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Altona Curling Club – Centennial Milestones & Championship Ice in Manitoba

Altona Curling Club: A Vibrant Legacy of Championship Ice Dating back to 1927, the Altona Curling Club is celebrating its centennial milestone. Located inside the Millennium Exhibition Centre at 227 10th Avenue N.W. in Altona, Manitoba, the club features state-of-the-art facilities that replaced their historic natural ice venue in 2002. Altona has a rich history […]

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Arborg Curling Club – Premium Interlake Ice & Pickleball in Manitoba

Arborg Curling Club: Year-Round Sports in the Interlake Since 1945, curling has been an integral part of life in Arborg, Manitoba. Located at 417 Recreation Centre, the Arborg Curling Club features four sheets of ice ranked among the best in the Interlake region. From May to October, the rink shifts gears, converting into a popular […]

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Argyle Curling Club – Interlake Community Spirit on Ice in Manitoba

Argyle Curling Club: Keeping the Interlake Active Situated in the welcoming community of Argyle, Manitoba, at 41 E PR 323, the Argyle Curling Club is a proud Interlake curling institution. Boasting four sheets of well-kept ice, the club provides a great space for local families and rekreational players to enjoy the classic sport of curling […]

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Assiniboine Memorial Curling Club – Legendary 8-Sheet Winnipeg Venue

Assiniboine Memorial Curling Club: Honoring Veterans with World-Class Ice Located in the St. James community of Winnipeg, Manitoba, at 940 Vimy Road, the Assiniboine Memorial Curling Club (AMCC) carries a proud legacy dating back to 1929. Named as a memorial to fallen soldiers from WWI and WWII, the club has grown from a humble two-sheet […]

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Altamont Curling Club – Historic 1919 Natural Ice Rink in Manitoba

Altamont Curling Club: Walking Through Canadian History Located in the rolling hills of the Municipality of Lorne, Manitoba, the Altamont Curling and Skating Rink is an extraordinary historical landmark. Built in 1919 and opened in 1920, it stands as one of the oldest natural ice rinks still operating in Canada. This charming single-sheet venue represents […]

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