Speed, flow, and style make bowl skateboarding so exciting
Bowl skateboarding was almost a lost art form. The death of the 1970’s skatepark created a huge change in Skateboarding. Since the early 2000’s, skateboard parks with bowls have been popping up all over the world. Ontario and Quebec were a little slow to create modern skateparks let alone ones with concrete bowls. Now in the mid 2020’s, our two provinces are starting to get a decent variety of bowls finally. Canley Cup thought it was the prefect time to create a bowl series to help support the progression of bowl skateboarding in our different cities. The 2026 Canley Cup will include 3 stops, Ottawa, Toronto, and Montreal in the series.
Welcome to the Canley Cup Experience
Dive into the heart of Canadian skateboarding with our event highlights, schedules, and community updates that connect riders and fans nationwide.
Experience the Thrill of Bowl Skateboarding
Canada has a long history of changing skateboarding’s direction. We can go way back to Claude Jutra’s epic 1969 skateboard video, The Devil’s Toy (watch it here). The early skateparks of the late 70’s of which there are still two in Vancouver (Seylynn snakerun and China Creek skatepark) and the Halifax Commons (which is sadly being destroy but happily being replace with a better contemporary skatepark). Not to forget Canadian skateboard and snowboard innovators like Wee Willi Winkels and Louis Founier that completely change both industries. Even fashion has been effected, the workman wear trend of the early 90’s was started because of Montreal’s Sk8 Parc being located next to a clothing recycler and of coarse the Bones Bridge and Natas Kaupas visiting to globalize the trend. We have no illusions that the Canley Cup will change skateboarding forever but, we hope to help bowl skating grow in the eyes of skaters that just want to go out and have fun.
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Competitors Participated
Over 100 skateboarders have taken on the challenge across Ottawa, Toronto, and Montreal.
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Event Locations
The Canley Cup spans three vibrant cities, bringing the competition to your doorstep.
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Spectators Engaged
More than 1500 fans have cheered on our athletes, creating an electric atmosphere.
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Sponsors Involved
We proudly partner with 100 sponsors supporting the growth of skateboarding in Canada.
Discover the Canley Cup Skateboard Series
Explore upcoming contests, registration deadlines, and community events that bring skateboarding enthusiasts together across Canada.
Ottawa’s Super Bowl Showdown
August 1, 2026
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Join Ottawa’s best skaters as they compete in thrilling bowl runs and showcase their skills.
Toronto’s Ash Bowl Bash
August 22, 2026
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Experience Toronto’s vibrant skate scene in this high-energy bowl contest for all levels.
Quebec City’s Bowl Masters
September 5, 2026
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Watch top skateboarders battle it out in Montreal’s iconic skate parks for the championship title.
Montreal’s Benny Bowl Bash (Canley Cup Finals)
September 6, 2026
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The grand finale where the best from each city compete for the Canley Cup trophy.