If you experience misconduct, abuse, or safety concerns, report it in writing as soon as possible with clear details (who, what, when, where) and any evidence. Use your provincial association’s official process—many offer online or third-party reporting—and follow up professionally if needed. Most associations require reports within 10 to 60 days, or within 48 hours for serious incidents like assault.
Newfoundland & Labrador (NFLD)
The NLSA handles complaints through its Judicial Bodies, which include Disciplinary and Ethics Panels.
- Submission: Complaints should be submitted in writing.
- Contact Information:
- Email: info@nlsa.ca
- Phone: 709-771-0404
- Mail: 39 Churchill Avenue, St. John’s, NL, A1A 0H7
Nova Scotia (NS)
Soccer Nova Scotia handles complaints through its Ethics Committee and Referee Judiciary Committee.
- Submission: Complaints must be submitted in writing.
- Contact Information:
- Email: soccerns@soccerns.ca
- Phone: 902-445-0265
- Mail: 210 Thomas Raddall Drive, Halifax, NS, B3S 0J2
New Brunswick (NB)
Soccer New Brunswick handles complaints through its Judicial Bodies, which include Disciplinary and Ethics Committees.
- Submission: Complaints should be submitted in writing.
- Contact Information:
- Email: discipline@soccernb.org
- Phone: (506) 830-4762
- Mail: 607 St-George Blvd, Suite 103-A, Moncton NB, E1E 2C2
Québec (QC)
Soccer Québec handles complaints through its Judicial Bodies, which include Disciplinary and Ethics Committees.
- Submission: Complaints should be submitted in writing.
- Contact Information:
- Email: info@soccerquebec.org
- Phone: (514) 252-3300
- Mail: 4545 Pierre-de-Coubertin Ave, Montreal, QC, H1V 0B2
Ontario (ON)
Ontario Soccer utilizes an independent third-party service, ALIAS Solutions, to handle complaints confidentially.
- Online Submission: Complete the complaint form at ALIAS Reporting Service.
- Phone Submission: Call 1-833-834-0614 to report your complaint verbally.
British Columbia (BC)
If you are located in BC, you can use the BC Soccer Discipline Reporting Forms to file a report.
On this website, you can also log in to the Match-related Discipline System where you can access live status updates of cases you have been affected by.
Alberta (AB)
Alberta Soccer utilizes an independent third-party service, ALIAS Reporting Service, to handle complaints confidentially.
- Online Submission: Complete the complaint form at ALIAS Reporting Service.
- Incident Report Form: Alternatively, you can use the ASA Incident and Complaint Report Form to document the incident and submit it to the ASA office.
Saskatchewan (SK)
If you are located in SK, you can report referee abuse by following the steps on the Saskatchewan Soccer Association website.
Additionally, you can contact the Sask Sport Resource Line:
help@resourceline.ca
1-888-329-4009 (phone)
306-717-9636 (text)
The Sask Sport Resource Line provides information, bilingual support, resources and referrals for sport in Saskatchewan regarding possible bullying, abuse, harassment, discrimination, or hazing. This is a confidential and anonymous resource, operating 365 days of the year from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. This resource line will assist you in determining the most appropriate course of action to take.