – CAD $6,200
Select
C / B
CAD $3,400 – CAD $7,400
BB
CAD $4,300 – CAD $9,400

How the levels work here

This page has a single House row because House is the only level in our Nunavut data. The one rated Nunavut team, the Rankin Rock U13 A team in Rankin Inlet, carries an A label, but one team is not a ladder, so there is no A row to price. Iqaluit registers U7 through U18 with separate Minor Female and Major Female groups. That is closer to how a Nunavut family actually picks a division than a tiered ladder is.

Where the money goes

A typical U13 BB season in Nunavut, about CAD $6,800. Follows the age picked above.

Assumes 2 tournaments, each a 2 to 6 hour drive with 2 hotel nights, two parents travelling.

  • Tournament travelCAD $2,14031%
  • RegistrationCAD $1,90028%
  • DevelopmentCAD $1,00015%
  • EquipmentCAD $6009%
Estimated from published Nunavut program fees and family reports

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Costs added by real families

Hidden costs

  • The 8U House breakdown on this page carries an equipment shipping line of CAD $200 on top of CAD $200 of equipment.
  • That line exists because our cost estimator treats Nunavut as a remote shipping province and applies a CAD $150-$250 surcharge, which is our modelling assumption about shipping to the territory rather than a rate we have confirmed with any retailer.
  • The same 8U scenario assumes CAD $487 of tournament travel and CAD $247 of local travel, again as model priors and not amounts a Nunavut family has reported.
  • Nothing on this page is anchored to Nunavut cost data: every age row has a sample size of zero and falls back to the model.
  • Treat the ranges as a starting point and confirm the real fees with your association before you budget.

Savings tips

  • The Hockey Canada Foundation Assist Fund pays up to CAD $500 per player toward registration with a sanctioned Hockey Canada association, for U7 to U18 players in families meeting the Statistics Canada low income cut-off.
  • It opened on August 1, 2026 and stays open until CAD $1.3 million of grants is committed, first come, first served, so applying early matters more than any deadline.
  • Canadian Tire Jumpstart individual child grants cover up to CAD $300 per year per child of registration and equipment costs for ages 4 to 18, on the same low income cut-off basis, and ask that you apply before the program starts because applications for finished programs are not reviewed.
  • Jumpstart also warns that individual grants may no longer be accepted at some local chapters, so check your chapter first.
  • Ask your association about payment plans and loaner equipment before buying new.

Hockey in Nunavut

This page has one row, House, and it is our estimate. The House row is priced from 8U through 18U. This is the shortest page on the site, and it stays short until Nunavut families fill it in.

More about Nunavut hockey

Three Nunavut organizations are listed on this site. The Iqaluit Amateur Hockey Association is the local minor hockey association for Iqaluit. It registers U7, U9, U11, U13, U15 and U18, plus Minor Female at U11 and U13, Major Female at U15 and U18, and a goalies program. Rankin Inlet has two listings, the Rankin Inlet Minor Hockey Association and the Rankin Rock. The Rankin Rock's U13 A team is the only rated Nunavut team in our data.

Nunavut minor hockey sits under Hockey North, the Hockey Canada member branch covering both Nunavut and the Northwest Territories. Hockey Nunavut is the territorial body inside it.