Hanover Curling Club: Promoting Active Lifestyles on 12th Street Operating on 12th Street in Hanover, Ontario, the Hanover Curling Club is a beloved local sports facility and social pillar of the Grey-Bruce region. The club is highly dedicated to promoting physical fitness and social recreation, serving a diverse and active membership with players ranging in […]
Read MoreGranite Curling Club: A New Era of Modern Ice in West Ottawa Originally founded in 1953 as the first club in the region to curl exclusively with granite rocks rather than historic irons, the Granite Curling Club of West Ottawa entered an exciting new era in September 2023. After a seven-year mission to escape rising […]
Read MoreGravenhurst Curling Club: 125 Years of Community, Sport, and Belonging Established in 1901 as a modest three-sheet rink on the site of James Scott’s skating rink, the Gravenhurst Curling Club is celebrating an incredible 125-year milestone of winter sports. Located at 330 John Street North in the Gateway to Muskoka, the current six-sheet facility was […]
Read MoreGrimsby Curling Club: A Landmark of Niagara Sports and Fellowship Operating since 1908, when local enthusiasts first slid mismatched stones on natural ice, the Grimsby Curling Club has been a beloved fixture of the Niagara Region. The club transitioned through various historical sites—including a former fruit-packing warehouse on Livingston Avenue—before settling into its modern home, […]
Read MoreGuelph Country Club: Exceptional Dual-Sport Legacy Since 1912 Established in 1912 by a group of local businessmen who introduced golf to the city, the prestigious Guelph Country Club is a historic landmark in Wellington County. While famous for its beautiful 1912 parkland golf course, the club took a historic step forward in November 1964 by […]
Read MoreGuelph Curling Club: Celebrating Over a Century of Community Passion With a legendary history tracing back to 1838, the Guelph Curling Club on Woolwich Street is proudly recognized as one of the oldest active sports clubs in Ontario. The premier facility has spent over 180 years keeping local families fit, healthy, and closely connected, continuously […]
Read MoreGlanford Curling Club: The Small Club with a Big Heart Established in 1894 on Homestead Drive in Mount Hope, Ontario, the Glanford Curling Club is proudly recognized as one of the oldest active curling clubs in the province. The club transitioned from its original two-sheet natural ice roots into its current three-sheet artificial ice facility […]
Read MoreGlencoe & District Curling Club: Rebuilding an Elite Winter Home Operating a beautiful four-sheet curling rink on Currie Street in Glencoe, Ontario, the Glencoe & District Curling Club has been a cornerstone of its small-town community for over 80 years. To secure its future, the club successfully completed a major infrastructure project in early 2026, […]
Read MoreGlengarry Curling Club: A Landmark of Volunteer Grit Established in 1952 in the friendly village of Maxville, Ontario, the Glengarry Curling Club is a proud symbol of Eastern Ontario sportsmanship. In its early days, dedicated volunteers secured two historic church sheds from St. Raphael’s for just $700, tore them down, and rebuilt them as the […]
Read MoreGolden Acres Curling Club: Southwestern Ontario’s Premier Rink Situated in the heart of Blenheim, Ontario, the Golden Acres Curling Club is a top-notch athletic facility operating four sheets of meticulously maintained ice. The club has built an exceptional competitive pedigree, proudly capturing the prestigious Chatham-Kent Cup championship multiple times over the last decade. To make […]
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