Canadian curling continues to dominate world rankings
Canada became the first country ever to lead the season-ending rankings in men’s, women’s and wheelchair curling
Fredericton to host 2017 Everest Canadian Senior Championships
Canada’s best senior-aged curlers are heading to one of the sport’s hotbeds, Fredericton, N.B., for the 2017 Everest Canadian Senior Men’s and Women’s Curling Championships, it was announced today by Curling Canada. The event, for curlers aged 50 and older, is scheduled for March 18 to 25 and will be played at two facilities: the…
Canadian teams chasing gold at World Mixed Doubles, Seniors in Sochi
Three Canadian curling teams will be looking to add to our country’s 2014-15 international medal haul beginning Saturday when the 2015 World Senior Men’s, Senior Women’s and Mixed Doubles Championships get underway in Sochi, Russia. The Canadian teams will be looking to extend one streak and end another in the season’s final international championship event.…
Jubilee – Club Series
Congratulations to Denis Robichaud, Rémi D’Amours, Jean Marchand and Claude Henry for their victory in the Jubilee (Men’s) club series event. They were victorious over team Fortier (Marco Fortier, Yoan Gagné, Brandon Boyer and Patrick Halley) in the final. The bronze medals were won by Martin Bégin, Charles Pellerin, Steve Russell and Luc Lalonde.
Yarmouth, N.S., to host 2017 Canadian Mixed Championship
In the wake of the successful Ford World Men’s Championship in Halifax, another major curling event is headed to Nova Scotia. The 2017 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship, the 54th renewal of the traditional two-man, two-woman national event, will be played Nov. 14-19, 2016, at the Mariners Centre in Yarmouth, N.S., it was announced today by…
Junior Mixed Provincial Champions
Congratulations to Team Bergeron (Alexandre Bergeron-Gallant, Maude Fleurant, Ryan Bushey, Marie-Laurence Bergeron and Yvon Laplante) for winning the junior mixed provincials at Jacques-Cartier Curling Club from March 20-22nd 2015.
Curling Canada C.A.P. program
Curling Canada recently announced the winners for the year 2014-15 Curling Assistance Program (CAP). The evaluation committee, composed of three assessors and the Director General of Curling Canada, evaluated the many nominations and two centers in the province each received funding of $ 8,000 to help them achieve significant improvements. This year the Baie d’Urfé…
Curling Canada announces 2015 recipients of Curling Assistance Program funding
Fourteen curling clubs from across Canada put in successful applications to access funds from Curling Canada’s Curling Assistance Program (CAP), it was announced today. The CAP was put in place to help grow the sport of curling through programs at the community level, as well as contribute to capital projects at curling clubs to keep…
Competition Coach Development course in FRENCH
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN QUEBEC Competition Coach Development course IN FRENCH (old Level 3) The Canadian Curling Association is happy to announce its first Competition Coach Development course in French. Competition Coach Development replaces the Level 3 in the old program. This program is taken care by the Canadian Curling Association, with the help…
Kurling for Kids
Kurling for Kids is back for a 17th year. The registered charity has raised over 1.8 million for the Montreal Children’s and CHU Sainte-Justine’s hospital funds. Click here to visit their website and to make a donation!