Member Club Registration

Thank you for choosing to be an affiliate club of Basketball Nova Scotia. We are continually working towards creating a positive basketball experience for everyone involved through our affiliate program.

Your membership comes with a wide range of benefits, including access to funding and insurance. Click the link below to:

View our Member Club Benefits

Club Presidents, follow the steps below to become a member club with Basketball Nova Scotia.

	Club Registration REGISTER YOUR CLUB NOW
	Athlete/Coach Information  Once Step 1 has been completed. The main club contact from the club member registration form will be contacted with instructions to set up their registration process through Ramp. Your athletes, coaches and board members will not be covered by insurance unless they complete their registration. All coaches must have background verification completed and up to date for the season.  Please refer to COACHES BACKGROUND
	Participant Fee Payment Once you have competed the registration process for your club, you will be invoiced for the total number of athletes, coaches and board members registered. Minor Clubs Athlete Fee: $32.00 per season - Adult Clubs Athlete Fee: $17.00 per athlete Coaches Fee: $10.00 per coach Board of Directors Fee: $10.00 per board member

Insurance

Colin Brien
Partner, Jacobi Brien Insurance
cbrien@jacobibrien.com

For information on limits or breakdown information for any of the below coverages, please contact the BNS Executive Director - bnsexecutivedirector@sportnovascotia.ca

The insurance breakdown as it relates to your membership is as follows:

Athlete

• Athlete Accident Insurance

Club

• Club Liability Insurance
• Coaches Insurance
• Directors & Officers Insurance

Directors and Officers Errors & Omissions insurance will pay those sums that the insured becomes legally obligated to pay as compensatory damages because of a “wrongful act”. A “wrongful act” means:

1. Any actual or alleged error, misstatement, or misleading statement made by an insured;
2. Any actual or alleged act, omission, neglect or breach of duty by an insured. Examples are: A coach suing to be reinstated Acts beyond granted authority Causing the association to incur unnecessary tax liabilities Misuse of funds If a person sues the Board for an actual or alleged act, this section responds.