Copper Cliff Curling Club: Over a Century of Sudbury Sports Heritage Nestled in the historic town of Copper Cliff, Ontario (now part of Greater Sudbury), the Copper Cliff Curling Club has been promoting physical fitness and active socializing for generations. The modern, fully insulated facility features a spacious seven-sheet ice surface, providing exceptional playing conditions […]
Read MoreCornwall Curling Centre: Promoting Sport and Community Since 1884 With a rich history tracing back to 1884 when matches were played on the frozen St. Lawrence River, the Cornwall Curling Centre (historically listed as Cornwall Curling Club) is one of the oldest active clubs in Ontario. Operating out of its modern six-sheet facility at 220 […]
Read MoreCreemore Curling Club: Celebrating Over 95 Years of Heritage With a rich history dating back to 1929, the Creemore Curling Club in the picturesque village of Creemore, Ontario, is a beloved local sports facility. Serving Clearview Township, this intimate two-sheet rink is run entirely by a dedicated network of volunteers, boasting over 100 passionate active […]
Read MoreCumberland Curling Club: A True Community Landmark Since 1946 Located at 935 Cameron Street in the historic village of Cumberland, Ontario (now part of eastern Ottawa), the Cumberland Curling Club has spent over 75 years bringing local families together. The club operates an intimate, well-maintained two-sheet curling rink, welcoming around 150 active members each winter […]
Read MoreColdwater & District Curling Club: Where History and Champions Meet Established as a volunteer group in 1984 after figure skating and minor hockey displaced curlers from the local arena, the Coldwater & District Curling Club officially opened its current dedicated, public four-sheet facility at 9 Michael Anne Drive in November 2000. It stands proud as […]
Read MoreConiston Curling Club: Bringing Sudbury Families Together Operating out of 67 Fourth Avenue in the historic sector of Coniston, Ontario, the Coniston Curling Club has spent decades as a premier winter sports center in Greater Sudbury. Managed entirely by a passionate community-run organization, the club is highly celebrated for promoting active winter lifestyles and social […]
Read MoreCobalt-Haileybury Curling Club: A Landmark of Northern Ontario Pride Established in 1906 alongside the historic Haileybury Comets hockey team, the Cobalt-Haileybury Curling Club in Temiskaming Shores, Ontario, has spent over a century promoting active winter sports. Located at 432 Leslie McFarlane Drive in the historic sector of Haileybury, the club operates a spacious six-sheet indoor […]
Read MoreCochrane Curling Club: A True Northern Ontario Sporting Icon With a rich athletic history dating back to 1913, the Cochrane Curling Club on 1st Avenue is one of the most historically significant sports venues in Northeastern Ontario. After their original building tragically burned down in the 1980s, the dedicated railroad and logging community rallied to […]
Read MoreColborne Curling Club: Keeping the Community Connected on Durham Street Located at 8 Durham Street North in the friendly town of Colborne, Ontario, the Colborne Curling Club is a proud, completely volunteer-run sports facility. Offering high-quality winter recreation to Northumberland County, this cozy and welcoming two-sheet rink is dedicated to making curling accessible and fun […]
Read MoreCataraqui Golf & Country Club: Exceptional Dual-Sport Legacy Overlooking Lake Ontario on King Street West in Kingston, Ontario, the prestigious Cataraqui Golf & Country Club has set itself apart since its founding in 1917. While famous for its masterfully designed Stanley Thompson golf course, the club established a highly respected curling division in 1961, creating […]
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