Yorkton Curling Club: more than a century of curling in Saskatchewan Yorkton Curling Club traces its roots to 1897, when 16 members curled on a single sheet at the old market square near Betts Avenue and Smith Street. The club went through several early homes before opening a seven-sheet rink in 1948, built with extensive […]
Read MoreWilkie Curling Club: back on the ice after a damaging fire Wilkie’s curling rink shares the Saskcan Community Centre with a skating rink and a hall that seats 350 people. On October 9, 2015, an electrical fire broke out as staff attempted to start the ice plant. The blaze seriously damaged both ice areas, and […]
Read MoreWeyburn Curling Club: league and bonspiel curling with deep local roots Weyburn Curling Club has served generations of curlers in southeast Saskatchewan. Its roll of honorary life members reaches back to at least 1950, reflecting a long record of volunteer leadership and community involvement. The club continues to combine social and competitive curling, with a […]
Read MoreWhitewood Curling Club: four sheets with room to grow for major events Whitewood Curling Club operates four sheets inside the Whitewood Community Centre, alongside a full-size arena and kitchen facilities. The rink is home to the annual Farmers and Friends Bonspiel, an event large enough to extend beyond the regular curling side of the building. […]
Read MoreWatrous Curling Club: four-sheet curling in central Saskatchewan The Watrous Curling Club facility was built in 1997 and contains four sheets of artificial ice, together with a kitchen, bar and lounge. Curling typically runs from November through March. The club supports men’s, ladies’, mixed, junior and high-school leagues and also hosts bonspiels and higher-level competition. […]
Read MoreTwin Rivers Curling Club: two historic clubs united in a modern six-sheet centre Twin Rivers Curling Club was created in 2012 when the Battlefords Community Co-operative Curling Club and the North Battleford Granite Curling Club came together. Their histories stretch back much further: organized curling in Battleford dates to 1899 and in North Battleford to […]
Read MoreUnity Curling Club in Unity, Saskatchewan Unity’s five-sheet rink returned to regular use in 2023 after structural beam problems cut the previous season short. The club brought back its afternoon league, kept the Oilperson’s Spiel and men’s and women’s opens on the calendar, and resumed junior activity in the building. In March 2026, Unity hosted […]
Read MoreTisdale Curling Club: a six-sheet Saskatchewan rink with championship experience Tisdale Curling Club operates six sheets beside the town’s RECplex and runs ladies’, men’s and seniors’ leagues from roughly mid-October through mid-March. The facility also includes a lounge and hosts a regular schedule of local bonspiels. Tisdale has become a proven venue for higher-level competition. […]
Read MoreTonkin Curling Club: a two-sheet prairie rink near Yorkton Tonkin Curling Club is a small two-sheet curling facility roughly ten minutes east of Yorkton, Saskatchewan. Its compact size reflects the rural community-club model that has long kept curling accessible across the province. The traditional winter program includes men’s and women’s league curling, with the season […]
Read MoreSutherland Curling Club: Saskatoon curling since 1910 Sutherland Curling Club was founded in 1910, before the town of Sutherland was absorbed into Saskatoon. After several earlier homes, the club moved to its present Jessop Avenue location in 1965 and now operates six sheets. The rink has an exceptional championship history. Vera Pezer’s Sutherland team won […]
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