Filipino Sports and Recreation in Canada
Kislap lists 36 Filipino-owned businesses and businesses with a strong Filipino presence under Sports and Recreation. Cities with the most listings: Montreal (4), Winnipeg (4) and Surrey (3).
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Montreal (4)
ActiveThe Fil-Can Chess and Social Club (FCCSC) is a Montreal club that promotes chess and mentors young players in the Filipino community, holding social chess nights and tournaments.
ActiveGilas Montreal Basketball is a Filipino youth basketball club in Montreal with teams in the Quebec youth league and at the NABA tournament.
ActiveMontreal Marquis Basketball Club is a Filipino basketball club in Montreal and the city's member club in the NABA network. It sent teams to the 37th NABA tournament in 2026.
ActiveThe Philippine Basketball Association of Montreal (PBAM) has run Filipino community basketball in Montreal since 1971, with a winter league, youth clinics, a house league and intercity teams. Its clinics and leagues are held at Centre sportif Côte-des-Neiges.
Winnipeg (4)
ActiveMetroball Winnipeg is a Filipino intertown basketball league in Winnipeg running seasonal leagues and teams for the NABA intercity tournament. Games have been played at school gyms including Maples Collegiate and MBCI.
ActivePinoy Super Liga (PSL) is a Filipino community volleyball league in Winnipeg with men's and women's divisions, conferences and open tournaments. Recent games were played at Canadian Mennonite University.
ActiveThe United Filipino Volleyball Association of Canada (UFVAC) is a Winnipeg-based association that runs national volleyball tournaments for Filipino-Canadian players, including UFVAC Tapatan in Winnipeg and the Hampasan tournament in other host cities.
ActiveWinnipeg Sikaran Arnis Academy is a family-owned Filipino martial arts school on Inkster Boulevard in northwest Winnipeg, founded in 2004 by Redentor Igne and Kelly Legaspi. It teaches sikaran (footfighting) and arnis (stickfighting) and self-defence to children, youth and adults, and its athletes compete nationally and internationally.
Surrey (3)
ActiveBatang Pinoy Basketball League is a Surrey basketball league for players of Filipino heritage, started in 2022, with open and 35-and-over divisions. Games are played on Saturdays in the gyms at Pacific Academy in Fraser Heights.
ActiveThe Pilipino Golf Association of BC is a Filipino-Canadian golf league in the Lower Mainland that plays 18-hole weekend outings at a different course each time, including courses in Surrey, Langley and Delta.
ActiveReisky Martial Arts and Fitness is a karate, judo and arnis dojo in the Paragon Business Centre in Newton, Surrey, founded by Reinard Jiloca, who credits his Filipino roots for his martial arts path. It runs classes for children, teens and adults and hosts Filipino martial arts sessions.
Calgary (2)
ActiveThe Calgary Elite Volleyball Association (CEVA) organises volleyball tournaments in Calgary. Its Season 2 Heritage Edition in October 2026 at the Volleydome had all-Filipino men's and women's divisions.
ActiveThe Calgary Inter-club Basketball Association (CIBA) is a Filipino community basketball league in Calgary that launched a semi-pro league in 2026, led by commissioner and former PBA player Andy De Guzman. Games are played at the Heritage Christian Academy gym in northeast Calgary.
Edmonton (2)
ActiveThe Philippine Sports Association (PSA) is a Filipino community basketball league in Edmonton, now in its 30th season. It runs a fall league with team line-ups and an opening day each October.
ActiveThe Pinoy Basketball Association in Canada (PBAC) is an Edmonton Filipino basketball league that runs summer and winter leagues. Its 2026 summer league was played at the Square Room sports facility on 83 Street NW.
Ottawa (2)
ActiveThe Ottawa Filipino League is a non-profit basketball league that brings Filipino-Canadians in Ottawa together, with players of all skill levels. It also runs OFL Cares outreach in the Philippines, and its Season 9 opened in October 2026.
ActiveThe Ottawa Filipino Pickleball Club is a not-for-profit club that holds weekly pickleball socials in Ottawa, including sessions at Ziwo Pickleball Arena and Valleystream in Nepean.
Prince George (2)
ActiveThe Filipino Basketball League of BC is a basketball league for Filipino players from across northern BC, with teams named after towns in the region. Games are played at the Connaught Youth Centre in Prince George.
ActivePG Filipino Sports & Events Society is a Prince George non-profit, registered in 2026, that runs basketball drop-ins and community sports events for Filipinos in the city, including sessions at the Connaught Youth Centre.
Toronto (2)
ActiveMaharlika Royals is a Filipino basketball club in the Greater Toronto Area that fields teams at the NABA tournament and holds tryouts at the Temple Gym on Yonge Street in North York.
ActiveThe North York Pinoy Athletic Association (NYPAA), founded in 1999, runs basketball instruction and teams for young Filipino-Canadian athletes and is North York's NABA city. Its home base is Antibes Community Centre.
Cranbrook (1)
Fort St. John (1)
Grande Prairie (1)
Mississauga (1)
Nanaimo (1)
Oshawa (1)
Regina (1)
Saint John (1)
Saskatoon (1)
Squamish (1)
St. John's (1)
Vaughan (1)
Nationwide (3)
ActiveThe Fil-Can Intercity Golf Association runs an annual three-day intercity golf tournament for Filipino-Canadian amateur golfers, with teams from eight cities. It was founded in 2022 by golfers from Calgary and Winnipeg and the host city rotates, with Kelowna hosting in 2026.
ActiveThe Filipino Basketball Association of North America (FBANA) holds an annual Filipino basketball tournament in Ontario. Its 2026 tournament was held in the Niagara Region on 8 and 9 August.
ActiveThe North American Basketball Association (NABA) runs an annual Labour Day weekend basketball and volleyball tournament for players of Filipino heritage, hosted by a member club in a Canadian or US city. Its Canadian member cities include North York, Oshawa, Vaughan, Markham, Mississauga, Ajax, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Montreal and Windsor.











