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Alberta has declared a state of public health emergency. COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continue to rise, largely in unvaccinated Albertans. New measures to protect the health care system, stop the spread, and increase vaccination rates come into effect starting September 16.

Starting September 20, discretionary businesses and events must follow one of these 2 options:

1. Implement the Restrictions Exemption Program requiring proof of vaccination or negative test result to continue operating as usual, or
2. Follow business capacity and operating restrictions as outlined on the page below.

Badminton Alberta will be participating in the Restrictions Exemption Program as initiated by the Alberta Government effective September 20, 2021. These restrictions will be in effect at all sanctioned events including tournaments and youth/child lesson programs offered directly by Badminton Alberta.

Do to the recent restrictions imposed by Alberta Health Services, we will be delaying the start of the Badminton Academy FALL program at MRU. The program was to begin Saturday, September 18, but will be postponed one week and begin on Saturday, September 25. The program will now be extended and finished on Saturday, December 11, 2021.

YONEX Canada located in Calgary, AB is searching for the individual to fill the role of Promotion Coordinator (Player Relations - Tennis/Badminton).

The following business was approved at the Board of Directors meeting held 01 September 2021.

Effective 01 September 2021 Badminton Alberta joins Badminton Canada with the official launch and implementation of Playerweb as the new registration management platform for membership and license sales.

Badminton Alberta offers a number of FALL 2021 program choices in the Calgary area for youth aged 7-17 years of age interested in pursuing badminton. Group lessons are available Friday evenings at Southland Leisure Centre and Saturday mornings at Mount Royal University and the University of Calgary. 

Badminton Alberta is looking for your input to better assist us in specifying deliverables, to advance coach education within Alberta, Canada. Can you spare two hours on Friday, August 13th from 6-8pm?

Badminton Alberta is inviting all female badminton participants to join them for an afternoon discussion.

If you are a coach with Level 1, 2, or 3 Theory, Technical, or Practical components, you’ll now notice that you have been given credit for the equivalent program in the Competition, Instruction, and/or Community Sport coaching streams as proposed by Badminton Canada. These have been identified as “Transferred” on your Locker transcript.