The BC Sports Hall of Fame is holding its 2020 Annual Summit virtually this Friday, Sept. 18, with online proceedings replacing original plans to convene for three days of activity designed to celebrate the 125th Anniversary of curling in British Columbia. Curl BC's CEO Scott Braley (pictured right with Curl BC Chair Teri Palynchuk  -...

Curling Canada has announced more cancellations for the 2021 season because of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Canadian U18 Championships in Timmins, Ont.; the New Holland Canadian Junior (U21) championships in Fort McMurray, Alta.; the Canadian Wheelchair Championship in Moose Jaw, Sask., the inaugural Canadian U15 RockFest, and the U SPORTS/Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association championships have...

Curl BC has released guidelines for Return to Curling with a modified game at the centre of its plans. The Phase 3 “Progressively Loosen” version of the guidelines, released today, allows for four-person curling but with a twist – only one sweeper per shot and physically distanced play. The modified rules have allowed Curl BC to...

Curl BC is excited to announce that we will be hosting a number of webinars aimed at High Performance curlers. We are very lucky to be able to draw on the knowledge of three key contributors for our webinars: Alberta-based National Coach Mick Lizmore, Alberta-based National Coach Renee Sonnenberg and one of our own, BC-based...

Curl BC has named the slate of 2020 award winners. Each year Curl BC celebrates and honours those who have made outstanding contributions to curling in BC. With 2020 being the 125th anniversary of curling in BC, we are delighted to celebrate our curlers’ success on the national and international stage, the dedication of club...