Membership

A vote for each affiliated member facility at Annual General Meetings of Curl BC
Representation on the local regional board for each member facility
Representation on the Board of Curl BC for each member facility through regional directors

Funding to assist with regional board operation
Risk Management information
Business of Curling Seminars, Phases 1 and 2
Harassment Advisors for volunteers and curlers
Athlete Advisory Committee
Assistance with draw for bonspiels, plus draw sheets and scorecards
Special Curling Action Team (SCAT) for technical assistance to member facilities in trouble
Marketing assistance from staff including:
- Member Facility Open House and other events, publications, and resources
- Material such as posters, brochures, flyers
- Province-wide or specific regional distribution as required
Forums:
- Member facility managers
- Marketing
- Ice technician
- Coaching and Youth Forums and Seminars
Curl BC Website:
- Access to “members only” section of the Curl BC website
- Post classified ads, bonspiel information, and regional news
- Online registration for all camps, clinics, courses, seminars, playdowns
Communications:
- Curl BC Yearbook (Distributed each Fall)
- The Curling Connection (Monthly during the curling season
Curl BC Partnerships provide access to programs such as:
- Canadian Curling Association Development Fund grants
- “Guy Hemmings Rockin’ the House” Tour and the “Tankard Tour”
- Low-cost insurance through Sport BC
- Aboriginal Sports Association, Blind and Deaf Curling programs

Access to Athlete Assistance Program grants
Youth Programs
- Premier’s Sports Awards program
- “Getting Started” program
- “Twenty Week Program” manual for junior programs
- Youth Kits for junior programs
Program Materials
- “Let’s Rock” program materials for novice curling clinics
- Brochures, posters, and booklets for novice and intermediate clinics
- “Let’s Rock and Roll” materials for Wheelchair Curling
National Coaching Certification Program Delivery
- National Coaching Certification Level 1, 2 and 3
- NCCP KidsCurl Coach and Club Coach Workshops and Training
Curl BC in-house development programs such as
- Novice Instructor and Train the Trainer courses
- Championship Ice Making Course
Officiating Levels 1 and 2
Ice Technician Levels 1 and 2
Coach and Officials Mentoring Opportunities with the following:
- Curl BC Regional Coaches to assist with Development and High Performance programs
- Curl BC Provincial Coach assistance to all interested curlers and coaches
- Curl BC Provincial Ice Technician
- Curl BC Provincial Officiating Coordinator
- Provincial High Performance Centre and satellite Regional Coach Centres
- High Performance camps throughout the province

Over fifty Regional and Provincial championships leading to National competitions
The opportunity to host competitive events, enhancing the member facility community profile, and increasing member facility revenues
Opportunities for Youth curlers to take part in BC Winter Games, Northern BC Winter Games, and Canada Winter Games