Woodstock Curling Centre: a long curling tradition on Beale Street Curling in Woodstock reaches back to 1867, when the Woodstock Curling and Skating Club operated from a rink on Canterbury Street. After an earlier club closed in the 1920s, curling was reorganized in 1948 and a new four-sheet artificial-ice facility was built at 114 Beale […]
Read MoreYork Curling Club: Newmarket’s post-war curling landmark York Curling Club was incorporated in 1956 and officially opened on February 9, 1957. Its first home was a former army drill hall at the Newmarket Fairgrounds, converted into a four-sheet curling rink by a group of local businessmen and volunteers. When frost damage condemned that building in […]
Read MoreWelland Curling Club: a Niagara club built from a wartime hangar Welland Curling Club was organized in 1946, with its first games played in the Welland Arena while members worked toward a permanent home. The club’s early rink was created from a Second World War drill hall and aircraft hangar moved from Niagara-on-the-Lake and rebuilt […]
Read MoreWest Northumberland Curling Club: the modern chapter of a 160-year Cobourg tradition Curling has been played in Cobourg since the 1860s, through a succession of outdoor and indoor rinks. The present West Northumberland Curling Club was formed in 2010 after curling at Dalewood Golf and Curling Club came to an end. In 2011 the club […]
Read MoreWestmount Golf & Country Club: six-sheet curling added to a 1930s institution Westmount Golf & Country Club opened its golf course in 1931, but curling became a major part of the club three decades later. A six-sheet curling rink was constructed in 1962, and curling formally joined Westmount’s sports program in 1963. By 1964 the […]
Read MoreWhitby Curling Club: an old sport and a modern club founded in 1958 Organized curling was recorded in Whitby as early as 1877, but the present club has a separate history. Forty-one men and two women met on January 9, 1958, to begin the project. The club received its charter that June, bought 1.5 acres […]
Read MoreWiarton & District Curling Club: four sheets built on volunteer effort Curling in Wiarton began in the local arena in 1960, and by Boxing Day 1963 players had moved into a purpose-built curling club. The Wiarton & District Curling Club now operates four sheets of ice with a kitchen, bar, lounge and changing rooms. About […]
Read MoreWinchester Curling Club: three sheets and programs for every age Winchester Curling Club has served North Dundas since 1927. Its three-sheet rink at 587 Main Street West runs league curling alongside a clear progression for new players. Little Rocks instruction is designed for children aged six to 11, while the junior and bantam program serves […]
Read MoreVanastra Curling Club: weekday leagues and two junior sessions Vanastra Curling Club operates at 39 1st Avenue in Clinton, in the middle of Huron County. Its adult schedule spreads play across the week: two draws run on Monday nights, a daytime league curls on Tuesday, and Wednesday and Friday evening leagues complete the regular program. […]
Read MoreWalkerton Golf & Curling Club: curling as part of a year-round sports club Walkerton Golf & Curling Club combines summer golf with a winter curling season at 164 Bruce Road 2 near Walkerton, Ontario. The curling side of the club runs regular events and bonspiels and uses the facility to introduce new players to the […]
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