Not many world-class athletes leave their sport at the top of their game. But curler Don Duguid did — not once, but twice. His one and only return to the game as a player was memorable as the man they ...

Rares sont les athlètes de calibre mondial qui quittent leur sport au sommet de leur art. Pourtant, le curleur Don Duguid l’a fait – non pas une, mais deux fois. Son unique retour à la compétition en ...

Across Saskatchewan this season, physical education teachers traded clipboards for sliders and brooms through Curling Canada’s Teachers Pilot Program, designed to strengthen school curling by giving ...

It was a season to remember for Ontario curlers, and it resulted in historic results, it was announced today by Curling Canada. Curling Ontario swept all three of Curling Canada’s annual Member ...

Following the historic and widely watched gold-medal triumph from Canada’s wheelchair curling team at the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Games, Curling Canada is pleased to announce the first cohort ...

Now entering its third year, the Association of Curling Professionals (ACP) is helping build the future of curling by providing training, accreditation, and support for professionals working at clubs ...

Curling Canada is pleased to announce Shauna Petrie (posthumously), Tom Ward, and Devin Heroux as the recipients of the first-ever Wheelchair Curling Sport Leadership Award. These three individuals ...

The Women in Curling Executive Council has named Tom Coulterman the recipient of the 2026 Janet Arnott Exceptional Coach Award, recognizing decades of high-performance coaching and sustained impact on ...

The 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic and Paralympic Games brought an unprecedented amount of exposure and awareness to curling around the world and clubs across Canada capitalized on that momentum by ...

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND — A perennial Scotties Tournament of Hearts favourite takes on a Swedish two-time Olympic gold medallist and three-time world women’s champion. It’s exactly the primetime match-up ...

Champions were crowned Tuesday in the U-25 NextGen Classic, which took place at the Saville Community Sports Centre in Edmonton. In the women’s event, the local team from the University of Alberta ...