The 2015 Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship is headed to playoffs – but not until a tie-breaker determines the final team in the mix.
Young curlers across the country will be able to benefit for the second straight year from Curling Canada’s For The Love of Curling scholarships, it was announced today.
Quebec’s Benoit Lessard won two more games on Thursday to take over first place at the 2015 Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship in Boucherville, Que.
After three days of competition, the standings are starting to take shape at the 2015 Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship in Boucherville, Que.
The Grimsby Curling Club is seeking an experienced Club Manager for the curling facility located in Grimsby, Ontario. Reporting to the Board of Directors you will lead a team of staff (Ice Technician, Bar Staff) and volunteers that are responsible to ensure the delivery and organization of club programs, curling leagues, facility management, facility rentals and ice management as well as act as an intermediary between the Board and various facility user groups.
The Kenora Curling Club (KCC) on beautiful Lake of the Woods has an opening for a Facility Manager/Ice Technician. This job would commence on September 1, 2015 with the intention of this being full-time during the winter months, and part-time during the summer months. We are seeking a highly motivated individual with marketing experience to increase our membership and get better use out of our facility.
After losing a close game to Ontario on Tuesday morning, Quebec’s Benoit Lessard bounced back with a decisive 10-3 win over New Brunswick in Draw Three of the Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship in Boucherville, Que.
Three of the most accomplished curlers in the sport’s history will be added to the Curling Canada Hall of Fame, it was announced today.
Manitoba’s Dennis Thiessen opened with a 7-3 win over Alberta’s Don Kuchelyma as the 2015 Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship got underway in Boucherville, Que., on Monday night.
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.
Calgary’s Kalynn Park and Charley Thomas fought hard but weren’t able to catch up after falling behind in the bronze-medal game of the World Mixed Doubles Curling Championships in Sochi, Russia, on Saturday morning, losing to Norway, 9-4.
Canada’s Lois Fowler and Alan O’Leary are bringing home medals – gold for the Canadian women and silver for the men – after the finals of the World Senior Curling Championships wrapped up in Sochi, Russia, on Saturday morning.