The intensity level will be ramped up when the 2016 Canadian Mixed Doubles Championship gets underway next March in Saskatoon.
Curling and baseball may be very different in where and how the sports are played. But Chris Shaw sees plenty of similarities in both of the sports he’s found success in. The consistent catcher and hitter might be making a name for himself playing America’s game, but his path to the Major League comes with a Canadian twist.
Opportunity: General Manager, Grande Prairie Curling Centre
Closing Date: July 31, 2015
To apply – email resume to [email protected] or by mail Box 157, Grande Prairie, AB T8V 3A4
Position Overview:
The Grande Prairie Curling Centre is…
Curling Canada is pleased to announce that Delores McCallum of Oakville, Ont., has become the first curling coach to become a Certified Competition Development Coach under the new National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) context-based programming.
So, this curler walks into a bar…
Ironically, the curler who has told more jokes and been paid to do so, and who will participate in the world’s biggest comedy…
The High Park Club in Toronto is looking for an Office Manager to start in August or early September. Full time year round.
Paralympic gold-medalist Mark Ideson is throwing stones at the KW Granite Club in Waterloo, Ont., but it’s not the stones placement that’s getting all the attention. No, today the focus is on what he’s wearing: an advanced motion tracking suit that scientists and engineers at the University of Waterloo are using to develop the first-ever biomechanical model of a wheelchair curler in an attempt to improve performance and minimize the risk of injury.
One of Curling Canada’s top coaches is broadening his horizons.
Paul Webster, Curling Canada’s National Development Coach and a member of the coaching staff for our past three Olympic teams, has been appointed to the Coaching Association of Canada’s (CAC) Board of Directors.
Mike McEwen and his powerhouse curling team from Winnipeg always knew there was a position to be filled on their squad.
It was just a matter of finding the right man to fill it.
The fields for both the Tim Hortons Brier and Scotties Tournament of Hearts will expand in 2018 in a pilot project, and curlers of all ages across Canada will now be eligible to compete in them, it was announced this morning by Curling Canada.
There’s a gold medal on the line in 2018, so it’s time to get an early jump on learning mixed doubles curling.
Canada’s next generation of curlers will benefit from a record-setting $2-million donation to For The Love of Curling — Curling Canada’s philanthropic foundation.