AFL Canada

AFL Canada (AFLC) is the Australian Football League (AFL) endorsed, governing body of Australian football in Canada. It's accountable to its voting club members with reporting responsibilities to the AFL through the affiliation grant program. AFL Canada is governed by an annually elected executive board with the appointment of officers and national team coordinators by the executive board. AFL Canada was established in May 1989 when two clubs were formed and played in the inaugural Conacher Cup game in Toronto, Ontario. Since its launch into Canada, the game of Australian football has expanded to include: * 40+ men's and women's clubs across 8 provinces. * 20,000+ Elementary school aged children participating in school programs * International men's team called the Northwind. * International women's team called Northern Lights. What We Do * Promote development and awareness of Australian football to Canadians and non-Canadians living in Canada. * AFL endorsed national governing body for all Australian football leagues and clubs in Canada. * Manage and oversee the national teams (Northwind and Northern Lights) * Liaise with the AFL and other international AFL affiliated groups on behalf of AFLC members. If you have any questions, please contact us development@aflcanada.com