The Royal Kingston Curling Club will host the 2027 Canadian Senior Curling Championships. (Photo, Royal Kingston Curling Club)
Kyle Jahns
The Rath Eastlink Community Centre in Truro, N.S., will host the 2028 BKT World Women's Curling Championship. (Photo, RECC)
Curl Moncton will host the 2027 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship from Nov. 7-13, marking the first time the national championship has been held in Moncton. (Photo, Curl Moncton)
2026 Curling Canada scholarship recipients: Top row, l-r: Megan Blandford, Colsen Flemington, Zachery French, Gabrielle King, Elex Lockhart; second row, l-r: Mya Sharpe, Charles Snider, Karstin Soucy, Justine Toner, Riley Winters; third row, l-r: Justin Anderson, Nicholas Codner, Dylan Derksen, Tyler Derksen, Chloe Fediuk; bottom row, l-r: Katrina Frlan, Nathan Gray, Hayley Gushue, Jolianne Fortin, Rebecca Regan.
Great curling ice starts with knowledgeable ice technicians. This summer, Curling Canada brought these ice experts together for a first-of-its-kind opportunity to learn from each other, share ideas and develop frameworks to continue providing high-quality curling ice to curlers at all levels of the sport. (Photo supplied)
Darryl Neighbour beams after winning his third Canadian wheelchair curling title in 2015. (Photo, Curling Canada)
Curling Canada’s Ice Technician Education Program expanded its reach and impact during the 2025–26 season, delivering dozens of courses and hundreds of training opportunities aimed at strengthening ice-making expertise across the country. (Photo, Curling Canada)
Across Saskatchewan this season, physical education teachers traded clipboards for sliders and brooms through Curling Canada’s Teachers Pilot Program, designed to strengthen school curling by giving educators the confidence and tools to bring their classes on-ice and lead after-school programs at local curling centres. (Photo supplied)
In late May, Thiessen capped months of dedication by completing the Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend Marathon.
Canada's bronze-medal winning teams: Team Sherry Middaugh and Team Bruce Korte. Top, from left: Middaugh, third/vice-skip Karri-Lee Grant, second Melissa Foster, lead Jane Hooper Perroud, and coach Wayne Middaugh; Bottom, from left: skip Korte, third/vice-skip Darrell McKee, second Kory Kohuch, lead Rory Golanowski, and alternate Arlen Hall. (Photo, World Curling/