Have you always wanted to try curling but weren’t sure where to start? The Curling 101 for Women program is designed to introduce you to this fascinating sport in a friendly and inclusive environment. When and where? Classes will begin in October 2025 in several clubs across Québec. Here are the details: Amos Curling Club…
Curling Québec is pleased to announce the opening of registrations for the first in-person U15 Rockfest qualification, an event presented by Curling Canada for individual young athletes. Dates and Location of the Qualification The qualification will take place on November 8, 2025 at the Victoria Curling Club in Quebec City. Young participants will have the…
The 2025-2026 season of Curling Québec promises to be full of competitions and opportunities for all levels. Registrations are now open for the various circuits and championships, allowing teams to plan their participation and prepare for the upcoming season. For any questions, please do not hesitate to contact a member of our team: Adult competitions:…
Your federation is looking to strengthen its leadership! Available positions: 1 open seat and 3 directors seeking a new term. Who can apply? All members of the Curling Québec community are welcome: newcomers or long-time members, casual players, parents, and curling enthusiasts. Expertise sought: We would especially appreciate candidates with experience in finance, technology/IT, or governance. Important: If you…
We are pleased to announce a change to the format of the men’s provincial championship, the Hardline Tankard, starting with the 2025-26 season. After three seasons using a triple knockout format, the championship will now adopt a round-robin format, beginning with the 2026 edition, which will take place in Rimouski from January 4 to 11,…
We are glad to finally be able to announce the clubs who will host regional qualification tournaments next season. As a reminder, each of these events will qualify the winners to the Hardline Tankard, the provincial men’s championship. Starting in the 2025-26 season, 2 of these events will be held in the spring to qualify…
Curling Québec would like to pay tribute to Mr. Jack Crombie, a true builder of curling in Quebec. It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Mr. Jack Crombie. Jack Crombie was a pillar of curling in Quebec — a man whose passion and commitment shaped the sport for more than 30…
The 2025 Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship took place from April 28 to May 3 at the Boucherville Curling Club in Quebec. Twelve teams came together to compete for the national title. Two teams represented Quebec: Quebec 1: Carl Marquis, Johanne Mathieu, Sebastien Boisvert, Noémie Gagné, François Lacourse, Germain Tremblay (coach)Quebec 2: Luc Hamel, Mario Trudel,…
ACP (Association of Curling Professionnals) Pros are curling experts who are dedicated to advancing our sport at the club level. They’re committed to enhancing the curling experience for their members and guests by offering high quality instruction and operating their clubs in a professional manner. With these contributions in mind, the ACP provides its members…
