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As it has over the centuries, curling continues to evolve. While most rules changes are minor, they do affect the game and can influence play. Recently, Curling Canada released a summary of changes from their 2018-2022 Rule Book, with the new rules taking effect in the 2022-26 Rule Book. Some of the changes are simple...
The Beaver Valley Curling Club, in Fruitvale, BC, is investing in their future by engaging youth in local elementary schools. Recently, the club expanded their elementary school program from four weeks to seven weeks, with three sessions hosted each day. In total, more than 500 youths participated in the learn-to-curl program this year, an increase...
Curling Canada has created a brand-new Business Of Curling website to support local curling centres and their business operations across the nation. BusinessOfCurling.ca will be accessible to members of provincial and territorial curling associations across Canada, and serve as the knowledge centre for all matters relating to curling club operations including safety, ice equipment and...
The men’s U21 final started promptly at 9:00am this morning, and with the provincial championship on the line the competition was fierce. Team Adam Fenton put three on the board early, placing Team Thomas Reed on the defensive, but the play was intense on both sides as Reed began to claw their way back. By...
The excitement kept building all day Saturday at the Duncan Curling Club as the 2023 BC U21 championships moved into its endgame. After a morning off for practice and rest, Draw Six started at 2:00pm for both the men and the women. On sheet 3, Team Nolan Blaeser took on Team Thomas Reed in the...
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.
