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As attention turns toward the 2026 Milano Cortina Paralympic Winter Games, 14 athletes have been named to Curling Canada’s National Wheelchair Curling Program. In this final season of the quadrennial,…
The post Focus shifts to 2025-2026 campaign as National Wheelchair Program athletes and staff embark on an important season appeared first on Curling Canada.
The diversity of Canada’s rich sporting heritage is evident in the seven newest Inductees who make up the Class of 2025, selected to receive the Order of Sport, Canada’s highest…
The post Kevin Martin Elected to Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame as part of 2025 Class appeared first on Curling Canada.
SHARE: By: Women in Curling Curling has no shortage of talented women – but turning participation into leadership takes intention. That’s what Women in Curling is all about. At its…
The post Q&A with Trailblazer Elaine Dagg-Jackson: Leading the Charge for Women in Curling appeared first on Curling Canada.
While it’s no secret that wheelchair curling participation was considerably impacted by the pandemic, this season showed clear signs of revitalization, with more athletes interested in both participating in the…
The post Another season of growth and success for Canada’s National Wheelchair Curling Program appeared first on Curling Canada.
Every year, Curling Day in Canada, presented by Pharmasave, acknowledges the nationwide appreciation for the game of curling and the sense of community that comes with it. This year, Curling…
The post Curling Canada Announces Winners and Successes of 2025 Curling Day in Canada appeared first on Curling Canada.
SHARE: Whatever’s in the water in Nova Scotia clearly is having an effect in producing this country’s top up-and-coming curlers. For the second straight year, Nova Scotia Curling has…
The post Nova Scotia, Alberta and Northern Ontario finish first in 2024-25 Cup battles appeared first on Curling Canada.
