Club de curling Jacques Cartier

About Club de curling Jacques Cartier

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 preserved Art Deco design.

Jacques Cartier has a legendary competitive pedigree, with member teams representing Quebec at national and international levels since the end of World War II. Known for its warm, refined hospitality, the club offers top-tier leagues, junior training, and is the proud host of the world-famous Quebec International Bonspiel, representing the pinnacle of Quebec’s curling heritage.