The 2019 OFA AGM will be held on Sunday, December 1, 2019, beginning at 9:00am.
Location:
Markham Pan Am Centre (16 Main Street, Unionville, L3R 2E4).
AGM documents:
2019 OFA AGM Agenda
2019 OFA Proxy Voting Form
2019 OFA Nomination Form
2019 OFA AGM Motion Form
OFA 2018 AGM Minutes
Board Positions:
Two positions are up for election this year, both three-year terms:
- Director At Large
- Secretary
The AGM is open to all members. Please confirm your attendance by November 25, 2019 to web@fencingontario.ca. Nomination forms are also due on November 25, 2019. This will provide time to process the papers in preparation for the AGM.
Instructions for those attending the AGM:
OFA list of Paid Clubs
Clubs are encouraged to confirm that their membership payments have been registered. If you would like confirmation of your membership status, and the number of registered athletes attached to your club (competitive and recreational), please contact the Administrative Director by November 25, 2019 (web@fencingontario.ca).
Use of a Proxy and Authorizations
A paying Club member is entitled to participate and make use of his or her rights as a member at the Annual General Meeting by proxy.
A person holding a shareholder’s proxy should be in possession of a dated letter of proxy form (attached) to demonstrate that he or she is entitled to act in this capacity on behalf of a member.
Originals of members’ letters of proxy should be sent to web@fencingontario.ca as instructed on the form, to reach the OFA by November 25th.
Should you have any other questions or require additional details, please contact the OFA at web@fencingontario.ca.
The Ontario Fencing Association is launching its fourth High Performance Development Program (HPDP) for 2019-2020. Aimed at the Train to Train, Train to Compete and Train to Win categories, the program’s goal is to offer high level training opportunities to fencers everywhere in the province.
The program consists of the same pattern compared to the program of previous years. Each weapon will have their training camps organized separately but some might be held at the same location and at the same time for logistic reason. Each of the three Weapon Coordinators will be in charge to planning the training camps and the follow-up with the athletes.
For more information and to register, please refer to the OFA HPDP Information Page.
Please complete both the Camp Entry Form as well as the AskFred Online Registration Form.
Please register using both the Event Entry Form as well as the AskFred Registration Form.
The Ontario Fencing Association is launching its fourth High Performance Development Program (HPDP) for 2019-2020. Aimed at the Train to Train, Train to Compete and Train to Win categories, the program’s goal is to offer high level training opportunities to fencers everywhere in the province.
The program consists of the same pattern compared to the program of previous years. Each weapon will have their training camps organized separately but some might be held at the same location and at the same time for logistic reason. Each of the three Weapon Coordinators will be in charge to planning the training camps and the follow-up with the athletes.
For more information and to register, please refer to the OFA HPDP Information Page.
