Plans for three pre-Christmas provincial curling championships are no longer in the works. The cancellations are the result of the ongoing uncertainty related to the Covid-19 pandemic. That uncertainty has forced Curling Canada to alter its plans for the pre-Christmas portion of the 2020-21 curling season. The national body announced today they are cancelling the...

Curl BC has organised a number of different webinars to assist clubs in the process of returning to curling. The latest one - Our Return to Curling Town Hall - aimed at curling club operational staff and key volunteers, has now been uploaded to YouTube. The presentation covers some of the more frequently asked questions...

Curl BC will be hosting a virtual town hall meeting to discuss the Return to Curling Guidelines. This is part of our ongoing effort to prepare ourselves and our community for the new curling world. The virtual town hall will be held on Wednesday, July 22, at 1pm. It will be recorded and posted to...

Curl BC's Return to Curling Guidelines are now ready. The guidelines were produced in response to the Government of British Columbia's request for viaSport to develop Return to Sport Guidelines to support and guide the provincial amateur sport sector in BC to return to organized sport activities and participation. In turn, viaSport tasked Curl BC...

Seven curling clubs have newly become part of Curl BC after a historic agreement between Curling Alberta and Curl BC. The seven curling clubs will now be members of both Curl BC and Curling Alberta. The curling clubs affected are Dawson Creek Curling Club, Taylor Curling Club, Bullhead Mountain (Hudson’s Hope) Curling Club, Chetwynd Curling...