Umpiring & Officiating Slo-Pitch in Canada

Find officiating opportunities, certification requirements, crew information, and typical game rates in your city.

Umpiring is one of the most reliable ways to stay involved in slo-pitch while getting paid for it. Most leagues run weeknight games that take about 90 minutes, and demand for officials consistently outstrips supply — particularly in smaller centres and during tournament weekends.

Requirements vary by province and governing body. Pick your city below for local leagues and tournaments that need umpires, the certification path in your province, and what officials typically earn per game.

2,000 cities across 13 provinces and territories.

Umpiring in Alberta

227 cities

+ 167 more cities in Alberta

Umpiring in British Columbia

189 cities

+ 129 more cities in British Columbia

Umpiring in Manitoba

87 cities

+ 27 more cities in Manitoba

Umpiring in New Brunswick

132 cities

+ 72 more cities in New Brunswick

Umpiring in Newfoundland and Labrador

131 cities

+ 71 more cities in Newfoundland and Labrador

Umpiring in Northwest Territories

15 cities

Umpiring in Nova Scotia

153 cities

+ 93 more cities in Nova Scotia

Umpiring in Nunavut

14 cities

Umpiring in Ontario

415 cities

+ 355 more cities in Ontario

Umpiring in Prince Edward Island

31 cities

Umpiring in Quebec

304 cities

+ 244 more cities in Quebec

Umpiring in Saskatchewan

279 cities

+ 219 more cities in Saskatchewan

Umpiring in Yukon

23 cities

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