Driftwood Fat Tug IPA now on tap at the Marpole Curling Club

Come in and enjoy a refreshing pint of the bold Fat Tug IPA from our friends at Driftwood Brewery now on tap at the Marpole Curling Club.

Curl BC News

Meet your candidates for the 2023-24 Curl BC Board of Governors May 23, 2023

Curl BC is happy to announce that we have three very strong candidates for upcoming vacancies on our Board of Governors: Brian Cowan – Delta Brian has curled for more than fifty years, has been a coach, and has extensive governance experience with Curling Canada and the Ontario Curling Council, as well as many other […]

Doug Sarti

BC Winter Games inspire champion curlers of the future May 15, 2023

As one of Canada’s premier winter sports, curling plays a big part in the BC Winter Games. The event gives youths, age 16 and under, gain practice in a multi-sport event, build up both experience and confidence, and have fun competing against other young curlers from across the province. As the one of the foundational […]

Doug Sarti

Registration is open for the 2023 Curl BC AGM May 15, 2023

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 8th at 7:00pm, the 2023 AGM is an inclusive event open to everyone holding membership at a Curl […]

Doug Sarti

We’re hiring! Curl BC is looking for a Competitions Manager April 27, 2023

Ever think of making a career out of curling? Curl BC is looking for a Competitions Manager. It’s a position which combines organizational skills and management experience, and it’s a crucial part of our provincial playdown and championship system. Job Description The Competitions Manager is responsible for managing Curl BC’s Performance and Participation related competitions, […]

Doug Sarti

Curl BC announces new Long-Term Curler Development Manager Position April 27, 2023

Thanks to the long-range vison of Curl BC’s Board of Governors, I’m pleased to announce that we’ve created a new staff position, Long-Term Curler Development Manager. The concept behind the Long-Term Curler Development (LTCD) model recognizes three main curling pathways: recreational, competitive, and podium. Helping athletes navigate their way along these pathways is essential to […]

Doug Sarti