The Curl BC yearbook contains your curling rules of play, a member centre directory and other important curling information. Yearbooks are distributed to curling centres at regional meetings, where possible. If you have any questions about the yearbook or if your curling centre is interested in receiving more copies, please email Rebecca Connop Price at rconnopprice@curlbc.ca.

Curl BC’s brand identity reflects the spirit of intent of “Our House is Your House”, our community mantra.

Like the sport, it is active, fun and social. It is welcoming and friendly.

The new word and logo marks are modern but respectful of the history, heritage and colours of curling in British Columbia and Canada.

The Colours of Curling
Red and blue are typically used against a white backdrop. The new Curl BC emblem reflects the colours of curling and are inspired by the provincial flag of British Columbia.

The Shared Passion of “Our House is Your House”
Our House is Your House is not only our mantra, it is central to new look, adopted in 2017. The house that is so synonymous with our sport is clearly integrated into the stylized “BC” in our word mark.

It is meant to remind us every day that Our House is Your House. That our programs are your programs. Our services are your services.

The Stylized Rock
The final element of our new look is the stylized rock above the word mark. The three prongs of the rock represent the leading attributes of our sport as active, fun and social; and the synergies of camaraderie, teamwork and strategic play that make curling the sport of a lifetime.

Thank you to Christopher Ordog from Christopher Allan Design and Marketing for his design work.

Curl BC welcomes our partners to use our logo where appropriate. Our Brand Standards Guide provides the framework for use.

Curl BC would like to thank Seixeiro Photography for many images used on this website.

This Curl BC newsletter is distributed to more than 5000 curlers and curling fans each month.

2019

• The Curling Connection – Summer 2019
• The Curling Connection – May 2019
• The Curling Connection – April 2019
• The Curling Connection – March 2019
• The Curling Connection – February 2019
• The Curling Connection – January 2019

2018

• The Curling Connection – December 2018
• The Curling Connection – November 2018

Prior to November 2018, Curl BC’s monthly newsletter was sent out in PDF format.

• The Curling Connection – October 2018
• The Curling Connection – September 2018
• The Curling Connection – August 2018
• The Curling Connection – June 2018
• The Curling Connection – May 2018
• The Curling Connection – April 2018
• The Curling Connection – March 2018
• The Curling Connection – February 2018
• The Curling Connection – January 2018

2017

• The Curling Connection – December 2017
• The Curling Connection – November 2017
• The Curling Connection – October 2017
• The Curling Connection – September 2017
• The Curling Connection – August 2017
• The Curling Connection – June 2017
• The Curling Connection – May 2017
• The Curling Connection – April 2017
• The Curling Connection – March 2017
• The Curling Connection – February 2017
• The Curling Connection – January 2017

2016

• The Curling Connection – December 2016
• The Curling Connection – November 2016
• The Curling Connection – October 2016
• The Curling Connection – September 2016
• The Curling Connection – August 2016
• The Curling Connection – June 2016
• The Curling Connection – May 2016
• The Curling Connection – April 2016
• The Curling Connection – March 2016
• The Curling Connection – February 2016
• The Curling Connection – January 2016

2015

• The Curling Connection – December 2015
• The Curling Connection – November 2015
• The Curling Connection – October 2015
• The Curling Connection – September 2015
• The Curling Connection – August 2015
• The Curling Connection – June 2015
• The Curling Connection – May 2015
• The Curling Connection – April 2015
• The Curling Connection – March 2015
• The Curling Connection – February 2015
• The Curling Connection – January 2015