Chatham Granite Club: Celebrating a Legendary Legacy in Kent County Originally founded in 1862 as the Chatham Curling Club, the Chatham Granite Club on William Street North is one of the oldest active curling clubs in Ontario. After playing on the frozen Thames River for three decades, the club built its current downtown home in […]
Read MoreChesley Curling Club: A Revitalized Community Landmark Operating inside the active Chesley Community Centre on Main Street in Chesley, Ontario, the Chesley Curling Club has been the premier destination for local winter recreation and socializing for decades. The club features a top-notch four-sheet indoor ice surface, comfortable changerooms, and a warm spectator viewing lounge. In […]
Read MoreChinguacousy Curling Club: Active Recreation at Sandra Hames Centre Located inside the beautiful, sprawling Chinguacousy Park in Brampton, Ontario, the Chinguacousy Curling Club operates out of the Sandra Hames Centre. This family-oriented and fully accessible club is highly dedicated to promoting fitness, sportsmanship, and social interaction for players of all backgrounds. The municipal facility features […]
Read MoreCity View Curling Club: Nepean’s Welcoming Winter and Summer Hub Established in 1957, the City View Curling Club (CVCC) at 50 Capilano Drive in Nepean, Ontario, has spent over six decades promoting the spirit of curling in the Ottawa Valley. The club features a beautifully maintained four-sheet ice surface and serves a highly active membership […]
Read MoreCapreol Curling Club: Celebrating Nearly a Century of Resilience Located at 1 Stull Street in the historic railway town of Capreol, Ontario (now part of Greater Sudbury), the Capreol Curling Club is a historic winter sports icon. Following a devastating fire that destroyed the town’s original community arena in September 1944, dedicated club members quickly […]
Read MoreCarleton Heights Curling Club: A Welcoming Community in Ottawa Originally incorporated in May 1958 by a group of passionate military veterans who settled in the neighborhood, the Carleton Heights Curling Club (CHCC) on Normandy Crescent has been a major Ottawa winter sports landmark for decades. Boasting nearly 450 active adult members and a thriving youth […]
Read MoreSix-Sheet Curling Excellence at Burlington Golf & Country Club Overlooking the beautiful Burlington Bay in Halton Region, Ontario, the prestigious Burlington Golf & Country Club has been a premier lifestyle destination since 1922. Adding a dedicated indoor curling facility in 1957 (with play beginning in 1959), the club transforms into a bustling winter hub as […]
Read MoreCampbellford District Curling & Racquet Club: Year-Round Fitness and Fun Operating in the picturesque community of Campbellford within Trent Hills, Ontario, the Campbellford District Curling and Racquet Club has a rich and colorful history of promoting local health and wellness. This unique municipal asset serves as a true multi-sport hub, combining winter ice sports with […]
Read MoreCannington Curling Club: Bringing Brock Township Families Together Located on Elliot Street in the community of Cannington, Ontario, the Cannington Curling Club is a historic winter sports center celebrating over 100 years of active operation. Serving Brock Township, this inviting club prides itself on offering highly affordable, social winter recreation for players of all ages […]
Read MoreBlind River Curling Club: Over 65 Years of Community Passion Established in 1957, the Blind River Curling Club (BRCC) in the Algoma District of Ontario is a highly active, non-profit sports center. The historic facility features a beautiful 4-sheet ice surface where players can still see a piece of the original local mill’s wooden wall […]
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