The pathway to the Canada Games has followed a rigorous process spanning two seasons, testing athletes’ consistency, performance, and ability to adapt. At the outset, more than 60 athletes were involved in this process. Today, only 30 remain (10 mixed doubles athletes, 12 female athletes, 8 male athletes), demonstrating the high level of competition and…
The Canadian Junior Mixed Doubles Championship begins Tuesday, March 24, 2026, in Sudbury, Ontario. For this event, which will qualify the top team for the World Junior Mixed Doubles Championship, 8 teams will compete in a full round robin. The 8 teams qualified through the Eastern and Western Canada tournaments. Our 2025 champion team qualified…
The Canadian Championship begins Saturday, March 21 and will run until March 27 in Surrey, British Columbia. This year, Team Quebec will be made up of Sophie Sanscartier and Maxandre Caron from the Boucherville Curling Club, 2026 champions. The team will compete in Pool B and will play its preliminary round: March 21 at 3:00…
It was from September 14 to 18 that the 2026 edition of the Senior Provincial Championship took place. For this season’s edition, we were able to bring together the women’s and men’s championships simultaneously, as the event was held at the Noranda Curling Club, a 6-sheet facility. On the women’s side, seven teams participated in…
Last Sunday, on the occasion of International Women’s Day, several initiatives were organized in curling clubs across Quebec to promote our sport among girls and women in the province. Girls Rock! Thanks to the Girls Rock program, in partnership with Curling Canada, nearly 60 girls aged 9 to 16 had the opportunity to try curling.…
The Jeux du Québec 2026 were held from February 27 to March 7, in Blainville. The curling events were part of the second competition block, held from March 4 to 7. This year, 31 teams — 16 men’s and 15 women’s — representing 17 regions of Quebec took part in the curling tournament. Matches were…
The U20 Brosse Performance Provincial Championship was held from February 25 to March 1 at the Riverbend Curling Club in Alma. Despite a smaller number of teams registered this year, the athletes delivered a very high-level show for the spectators in attendance. The organizing committee succeeded in making this championship a memorable moment for the…
Curling Québec is proud to launch, in 2026, the program “Women and Sports Leadership: Developing the Next Generation in Coaching.” This initiative aims to strengthen female leadership in our sport by providing participants with the tools, mentorship, and experience needed to become inspiring coaches and actively contribute to the development of curling in Quebec. Curling…
With the end of the season, several individuals have distinguished themselves and become actively involved within your club. For some clubs, their contributions have been crucial to the smooth operation of your organization. We therefore encourage you to submit nominations to recognize those who have stood out. As usual, the winners will be announced at…
The Montana’s Brier starts today in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. Our Quebec team of Jean-Michel Ménard, Félix Asselin, Martin Crête, Jean-François Trépanier and François Roberge (coach) Will begin their event during the first draw that will be held tonight. In the preliminary round they will face successively teams Newfoundland and Labrador (Gushue), newfound land…