The Granite Club: Celebrating 150 Years of Elite Canadian Sport First established in 1875 as the Toronto Granite Curling Club on St. Mary’s Street, the prestigious Granite Club has spent a century and a half as a premier private lifestyle and social destination in Canada. Having moved to its current sprawling 22-acre campus on Bayview […]
Read MoreKenora Curling Club: Six Sheets of Premium Ice on First Street Located on First Street South in the scenic city of Kenora, Ontario, the Kenora Curling Club is a premier winter sports center in Northwestern Ontario. The spacious facility operates six sheets of meticulously maintained curling ice, catering to a diverse and active membership ranging […]
Read MoreIroquois Falls Curling Club: Promoting Active Lifestyles on Synagogue Avenue Operating a spacious five-sheet artificial ice facility at 729 Synagogue Avenue, the Iroquois Falls Curling Club is a vital sports and social cornerstone of northeastern Ontario. The club’s historic home was constructed inside the Jus Jordan Community Arena and Sports Complex, which stands as a […]
Read MoreKakabeka Falls Curling Club: Rebuilding and Growing for a Historic Milestone First established in 1956 and operating on a beautifully prepared ice pad along Highway 11/17 in Kakabeka Falls, Ontario, the Kakabeka Falls Curling Club has been the heartbeat of local winter recreation for decades. The club serves a vast rural area outside Thunder Bay, […]
Read MoreKapuskasing Curling Club: Active Winter Recreation in the Sports Palace Operating inside the sprawling Kapuskasing Sports Palace complex at 68 Brunelle Road North, the Kapuskasing Curling Club is a premier winter fitness and social anchor. The club features a spacious five-sheet curling rink, celebrated in Cochrane District for maintaining exceptionally consistent and competitive playing conditions. […]
Read MoreCelebrating Over 120 Years on the Ice in Keewatin Founded in 1897, the Keewatin Curling Club on Front Street in Kenora, Ontario, has spent over twelve decades serving its community with a warm, social environment. Operating a high-quality three-sheet ice facility, the club is a forward-thinking member of the Northern Ontario Curling Association (NOCA) and […]
Read MoreHumber Seniors Curling Club: Active Daytime Senior Play in Etobicoke Operating out of the beautiful St. George’s Golf and Country Club on Islington Avenue in Etobicoke, Toronto, the Humber Seniors Curling Club is a premier daytime athletic association for retirees. The club provides senior curlers with a highly supportive, social, and physically engaging environment to […]
Read MoreHuntsville Curling Club: A Proud Heritage of Sport on Veterans Way With a rich athletic history, the Huntsville Curling Club has been bringing Muskoka families together since players first slid stones on natural ice in 1948. After a devastating fire destroyed their original building in 1951, dedicated members rallied to construct a modern, purpose-built four-sheet […]
Read MoreIdylwylde Golf & Country Club: Exceptional All-Season Sport in Sudbury Nestled along the beautiful shores of Lake Nepahwin and Ramsey Lake in Sudbury, Ontario, the prestigious Idylwylde Golf & Country Club has set itself apart since its founding in 1922. While famous for its masterfully designed lakeside golf course, the club established a premier five-sheet […]
Read MoreIlderton Curling Club: A Landmark of Middlesex Community Spirit Established on a cold December night in 1960 when some 70 residents gathered at the local hockey rink to throw their first stones, the Ilderton Curling Club is a proud symbol of community-driven sport. To keep up with local popularity, members petitioned for a dedicated facility, […]
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