Leafs Culture

The Toronto Maple Leafs joined the National Hockey League in its inaugural season in 1917, throughout several changes to the team’s identity one thing remained constant, this is Toronto’s hockey team. We take great pride in representing our city and our fans over the last 100+ years, with great pride also brings great responsibility to lead and to inspire positive and enduring social change.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are committed to utilizing our platform with honour, pride and courage to celebrate culture while amplifying social justice messages. Our Equity, Diversity and Inclusion actions are an important effort for the franchise on and off the ice. We look forward to contributing to a lasting impact in our community.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are committed to utilizing our platform with honour, pride and courage to celebrate culture while amplifying social justice messages. Our equity, diversity and inclusion actions are an important effort for the franchise on and off the ice. We look forward to contributing to a lasting impact in our community.

The Toronto Maple Leafs strive to address systematic racism and to advance social justice. We promise this commitment to our fans, to our organization and to our city.

We thank you for supporting us on this journey to ensure that every single person in our community feels valued and safe while we work to foster an inclusive culture in hockey.

Toronto Maple Leafs x Friend of Ruby Visit

The Maple Leafs and Marlies are proud to support diverse communities, including members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community. We are committed to promoting a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment within hockey—both on and off the ice. On November 5th, The Toronto Maple Leafs welcomed a group from Friends of Ruby for a special game day experience at Scotiabank Arena. Hosted by Toronto Maple Leafs' Mark Fraser and Brock McGillis, the group enjoyed watching morning skate, toured the Leafs locker room and Scotiabank Arena, had a chance to meet players, speak with Brian Burke and attend the Leafs game.

There can’t be Black Excellence without Black futures

In honour of Black History month, join us in celebrating Black Excellence in hockey

Open Ice: Canadian Sledge Hockey Medalist Kevin Rempel

Kevin Rempel, Canadian sledge hockey medalist, Open Ice feature for International Day for Persons with Disability

Open Ice: Auston Matthews on his Mexican background & Hispanic Heritage Month

As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, Toronto Maple Leafs Forward Auston Matthews discusses his Mexican roots, his mother’s influence and how he hopes to pave the way for future generations

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2021

The Toronto Maple Leafs are committed to utilizing our platform to honour the lost children and survivors of Canadian Residential Schools, their families and communities.

Hockey 4 Youth

Hockey 4 Youth fosters social inclusion for new Canadian & high-priority youth through free ice hockey and off-ice life skills programming.

LEARN MORE

Hockey Equality

The Hockey Equality program invests in BIPOC youth, providing skills development and mentorship.

LEARN MORE

Pride Toronto

Pride Toronto is about celebrating diversity and creating an inclusive experience for all.

LEARN MORE

Change The Game

Our fight is to provide equitable access to sport and opportunity on the playing field that leads to success and opportunity off the playing field.

LEARN MORE

Home Ice Hockey

Home Ice Hockey brings non-competitive organized hockey to youth facing barriers at no cost.

LEARN MORE

Hockey Coach Certification Program

Through collaboration with the GTHL, we provide youth coaches with the opportunity to obtain Coach Level 1 certification.

LEARN MORE

Venues For Everyone

As an organization, it is important to the Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Marlies to foster an environment that respects all individuals of diverse sexual and gender identities.

LEARN MORE