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The Nova Scotia Minor Football Association (NSMFA) is a registered Association in the Province of Nova Scotia, whose purpose is to promote and grow the sport of Minor Football in the Province of Nova Scotia.  The NSMFA also organizes all of the Leagues for Minor Football in Nova Scotia.  Members of the NSMFA are Minor Football Assocations that are located in all corners of the Province.

For more information on NSMFA or to obtain league schedules and standings, visit www.nsmfa.ca

Football Nova Scotia is the provincial sport governing body for amateur football, whose broad function is to promote and further the development of the sport of football for all residents of the province of Nova Scotia.

For more information on Football Nova Scotia, their policies, plans and initiatives, visit their website go to http://www.footballnovascotia.ca

Football Canada is the National Governing Body of Canadian Amateur Football, which represents tackle, touch and flag components including players, coaches, officials and administrators.  Through the guidance of the Board of Directors and the National Office, Football Canada’s mission is “to initiate, sustain, and encourage programs, services and activities targeted at all levels, from the novice to the elite, which foster safe and ethical participation in amateur football.”

For more information on Football Canada visit http://www.footballcanada.com.

KidSport™ is a national children's program that helps kids overcome the financial barriers preventing or limiting their participation in organized sport.  KidSport™ Nova Scotia provides funding of up to $300/year/child for sport registration and/or equipment.

In operation since 1994, KidSport™ Nova Scotia has assisted over 10,000 children totalling over $2 Million.  In 2009 KidSport™ Nova Scotia allocated over $446,000 to more than 1749 children from Sydney to Yarmouth.

To learn more about KidSport™ in Nova Scotia, visit http://www.sportnovascotia.ca/KidSport.

Your source for all things weather.  The Environment Canada Weather Office provides current weather and accurate forcasts for all of Canada.  Football can be played in the sun, rain, snow, sleet or hail.  However, we do not play when there is lightning forecast for the area.  Use this link to get all the information you need to make your football experience a fun one!

To get a weather forecast for your area or for the location of your game, visit http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca.

Speaking of the weather... Halifax Regional Municipaity (HRM) has a strict policy regarding field conditions and how they relate to the weather.  If the weather is inclement, most of their natural grass fields are closed to preserve their condition throughout the year.

If your team has a game scheduled in the HRM area and you are unsure as to whether or not the kids will be playing due to inclement weather, visit http://www.halifax.ca/rec/field_conditions.asp to find out if your field is open for play that day.