Canada’s top men’s and women’s curling teams can now tap into a wealth of experience and curling knowledge as part of Curling Canada’s new High Performance Consultant program, which was unveiled last month at the National Curling Congress in Kanata, Ont.

Canada will attempt to become the first nation to win back-to-back gold medals when the team steps onto the ice at the 2019 World Mixed Curling Championship this Saturday at Curl Aberdeen in Aberdeen, Scotland.

Curling’s version of the Ryder Cup will have greater traction, both on the ice in London, Ont., and on roads and fields across Canada, as two co-title sponsors have been confirmed, it was announced today by Curling Canada.

A new national Under-15 event, new opportunities for accomplished curling athletes to work with current teams, and various visions for the future of curling in Canada were unveiled in Kanata, Ont., this past weekend at the 2019 National Curling Congress and Curling Canada Annual General Meeting.

A path to the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in Beijing has been confirmed for Canada’s high-performance curlers, it was announced today by Curling Canada.

A fired-up home team will be looking to feed off the energy supplied by a packed arena when the 2020 Continental Cup, presented by Service Experts Heating, Air Conditioning and Plumbing takes place Jan. 9-12 at The Sports Centre at Western Fair District in London, Ont.

As if a chance to qualify for the Tim Hortons Roar of the Rings weren’t enough, the 14 teams who will contest the 2019 Home Hardware Canada Cup, presented by Pioneer, Nov. 27-Dec. 1 in Leduc, Alta., will be playing for a purse that will see the winning men’s and women’s teams pocket $40,000 apiece — a staggering 185 per cent boost over last year.

One of Canada’s most popular curling championships will continue its relationship with a longtime partner, it was announced today by Curling Canada.

A valuable and beneficial partnership between the World Curling Federation and Curling Canada has been extended for the long-term after reaching an eight-year agreement, it was announced today at the World Curling Congress in Cancun, Mexico.

Some of Canada’s up-and-coming curling athletes will get a little financial breathing room after being named recipients of the 2019 Curling Canada For the Love of Curling scholarships, Curling Canada announced today.

We’re in an era of change and adaptability in the curling industry, and in many ways it can be summed up in two words: craft beer.

The residency rules that determine eligibility for the national men’s and women’s curling championships have been updated, it was announced today by Curling Canada. Players can now use birthright status to represent the province or territory they were born, even after moving away.

Curling Canada has taken another significant step in its ambition to keep sport healthy and safe for all, it was announced today.

It’s an opportunity to hob-nob with some of curling’s biggest stars, play one of the best-known and most beautiful golf courses in the world, and, oh yes, help raise funds for Canada’s future curling stars.

By Mario Annicchiarico Gaétan Lavallée’s motto is there are no barriers in life and everything is possible, which suits the 51-year-old to a tee.