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Sport BC “Money Talks” Series to Help Amateur Sport Organizations Build Financial Sustainability

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Looking to strengthen your organization’s fundraising, partnerships and long-term financial sustainability? Sport BC is launching Money Talks, an online learning series designed specifically for BC’s amateur sport organizations. The 12-month…

Introducing Curl BC’s Official Liqueur – Magnum Cream Liqueur

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We are pleased to welcome Magnum Scotch Malt Whisky Cream Liqueur as the new Official Liqueur of Curl BC. Crafted and bottled in Scotland, Magnum is a unique fusion of Speyside single malt scotch whisky and cream. An award-winning cream liqueur…

Curl BC Unveils New Logo Reflecting Provincial Pride and National Alignment

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Curl BC is proud to unveil its new logo, a modern visual identity that reflects both our roots in British Columbia and our place within the broader Canadian curling community. First revealed at our Annual General Meeting on June 11, the new…

Grow the Game Momentum Sessions

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Ready to Grow the Game this Olympic season? 🇨🇦🥌Curling clubs across Canada are invited to join Curling Canada’s Grow the Game Momentum Sessions — interactive one-hour webinars filled with idea-sharing, inspiration, and support to…

Call for Hosts: U15 RockFest Regional Event 2026–2027

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As planning begins for the 2026–2027 curling season, Curling Canada is looking for four host locations across the country for the next series of U15 RockFest Regional Events. These events will take place between February 1 and April 30, 2027,…

Mission Granite Curling Club Completes Facility Upgrades Ahead of New Season

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The Mission Granite Curling Club has completed a series of upgrades to the curling rink at the Mission Leisure Centre in preparation for the upcoming season. The City of Mission led the infrastructure improvements, addressing issues with the…

Victoria Curling Club Named Curling Canada Regional Performance Centre

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The Victoria Curling Club (VCC) has been selected as one of 5 clubs from across Canada designated as a Curling Canada Regional Performance Centre. The Centre is a partnership between Curling Canada, Curl BC, and the Victoria Curling Club,…

2025 Brier Leaves Lasting Impact on Kelowna

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The 2025 Montana’s Brier in Kelowna was nothing short of a triumph, delivering an unforgettable experience for athletes, fans, and the local community alike. The event, which concluded last month, received glowing reviews from multiple stakeholders…

Elevating Curling: BC Clubs Invest in Professional Development Programs

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Curl BC's member facilities have been investing in their staff to advance the development of our sport at the club level. Last month, representatives from the Kimberley, Marpole, Kelowna, Chilliwack, and Vancouver Curling Clubs traveled to…

Planning underway for the 2024-25 season

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Curl BC is in the midst of planning for next season and what a season of curling in BC it is shaping up to be. From February 8th to 16th, the 2025 Invictus Games will be held in Vancouver/Whistler featuring wheelchair curling for the first time…

Register for the 2024 Annual General Meeting

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At Curl BC, one of the most important things we do is to hold our Annual General Meeting. It allows us review the past twelve months, and set a course for the coming year. Scheduled for Thursday, June 13th at 7:00pm, the 2024 AGM is an inclusive…

VCC-MCC collaboration the start of a beautiful friendship

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 Taking advantage of their close proximity, the Vancouver Curling Club (VCC) and the Marpole Curling Club (MCC) have announced the two clubs will be operating together.  Effective July 11, 2023, the agreement will create a centralized management…

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