Resources

Find some helpful resources on this page, whether you are new or a seasoned member.

Can’t find what you are looking for? Take a look at the resources page for each section, or try searching the Scouts Canada website.

New To Scouting

New Scouter Welcome Kit

The New Scouter Welcome Kit is designed as the key supporting documentation for a Scouter’s entry into the world of Scouting

New Scouter Welcome Kit

Parents

Here, memories are made and friendships are forged through the countless campfires, hikes and overnight camps.

Discover all the resources you will need to learn more about Scouts Canada’s youth program and support your child on their Scouting journey.

Parent Information Sheet
Parent Safety Training Guide
Parent Canadian Path Overview

Program Resources

Scouter Manual

This is your first-stop reference for the Canadian Path program, with content pertaining to all Sections—from Beaver Scouts to Rover Scouts.

Have a look, and we’ll see you on The Path! 

Scouter Manual

Program Quality Guide

The Program Quality Guide is broken down to bring youth aboard the evaluation process. Use the guide to create an awesome Scouting program! Have open discussions guided by the assessment questions to help your program move forward. Be honest, and challenge yourself as a Section to live up to your own expectations for a great, safe Scouting program.

Program Quality Standards FAQ
Program Quality Guide
Group Committee's Role in Program Quality

Well-Rounded Development Resources

The Canadian Path is all about developing well-rounded individuals by encouraging youth to participate in a wide range of activities. The badges of the Canadian Path are used to celebrate the personal journey of youth in Scouting. Scouting is not about collecting badges—they mark the milestones of the journey and celebrate youth achievements.

Top Section Awards: Requirements and Transition Top Section Awards Flow Chart for SLT Competency Tracking
Top Section Awards — Myscouts FAQs Top Section Awards Log Badges ≠ Personal Progression
Top Section Awards Flow Chart for Scouters Outdoor Adventure Skills

Guide to Beaver Scout Personal Achievement Badges

Guide to Cub Scout Personal Achievement Badges

Guide to Scout Personal Achievement Badges

Scouts Canada Sites

Scouts Canada

MyScouts

Scout Shop

ScoutsTracker

Worldwide Scouting Movement

Scouts have been around for over a century. It all started in 1907 when Robert Baden-Powell took a group of youth camping on Brownsea Island. Since then, Scouting continues to flourish across the globe. Today, Scouts is the largest youth movement in the world - with 40 million members in more than 1 million local community Scout Groups

Worldwide Scouting Movement

Scouts have been around for over a century. It all started in 1907 when Robert Baden-Powell took a group of youth camping on Brownsea Island. Since then, Scouting continues to flourish across the globe. Today, Scouts is the largest youth movement in the world – with 40 million members in more than 1 million local community Scout Groups.