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Starting up the 26/27 Season – CEO Message

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I hope you had a great summer and have not been too affected by the forest fires across the province. With air quality warnings still in effect in many areas, please take care. We start the new curling season with heavy hearts as we reflect…

Build Communities Strong Fund Now Open for BC Community Infrastructure Projects

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Curl BC member facilities and community organizations may be interested in a new funding opportunity to support infrastructure improvements. The Build Communities Strong Fund – Local Impact Stream, delivered by PacifiCan, is now accepting…

Summer Reflections and Looking Ahead – CEO Message

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I hope everyone is having a great summer. For the Curl BC staff, the off season gives us a chance to catch up on our planning for the next season. This includes taking a "deeper dive" into the data we received from all of our clubs. Here's what…

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…

VISION 2030 – CEO Message

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Curl BC's Board and staff are pleased to announce we have a new Strategic Plan: VISION 2030.  This plan will serve as the framework for the advancement of curling throughout British Columbia in collaboration with our member facilities. Building…

Meet the Candidates – 2026-28 Curl BC Board of Governors

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Curl BC is pleased to introduce the candidates for the 2026–28 Board of Governors, ahead of the upcoming Annual General Meeting in June 2026. These individuals bring a wide range of professional expertise, governance experience, and a shared…

2025/26 Season Wraps Up – CEO Message

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The 2025/26 BC Curling Championships season is officially over! A big thank you to all the host committees, host facilities, volunteers, officials, ice techs, athletes, coaches, staff, fans, sponsors and funding partners. Congratulations to…

Celebrating Milestones, Honouring Legends, and Closing the Season Strong – CEO Message

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Hard to believe we've reached the last month of the season for most of our clubs. There have been some definite ups and downs this past month. On the brighter side are a few heartwarming stories in this issue including the 100-year-celebration…

From Record Donations to New Facilities – CEO Message

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Several amazing stories of support for curling in BC in this issue: A record $2.5M was donated to 18 active curling projects through the BC Amateur Sport Fund (BCASF) in 2025! Leading the way were Bruce Buchanan and Linda Wei who donated…

Kicking Off 2026 with Gratitude and Celebration

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Happy New Year! I'm writing this message during the final weekend of the BC Men's, Women's and Under 20 Championships held for the first time together at the Archie Browning Sports Centre, home of the Esquimalt Curling Club. This event marked…

Comox Valley Curling Centre Sets a New Standard for Growth, Community, and Culture

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The Comox Valley Curling Centre (CVCC) is proving that the right mix of culture, programming, and community engagement can transform a club into a thriving hub of activity. This season, the club reached an impressive 878 registered curlers—up…

Reflecting on Loss and Celebrating Curling in BC

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It was a sad final week of November for both the BC and Canadian curling communities. First came news of the sudden passing of the wonderful Colleen Jones who won 6 Scotties and 2 World Championships. Colleen was a groundbreaking role model…

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