STMHA now accepts E-Tranfers, News (St. Thomas Minor Hockey)

Tim Hortons

Timbits Hockey is a community-oriented sponsorship program that provides opportunities for kids aged four to nine to play minor hockey. The philosophy of the program is not based on winning or losing, but on learning a new sport, making new friends, and just being a kid.×

PG Renovations

PG Renovations is a small business that operates in the London, Sarnia, Aylmer, St. Thomas and surrounding areas. We are fully insured, offering quality workmanship for all your renovations needs at a competitive price. We have many years experience working with big box stores, so you can rely on our company. We are Baeumler approved, which means that we have confirmed references, satisfied clients, WSIB and liability insurance, so you can have a peace of mind when trusting PG Renovations to get the job done right.×

Geerlinks Home Hardware & Design Gallery

Your "Home for Expert Advice"×

Locke Insurance Brokers

Locke Insurance Brokers offers expert advice & tailors services to the client’s best fit. Serving St. Thomas and area residents, commercial enterprises, & non-profits.×

atoMc - McDonalds Canada

In keeping with a 40-year heritage, McDonald’s Canada is proud to support minor hockey in communities across the country, by offering young players a unique opportunity to build their sense of teamwork and focus on the joy of playing.×

Talbot Trail Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy is a specialized profession in health care whose primary goal is to assist people with restoring, maintaining and maximizing their strength, function, movement, and overall well-being. They assess and treat all conditions related to bone, muscle and joint problems. At Talbot Trail Physiotherapy all of our physiotherapists are registered which means they are members of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. As a condition of membership, individuals agree to adhere to the CPA’s Rules of Professional Conduct, are expected to meet the CPA Standards of Physiotherapy Practice and have to undergo continued professional development the same way as a doctor or nurse.×