The whole matter has been very hard for me, confesses a cerebral Drummie. The moral of the story is to really know the business of curling and how it relates to your particular situation. And, if anyone reading this can provide input as to what should be done with the surplus, any advice would be greatly appreciated. With neither a clubhouse nor ice, the Thistle still survives in a virtual sense. It still has members and they have maintained their membership as a curling club registered with The Branch .
Members get together for social events.
They curl in bonspiels using the name, and although most have joined other clubs in the greater Montreal area, their hearts will always be with those demanding three sheets of ice on Fort St. In addition, the artifacts and memories will live on in an archival video production nearing completion by longtime member Kevin Ross. The Thistle Curling Club is dead and gone.