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The BC Winter Games begin this Thursday, and 1,800 youth athletes—all under the age of 17— from throughout the province are headed to Vernon to compete in 17 different sports. This will be the first games since 2020 in Fort St. John where Zone Two’s Team Rempel (skip: Hannah Rempel, third: Vivian Schmeeckle, second: Megan...
There'll be some great curlint in Langley this week, as the Langley Curling Centre hosts the 2023 BC Senior Curling Championships. The action will take place from March 21st to 26th, and feature eighteen men’s and nine women’s teams competing for their respective titles and the right to be Team BC at the 2023 Canadian...
Curl BC was saddened to hear of the loss of Albert “Al” Swanson, a longtime curler, icemaker, and fixture at numerous Vancouver Island Curling clubs. Born in High Prairie, AB on January 26, 1940, Al came to BC after graduating from high school, and worked as a “cat skinner”—the driver of a tracked heavy equipment—in...
After four days of incredible competition, the 2023 AMJ Campbell BC Mixed Curling Championship has come to an end and another Team BC has been crowned. The day started off with the semi-final – the last chance to earn a spot in the provincial final. This game featured Team de Jong (Victoria) and Team Craig...
Day 3 of the 2023 AMJ Campbell BC Mixed Curling Championships was critical for teams as the last of the page playoff spots were determined. In the morning, it was a battle of Vancouver Island for the B-Qualifier spot. Team de Jong (Victoria) and Team Craig (Victoria, Duncan) were both coming off extra end wins...
The land on which our main office lies is within territories of the ʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil Waututh) Nations. Curl BC operates many member facilities across BC, which lie within the territories of many diverse First Nations. Curl BC would like to recognize the historic connections and relationships that Indigenous Peoples and their ancestors have had within this province for thousands of years.
