Yup - Ontario high school uses Federation. Women's University ball in Ontario was modified FIBA, while Men's was modified NCAA. Community College ball was modified NCAA (but I think not as many modifications as University). Club ball in Ontario was Fed. Everywhere else in Canada, I believe was FIBA, except perhaps British Columbia I can see maybe using NCAA rules.
Basketball Canada finally got everyone on board to use one rule set: FIBA. The only holdover is OFSAA (Ontario high school) - they still use NFHS. I think part of the reason to stay Fed are that the gyms are lined for Fed. And schools likely can't afford shot clocks. And I'm sure that there are delicate OFSAA egos in the mix too.
I think the push to use one ruleset across the country is part of the
BeOne initiative. Many of us have been wishing for this for 15 years or more.
Personally, I like FIBA rules better than Fed. And it doesn't make sense to me to use a ruleset that we don't have an input to what the rules are. At least with FIBA, Basketball Canada can go to FIBA and say, "this is what Canada thinks", and FIBA will have to listen. If OFSAA went to the NFHS and said "how about this rule change", I except that the NFHS would chuckle.
And since
I am a hoser, the coach who calls me a hoser first gets the next call.
In a game once, a V coach called me a homer and I thought he said hoser. That was weird to not only not T him, but to "miss" a travel.
