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Dixie Curling Club – Fostering Community and Friendship in Mississauga

Dixie Curling Club: Over 70 Years of Legacy on Palstan Road Established on March 1, 1956, and operating from its original site in the heart of what was once Mississauga’s farm belt, the Dixie Curling Club is a proud non-profit, member-driven sports facility. Over the last seven decades, the club has built an exceptional reputation […]

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Donalda Club – Prestigious Private Multi-Sport and Curling Hub in Toronto

Donalda Club: Private Curling Excellence in the Heart of Toronto Situated on a beautiful 200-acre property at the intersection of Highway 401 & 404 in Toronto, Ontario, the prestigious Donalda Club has been a landmark of private recreation since 1960. While famous for its Tom McBroom-designed 18-hole golf course, the club transforms into a bustling […]

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Dryden Golf & Curling Club – Dual-Sport Recreation in Northwestern Ontario

Dryden Golf & Curling Club: Year-Round Sports on Sandy Beach Road Conveniently located at 400 Sandy Beach Road near the Wabigoon Chain of Lakes in Dryden, Ontario, the Dryden Golf & Curling Club is a premier dual-sport facility. The unique athletic venue combines a beautiful 9-hole, par-36 golf course for the summer months with a […]

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Dundas Granite Curling Club – Over 60 Years of Active Sport on Head Street

Dundas Granite Curling Club: Fostering Community Sport Since 1963 Established in 1963 on Head Street in Dundas, Ontario, the Dundas Granite Curling Club (DGCC) is a cornerstone of the regional curling scene. The club features four sheets of high-quality curling ice and prides itself on providing an exceptionally social, fun-loving, and inclusive environment for curlers […]

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Dundas Valley Golf & Curling Club – Scenic Private Ice on the Escarpment

Dundas Valley Golf & Curling Club: Historic All-Season Excellence Perched along the beautiful Niagara Escarpment in Dundas, Ontario, the private Dundas Valley Golf & Curling Club has been a premier lifestyle destination since 1929. The club carved out a legendary piece of Canadian sports history in 1955 by opening the first combined golf and curling […]

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Curling Club of Collingwood – Over 140 Years of Georgian Bay Sports Legacy

Curling Club of Collingwood: Celebrating Over a Century on Hume Street Established in 1881 by early Scottish settlers who played their first matches outdoors on the frozen waters of Georgian Bay, the Curling Club of Collingwood is one of the most historically rich sports clubs in Ontario. Operating out of its current six-sheet facility at […]

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Curling Club of Kingsville – Over 60 Years of Active Windsor-Essex Sport

Curling Club of Kingsville: Preserving Community Sport in Southwestern Ontario Established in 1964, the Curling Club of Kingsville has spent over six decades promoting active winter rekreation and social fellowship in Essex County, Ontario. The facility historically featured a comfortable four-sheet curling rink, complete with a fully licensed bar, viewing lounge, and commercial kitchen on […]

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Deep River Curling & Squash Club – Dual-Sport Hub in the Ottawa Valley

Deep River Curling & Squash Club: Multi-Sport Winter Staple Established as a shareholder-owned club on Granite Lane in Deep River, Ontario, the Deep River Curling and Squash Club (DRCSC) is a premier winter sports center in the Ottawa Valley. The facility houses a high-quality four-sheet curling rink alongside two full squash courts, providing a unique […]

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Deer Trail Curling Club – A New Era of Revitalized Curling in Elliot Lake

Deer Trail Curling Club: Rejuvenation and Stress-Free Play Originally constructed by Denison Mines in 1959 on Hillside Drive South as a wooden six-sheet rink, the Deer Trail Curling Club in Elliot Lake, Ontario, has a rich and colorful history. After facing the threat of permanent closure in 2021, the community-led athletic asset was purchased and […]

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Cookstown Curling Club – Over 65 Years of Community Passion in Simcoe County

Cookstown Curling Club: Experience Historic Central Ontario Ice Established in 1956 when local players decided to build their own rink rather than travel, the Cookstown Curling Club on Saunders Street has been a beloved athletic landmark in Simcoe County, Ontario. Operating on a spacious, expertly maintained ice surface, the club is committed to offering highly […]

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