Crestwood Curling Club: Over 70 Years of Championship Ice Constructed in 1954 in the west end of Edmonton, Alberta, the Crestwood Curling Club is a historic winter sports landmark. Opening its doors in February 1955 with a feature game starring Brier champion Matt Baldwin, the club has modernized continuously over the years, replacing its historic […]
Read MoreCrossfield Curling Club: Bringing Local Ice Back to Life With an active history tracing back to 1929 and operating out of its current Osler Avenue facility since 1950, the Crossfield Curling Club is a treasured piece of local heritage. Following a difficult period where an ammonia leak in the chiller system forced a complete shutdown […]
Read MoreCrowsnest Curling Club: Rocky Mountain Fun in Coleman, Alberta Located inside the Crowsnest Complex on 22nd Avenue in Coleman, Alberta, the Crowsnest Curling Club serves as the primary winter sports destination for the beautiful Crowsnest Pass region. Operating a spacious six-sheet curling rink, the club offers exceptional playing conditions for curlers of all skill levels […]
Read MoreCochrane Curling Club: An Elite Six-Sheet Rink in the Foothills Established in 1913, the Cochrane Curling Club is celebrating its 114th season of bringing Foothills families together. Located inside the state-of-the-art Spray Lake Sawmills (SLS) Family Sports Centre at 800 Griffin Road East in Cochrane, Alberta, the modern facility features six full sheets of curling […]
Read MoreCold Lake Curling Club: World-Class Recreation at 4 Wing Operating inside the beautiful $4.5 million Cold Lake Golf & Winter Club on Department of National Defence (DND) land at 4 Wing, the Cold Lake Curling Club is a premier winter sports center. Supported and operated by the City of Cold Lake on behalf of 4 […]
Read MoreCoaldale Granite Club: Bringing the Southern Alberta Community Together Located at 2007 13th Street in Coaldale, Alberta, the Coaldale Granite Club has spent over four decades as a primary winter sports center in the region. Boasting a spacious, expertly maintained four-sheet curling rink, the club offers exceptional playing conditions for curlers of all ages and […]
Read MoreClaresholm Curling Club: Southern Alberta’s Historic Ice With a rich athletic history dating back to its first matches in 1910, the Claresholm Curling Club is one of the most historically significant rinks in southern Alberta. Located at 430 53 Avenue East, the club features four sheets of expertly maintained curling ice and a warm, inviting […]
Read MoreCastor Curling Club: Community Resilience and Small-Town Pride Situated in the welcoming town of Castor, Alberta, the Castor Curling Club has served as a vital winter fitness and social anchor for the local rural community since its founding in 1964. Operating a three-sheet curling rink, the club typically runs active men’s, mixed, and junior leagues […]
Read MoreChauvin Curling Club: Grassroots Community Fun on the Ice Operating out of the bustling Chauvin Community Centre on Main Street in Chauvin, Alberta, the Chauvin Curling Club is a vital winter social and fitness hub for rural families. Under the dedicated leadership of club president Troy Beatty, the club works hard to deliver high-quality ice […]
Read MoreChestermere Curling Club: Local Pride on Ice Formally registered in December 1985 when it transitioned from the Chestermere Men’s Club, the Chestermere Curling Association is a proud volunteer-run organization in Rocky View County. Located inside the Chestermere Recreation Centre at 201 West Chestermere Drive, the club features three regulation-sized sheets of ice available for league […]
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