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The Northern Super League (NSL; French: Super Ligue du Nord-SLN) is a planned top-division professional women's soccer league in Canada. The league is owned and operated by Project 8 Sports, Inc., an entity co-founded by former Canada women's national soccer team player Diana Matheson.
The league is scheduled to begin play in April 2025 and will consist of six teams: Halifax Tides FC, Montreal Roses FC, AFC Toronto, Calgary Wild FC, Ottawa Rapid FC, and Vancouver Rise FC.
History
Upon her retirement from professional soccer in July 2021, Matheson began advocating for both a national domestic women's league and National Women's Soccer League team in Canada. Her early plans specified a six-month professional league with player leadership, and cited her experience with the Ottawa Fury and Vancouver Whitecaps of the defunct USL W-League as examples of what Canada lacked in player development opportunities. Matheson entered Queen's University at Kingston to pursue a Master of Business Administration degree in August 2021, and enrolled in the UEFA Executive Master for International Players program toward sports administration.
In December 2021, Matheson presented a plan for women's soccer in Canada to the Canadian Soccer Association, but discussions did not progress. While attending Queen's, Matheson co-founded Project 8 Sports, Inc., in June 2022 with master's classmate Thomas Gilbert and began planning a professional domestic women's soccer league. Matheson formally announced the league – known provisionally as Project 8 – on December 5, 2022, on The National alongside former national-team teammate Christine Sinclair, who advised the group. The announcement included the league's first two teams in the Whitecaps and Calgary Foothills WFC, and first two sponsors in CIBC and Air Canada. She also announced talks with Toronto FC owners Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE) and CF Montreal, both of Major League Soccer, and a target of May 2024 for sanctioning from Canada Soccer. Matheson named Dome Productions as the league's initial broadcast production partner.
In January 2023, Matheson noted that talks had also included independent and foreign ownership groups, and announced franchise fees of $1 million with an expectation of owners investing $10 million total over the first five seasons, with entry including equity in the league itself. She also detailed limits on foreign players to seven per team, and suggested that the new league would not deal with Canada Soccer Business, the entity that owns broadcast rights to the Canadian Premier League men's soccer competition.
On April 26, 2023, Project 8 announced the league's third team, AFC Toronto City, with an independent ownership group composed of people on the board of North Toronto Soccer Club (NTSC) competing in League1 Ontario, though the Project 8 team would not be formally affiliated with the NTSC organization. The initial announcement did not include participation from Toronto FC or MLSE. In May, Project 8 was recognized as a "league in membership" by the Canadian Soccer Association.
On May 28, 2024, the official logo and name for the league were revealed as the Northern Super League, along with the announcement that teams from both Montreal and Ottawa would also join the league for the 2025 inaugural season. On May 30, the name and logo of Calgary Wild FC was unveiled. On June 13, the name and logo of Halifax Tides FC was announced. On August 15, the name and logo of Ottawa Rapid FC was unveiled. On August 26, the name and logo of Vancouver Rise FC was unveiled. On October 8, the name and logo of Montreal Roses FC was unveiled.
On June 11, the NSL confirmed a multi-year partnership with CBC and TSN, which would both hold broadcast rights for all of the league matches. On July 8, former CFL and Woodbine Entertainment Group executive Christina Litz was announced as the league's president with Matheson moving into the role of chief growth officer.
Teams
On April 4, 2024, the league confirmed that six clubs had submitted applications to the CSA to get professional status.
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=See also
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Northern Super League - Wikipedia
The Northern Super League (NSL; French: Super Ligue du Nord-SLN) is a planned top-division professional women's soccer league in Canada. The league is owned and operated by Project 8 Sports, Inc., an entity co-founded by former Canada …
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Northern Super League releases inaugural NSL schedule
2 days ago · Canada’s first professional women’s soccer league, the Northern Super League has officially released their 2025 schedule, announcing that all 75 regular-season matches will be broadcast across CBC, Radio-Canada, TSN, and RDS. Additional streaming options will be available on CBC Gem, TSN+, and NSL.ca.
Here’s The 2025 Northern Super League Schedule
3 days ago · All six Northern Super League launch clubs will play in 25 regular season matches (meaning 75 matches league-wide), which means it won’t be a perfectly even home-and-away schedule. This season will see the Calgary Wild, Halifax Tides, and Ottawa Rapid host 13 games and travel for 12, with the inverse being true for the Montreal Roses, AFC ...
Big stage for Northern Super League season-opening matches in ...
3 days ago · Vancouver Rise FC and AFC Toronto will kick off the Northern Super League with a bang — with opening games at B.C. Place Stadium and BMO Field, respectively. Updated 19 hrs ago Feb. 20, 2025
2025 Northern Super League season - Wikipedia
The 2025 Northern Super League season is the inaugural season of the Northern Super League, the top level of women's Canadian soccer. Teams. Vancouver. Calgary.
The Northern Super League is set for kickoff in 2025
Jan 13, 2025 · On April 16, the Northern Super League (NSL) will kick off its inaugural match, marking the launch of Canada’s first professional women’s soccer league. The inaugural season will feature six clubs: AFC Toronto, Montreal Roses FC, Vancouver Rise FC, Calgary Wild FC, Halifax Tides FC, and Ottawa Rapids FC.
Behind the Badge: NSL 101 - Everything You Need to Know …
Oct 23, 2024 · The Northern Super League is not just a league—it’s a movement. By giving Canada’s best women’s soccer talent a platform at home, the NSL is poised to inspire the next generation and reshape the sports landscape in the country.
Northern Super League unveils inaugural season schedule | TSN
2 days ago · League Format Each Northern Super League club will play 25 regular season matches. For the inaugural season, Ottawa, Calgary and Halifax will play 13 home and 12 away matches.