Off the ice, curlers absorb the warmth of the clubroom, socializing and recounting their game. Curling is economical. The game is easily affordable and attracts a true cross-section of Canadians. From small business owners in Gananoque, Ontario, to iron miners in Thunder Bay, Ontario to bankers, teachers, and police officers in Vancouver and Montreal, people from all walks of life enjoy the game. Curling has a 400 year tradition of sociability and camaraderie.
Curlers play to win but never to humble their opponents.
Check out our membership area . Or better yet, drop in and see us. Stones that completely cross this line are not in play. To see if a stone is actually touching the house, a 6 foot 'loiter stick' can be used from the 'tee'. Players so touching a stone will advise that the stone has been touched.