Curling Canada, September 23, 2026 – Wheelchair curling in Canada has entered an exciting chapter with increased visibility, a stronger foundation and greater participation across the country. As the sport continues to grow, Curling Canada is evolving its national championship and bringing the community together in new ways to support the next stage of its…
Curling Québec is pleased to announce the recipients of the Meritas Awards for the 2025-2026 season, an annual program that aims to recognize and celebrate the outstanding achievements of the curling community across the province. These awards highlight the remarkable efforts, commitment and successes of our clubs, athletes and volunteers. Beyond performances on the ice,…
Are you 12 or older and interested in discovering umpiring in curling? Curling Québec is launching its brand-new Youth Umpire Program, an opportunity for young people to discover what happens behind the scenes at competitions and develop their skills directly on the ice. The program consists of three levels, allowing participants to progress at their…
Curling Canada is inviting curling clubs interested in hosting one of four U-15 RockFest regional events in 2028 to submit an expression of interest. Quebec is part of the East region, which also includes Ontario and Nunavut. These events provide young athletes with a unique opportunity to develop their skills while taking part in a fun…
Participating in a Curling Québec competition this season? Make sure your equipment complies with the rules! Curling Québec would like to remind teams of the equipment permitted at various provincial competitions. This information is intended to prevent misunderstandings and allow all teams to prepare adequately before their competitions. The authorized equipment applies to: Provincial Men’s,…
Curling 101 for Women is back this fall 2026! Registration for Curling 101 for Women is now open and will remain open until the Sunday before the first class. At a cost of $155 + tax for eight classes, this program is open to women aged 16 and over who want to discover curling or…
SPORTSQUÉBEC is joining forces with leaders from the sport, health, education, business and community sectors to make physical activity, sport and outdoor recreation a true national priority in Quebec. In response to declining physical activity levels and growing health and aging-related challenges, the signatories are calling for a collective rethink of the current model to…
After four years with Curling Québec, we are announcing the departure of our Director of Junior Programming and Communications, Aline Fellmann, who will soon be pursuing a new professional path. Aline has contributed to the growth and development of junior curling, including through the introduction of the U15 circuit, the development of mixed doubles for…
Curling 101 for Women: A Course 100% Designed for Women! Looking to get active, discover a new sport, and enjoy a unique moment among women? Curling 101 for Women is an eight‑week program specially designed for those who want to learn curling in a welcoming, motivating, and pressure‑free environment. In small groups of up to…
Curling Canada is bringing back the Girls Rock, presented by Scotties, program to support curling clubs across the country in creating local events that encourage girls and young women to participate in the sport. For the 2026–2027 season, up to 40 curling clubs across Canada will be selected to receive $500 in funding to support…