Download 2008 Registration form here
Print it, fill it out, and Sign it
then bring the competed form to practice

We are always looking for new members to the club, no matter what your experience, from never having played to years of experience. If you want to try something new or if you just moved into the neighborhood, come out and give the Scottish a try.

We run three senior men's teams, two senior women's teams as well as a full junior's program and an over 35 team for those of you who just can't put away your boots. Pop into the Duke of Kent, at Yonge and Eglington any Thursday evening year round and someone will point you in the right direction. They might also buy the first round. (Note: must be of legal drinking age for any chance of free beer.)

The Scottish have always been known as a very social club with a love for rugby. Much of this has to do with the long tradition of expatriate players who settle in Toronto play for the Scottish.

Registration inquiries contact our Director of Membership:

2008 Dues:

If you are planning an extended travel abroad, consider Toronto as a destination. There are many working holiday visas available for Canada and most are listed below. Our season runs from May to October which fits in between many other seasons. Working visa information for:

Coming into Canada:
British & Irish
British & Irish Students (BUNAC)
Australians
New Zealanders
South Africans

Other Nationalities:
Student Work Abroad Program (SWAP) in Canada (many nationalities eligible including those above)
Official Government Site

Sites to Give an Idea About Employment in Canada:
Monster.ca
Human Resources Canada Job Board (select Ontario - Toronto Centre)
Workopolis

Good Starts for Accommodation in Toronto:
University of Toronto Residences
Ryerson University Residences
Global Backpackers Hostel