The Fondation Aléo officially launched its brand-new Équipe Relève Aléo program last Friday. This initiative aims to support the next generation of student-athletes by providing enhanced scholarships to 50 young talents identified as the top prospects in their respective disciplines, including one representative from each sports federation. Through this program, each recipient received a $3,000…
The 2026 Provincial Mixed Doubles Championship took place last weekend, from February 5 to 8, at the Aurèle-Racine Curling Club. For this championship, the twenty participating teams were divided into four sections of five teams and competed in a four-game round robin during the preliminary round. The top team from each section, along with the…
Curling Canada is inviting interested Canadian cities to submit bids to host a series of national curling championships in 2027 and 2028, offering a unique opportunity to boost the local economy and increase the sport visibility within their communities. Events available to host include major competitions such as the Tournament of Hearts, the Brier, the…
We are pleased to announce the publication of the latest practical guide from the Research Chair on Safety and Integrity in Sport at Université Laval: When and How to React to Interpersonal Violence: A Coaches’ Guide on Bystander Behaviour This guide is intended for coaches and sport practitioners who wish to play a positive and…
The 2nd edition of the Junior Mixed Doubles Provincial Championship took place last weekend, alongside the special U18 Mixed Doubles edition. The event was held at the Town of Mount Royal Curling Club, providing participants with a competitive and friendly experience. We would like to extend a big thank you to the Ville Mont-Royal Curling…
Curling Québec is pleased to announce a provincial symposium taking place from Friday, May 1 to Sunday, May 3 at the Jacques-Cartier curling Club in Québec City. This event, titled “The Brand of Curling”, will bring together stakeholders in the sport to reflect on the future of curling, its image, and its development. Program Overview…
The Canadian U18 Championship begins on Sunday, February 8 in Timmins, Ontario, and Quebec will once again be well represented on the national stage. The competition will run from Sunday to Saturday and will bring together the top U18 teams in the country, in both the women’s and men’s divisions. This year, four Quebec teams…
The 2026 Scotties Tournament of Hearts, Canada’s national women’s curling championship, concluded last week after several days of competition featuring the country’s top teams. The event took place in Mississauga, Ontario, and it was Team Canada Einarson that ultimately captured the title last Sunday. The championship showcased a very high level of curling throughout the…
The 2026 Provincial Stick Curling Championship recently concluded on Sunday after three days of competition. This year, 28 teams from various regions of Quebec participated in the event, all vying for the coveted title and the chance to represent Quebec at the Canadian Championship. We are also especially happy to have welcomed wheelchair teams and…
Just as it as announced in the fall, we have decided that 2 Regional Qualification tournaments will be held in the spring of 2026. For the past few seasons, 6 events were held from early October to late November on 3 different weekends which made the schedule for that period of the season very busy.…