Club de curling Jacques Cartier: Rich Heritage and Timeless Elegance Founded in 1925, the Club de curling Jacques-Cartier on Boulevard René-Lévesque Ouest is a celebrated athletic and architectural landmark in Quebec City’s Sillery neighborhood. The club’s iconic chalet, constructed in 1944 by famed architects Gaston Amyot and Gérard Venne, is recognized for its rare, beautifully […]
Read MoreClub de curling Kénogami: Fostering Wellness and Community Since 1920 Established in 1920 on Rue du Roi-Georges in Jonquière (Saguenay), Quebec, the Club de curling Kénogami is one of the oldest and most respected curling clubs in the province. As the only dedicated curling facility operating in Jonquière, the club plays a critical role in […]
Read MoreClub de curling La Sarre: Small-Town Passion on Ice Conveniently located at 550 Rue Principale inside the Nicol Auto Arena complex, the Club de curling La Sarre is a vital winter athletic resource in northwestern Quebec. The club provides a welcoming, family-friendly space where residents of Abitibi-Ouest can escape the cold and stay physically fit. […]
Read MoreClub de curling Aurèle-Racine: Where Heritage Meets Championship Play Located in Sorel-Tracy, Quebec, the Club de curling Aurèle-Racine is a historically significant municipal sports venue. Built in 1979 based on plans by architect Rénald Desrosiers and named in honor of Tracy’s former mayor, the unique two-story concrete and wood facility features four sheets of pristine […]
Read MoreClub de curling Baie-Comeau: Côte-Nord’s Energetic Winter Hub Operating out of the Pavillon du lac on Rue Legardeur, the Club de curling Baie-Comeau is a premier sports and recreation venue on Quebec’s North Coast. Backed by a passionate network of local directors and volunteers, the club operates four sheets of excellently prepared ice. The club […]
Read MoreClub de curling de Boucherville: World-Class South Shore Ice Established in 1994 on the eastern shores of the St. Lawrence River, the Club de curling de Boucherville operates a modern five-sheet facility inside the Centre Gilles Chabot on Boulevard de Mortagne. Serving over 300 active members, the club is highly celebrated as a fully accessible […]
Read MoreClub de curling Chapais: Warm Sportsmanship in the Far North Located on Boulevard Springer in the historic northern mining town of Chapais, Quebec, the Club de curling Chapais (often referred to as Opemiska) is a vital winter social and fitness hub. Boasting four sheets of well-kept ice, this welcoming club plays a major role in […]
Read MoreClub de curling de Cowansville: Over 60 Years of Eastern Townships Ice Founded in 1963 on Chemin du Golf, the Club de curling de Cowansville is a beloved athletic institution in Quebec’s scenic Eastern Townships. Sharing its clubhouse and facilities with the Cowansville Golf Club, this three-sheet curling rink offers a unique dual-season sports experience. […]
Read MoreClub de Curling de la Vallée de la Gatineau: Keeping Maniwaki Active Operating in close connection with the historic Canadian Legion Branch 187 on Rue du Souvenir, the Club de Curling de la Vallée de la Gatineau (frequently listed on local schedules as Club de curling Val) is a vital winter sports hub in Maniwaki, […]
Read MoreClub de Curling de Magog: Where Friendship Meets the Ice Founded in 1937 along the scenic shores of Lake Memphremagog on Hatley Street, the Club de curling de Magog (formally the Club de curling et social de Magog) is celebrating over 85 years of operation. The club is highly praised for its exceptionally warm, friendly […]
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