Following several discussions and changes announced by Curling Canada, Curling Québec wishes to summarize the upcoming changes in junior curling for the next season. Age Changes for the 2026–2027 Junior Season As announced last season, beginning in the 2026–2027 season, several important changes will come into effect regarding athlete eligibility in junior categories. These adjustments…
Curling Québec officially announces that, starting with the 2026–2027 season, tiebreaker games will be eliminated from all of its provincial championships. This decision will apply to all categories: club, junior, colts, and elite. This direction follows changes adopted at the Canadian and international levels, where tiebreaker games are no longer held. In an effort to…
Curling Quebec is a non-profit provincial association consisting of ten regional associations and sixty-nine curling clubs who, based on their staff and volunteer structure, contribute towards the development of the sport within the province. Curling Quebec is recognized by the Quebec Government, World Curling and Curling Canada, as the organization mandated to represent the interest…
After four years of dedicated service, Curling Quebec announces that our Director of Competitions, Émile Asselin, will be leaving his position this summer as he prepares to move out of the province. During his time with us, Émile proved to be an exceptional member of our staff. His deep knowledge of curling, his professionalism, and…
The Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship took place from April 27 to May 2, 2026, at the Boucherville Curling Club in Quebec. It was the second consecutive year that the Boucherville Curling Club hosted this event. Twelve teams were competing for the title, and we were fortunate to have two teams representing Quebec. The teams were…
The 2025–2026 season is almost over, but there is still time for Quebec curling clubs, their members, and partners to make a real impact for children’s hospitals. Since 1999, Curling for Kids has helped raise more than $5.8M, thanks to the commitment of curling clubs across the country. Several Quebec clubs are already participating this…
From April 24 to 26, we presented our final event of the 2026-2027 season, the Caledonia Cup. This Club Series championship brought together 70 teams from 20 clubs this season. Teams competed in the Royal Victoria Jubilee (men’s), Lassie (women’s), Lady Gilmour (mixed), and St-Maurice (senior) divisions. In addition to competing in their respective categories,…
The first round for host clubs is now complete. Many assigned championships have been accepted by the regions, but there are still a few unclaimed championships looking for a host club for the 2026-2027 season: Mixed Doubles – April 15 to 18 – Minimum 4 sheets Men’s and Women’s Stick – January 28 to 31…
Starting Monday, 12 teams will take part in the Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship, which will be held at the Boucherville Curling Club for the second consecutive year. Two teams will represent Quebec following their first- and second-place finishes respectively at the Provincial Wheelchair Curling Championship held in Rimouski in January. Team Quebec #1, representing the…
Last weekend, the Colts Provincial Championship was held from April 16 to 19 at the Belvédère Sports Club in Val-d’Or. This championship, reserved for players with 5 years or less of curling experience, brought together 20 teams whose lineups could include both men and women. The preliminary round took place from April 16 to April…