What is Canadian Hockey Enterprises (chehockey.com)?

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Canadian Hockey Enterprises (CHE) is an international hockey company that has run tournaments and camps across North America since 1987. It serves men, women, boys, and girls across a range of ages and skill levels, and it also operates its own academy in Peterborough, Ontario. If you're looking for an organized hockey tournament weekend or a skills camp rather than a single game or league, CHE is the type of provider you'd evaluate.

What CHE offers

CHE organizes two main categories of programming:

  • Hockey tournaments — weekend events for adult men's and women's teams, plus youth boys' and girls' divisions.
  • Hockey camps — youth camps for boys and girls focused on skating, shooting, and teamwork, plus a dedicated "Just for Girls" camp.
  • CHE Academy — its own development program based at the Miskin Law Community Complex in Peterborough, Ontario, run in collaboration with a local high school, businesses, and coaches, aimed at developing elite athletes.

Who it's for

Group Offering
Men Men's tournaments
Women Women's tournaments
Boys Boys' tournaments and youth camps
Girls Girls' tournaments, youth camps, and the "Just for Girls" camp

CHE describes its tournaments as welcoming teams from Canada, the USA, Europe, and beyond, so it's built for teams willing to travel rather than only local entries.

Where events take place

CHE runs tournaments and camps across Canada and the USA. Named destinations include Lake Placid, Banff, and Montreal. The company also cites scale as a signal of experience: 750+ teams across its men's tournaments, 350+ teams in boys' tournaments, and teams from multiple continents in its women's events.

How to decide if it fits

Consider CHE if you want a packaged tournament weekend or a camp with travel and team-bonding built in, and you're organizing a team or registering a player rather than joining a standing league. The site's main entry points are Find a Tournament and Register for Camp, which is where you'd check specific dates, locations, and eligibility for your group.

Note that the available site information doesn't list prices, payment methods, or registration deadlines, so confirm those details directly through the tournament or camp pages before committing.