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UPDATE ON TRAVEL TO NEW BRUNSWICK

Please see below message from Hockey Nova Scotia sent out this afternoon

 

 

 

Good afternoon everyone,

 

On the advice of Nova Scotia Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Robert Strang, Hockey Nova Scotia will continue to prohibit teams from travelling to communities in New Brunswick located in zones affected by circuit breaker measures.

 

As an update to our Oct. 7 communication regarding travel to New Brunswick, we wanted to let you know that the circuit breaker measures that have been in effect in some areas since Friday, Oct. 8 have been extended until at least Friday, Oct. 29. Please note these measures could be extended into November.

 

These areas include Zone 1 (Moncton region) as far north as and including Sainte-Anne-de-Kent and including Havelock in Zone 2; the northern portion of Zone 3 from and including Deerville and Florenceville-Bristol, but excluding Hayesville and Parker Ridge; and all of Zone 4 (Edmundston region).

 

Late last week, it was announced that Zone 5 (Campbellton region) will also enter a 14-day circuit breaker beginning on Friday, Oct. 22.

 

A detailed breakdown of the areas of New Brunswick impacted by these measures can be found by clicking here.

 

We expect that New Brunswick Public Health will provide more information later this week on their restrictions. We will provide an update if anything changes.

 

Thank you for all that you do. 

 

Sincerely,

 

Amy Walsh

Executive Director

Hockey Nova Scotia

 

Arnie Farrell

President

Hockey Nova Scotia

 

 

Garreth MacDonald

Communications & Special Events Director

Hockey Nova Scotia

 

259 Commodore Drive

Dartmouth, NS, B3B 0M1

902.454.9400

 

hockeynovascotia.ca

Oct 25, 2021
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Whalers Corporate Sponsors

Whalers Families,

We are thrilled to announce our continued and new corporate sponsors. Please find the attached information below for some amazing partnerships.

Corporate Partnerships, Coaches, Managers, Letter

Dartmouth Whalers_Staples Partnership Info, Oct2021

Oct 24, 2021
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Four more days to buy the 50/50!

Four more days to buy a ticket! The winner currently wins almost $7000.00

Thank you for supporting the Whalers!!

https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/whalers

Oct 17, 2021
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One more week to buy 50/50 tickets!!

Whalers 50/50 update
We’ll soon be passing the $10,000 mark this weekend with one week of sales to go. The last chance to buy tickets will be midnight on Thursday, October 21st with the draw happening on Saturday the 23rd. Immediately following we will draw for a $100 Pro Hockey Life gift card. The money raised, not only goes to support player registration, but also towards Whalers programming and to help support the Mary Beth Chaulk fund. Let’s get the word out there and sell some tickets. Good luck everyone!
Oct 15, 2021
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Whalers 50/50 Communication 2021/22

Whalers 50/50 Communication 2021/22
 
Welcome back everyone to another Whalers hockey season. Last year we ran a successful 50/50 and did extremely well. We are hoping to build on that success and have incorporated your feedback into our fundraising framework for the year. 50/50 credits from last season applied helped reduce registration costs by over $27,000 for raffle participants. In one case paying the entire registration cost for a single player. We hope to add to that this year. There will be some changes to our ticket prices and we will be incorporating a second draw for a Pro Hockey Life gift card after each main draw.
           
Like all good fundraisers it’s important to receive feedback and continuously adjust the recipe to build on our success year after year. This year the ticket prices will be in line with the feedback we received.
 
·        3  for $5
·        7  for $10
·        15 for $20
·        50 for $50
 
The top ten fundraisers for each draw will be placed in a second draw following the main one for a $100 Pro Hockey Life gift card.
 
We have also had to implement a threshold on how many tickets an individual sells in order to have it apply towards their registration. Due to the immense administrative cost of adding all the credits to the system a player will have to raise a total of $25 minimum worth of credit to have it applied. With the ticket sales breakdown giving 36.5% of the sales to the individual you would have to sell roughly $68 worth of tickets over the course of the 6 draws throughout the season. For those that do not reach the $25 minimum credit threshold your credit will be diverted to the Mary Beth Chaulk fund strengthening support for our Whalers Community.
 
Special note for U18 players. You will be receiving email notifications for the raffle such as information and your unique URL (Link) to sell 50/50 tickets. If you end up playing for a high school team and wish to opt out of fundraising emails please let us know.
 
I wish you all good luck this year! Please feel free to email myself at fundraising@whalers.org for any questions related to the draw or for team fundraising inquiries. I am here to help and like always your feedback is appreciated.
 
Christian Hiriart
Whalers Fundraising Coordinator
Fundraising@whalers.org
 
Oct 15, 2021
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New date for coaches/managers meeting-please tegister

Coaches/Managers Meeting Update - New Date and Please Register
 
Please be advised that the Coaches/Managers meeting scheduled for next week has been moved to Tuesday, October 19th at 7 PM.  The meeting will be held at the SPCA offices at 5 Scarfe Court in Burnside.  We would appreciate if one coach and one manager from each team can attend.  We have limited space, so please do not send more than two representatives.
 
Please register for this meeting at the following link:
 

 

Oct 14, 2021
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