Curling Alberta is seeking Regional Officials’ Coordinators to join our team. Reporting to the Head Official, Cheryl Minns, these coordinators will support in assigning qualified and local Chief Umpires to
Deadline for submissions is July 28 Curling Canada has as its mission to inspire and lead all Canadians, from playground to podium, to make curling a part of their lives
Notice is hereby given that the ACF – Alberta Curling Federation (operating as ‘Curling Alberta’) will host its Annual General Meeting on July 21, 2023 at 12:00pm, in-person and via
Calling all volunteers! Curling Alberta needs your help for our upcoming fundraiser at Pure Casino in Edmonton! Curling Alberta is seeking volunteers for the Curling Alberta Biennial Casino being held
Curling Alberta has updated the Berth Policy and Competitor’s Guide for the upcoming 2023-2024 season. Click below to familiarize yourself with the updated documents 2024 Berth Policy 2024 Competitor’s Guide
The latest edition of It’s Our House is now available. This newsletter is our Annual Awards Edition featuring our 2023 Champions and Alberta Representatives, as well as our 2023 Award
We are thrilled to announce a fantastic addition to the athletic program at the University of Lethbridge. Starting this upcoming season, the University will include curling as a competitive club participating in
CTRS updates CTRS has been updated for 2023-2024 season. Please find the information here. Residency rule clarifications The Residency document has been updated and is in one location on the
Curling Alberta is excited to release the complete schedule for the 2023-2024 competition season. The full schedule, including the dates and locations, for Curling Alberta sanctioned events is available HERE.
Curling Alberta is pleased to announce that the U15, U18, and U20 divisions will now fall under the umbrella of the Alberta Curling Tour. Going forward, the Alberta Curling Tour
The 2024 Curling Alberta Cresting Policy is now available! Please review in detail as a number of key changes have been made to offer teams more flexibility with their team
Curling Alberta’s Brenda Rogers Passing the Torch as Head of Officials A passionate volunteer, Brenda has served as the Head of Officials for SACA, the Alberta Curling Federation and for
Curling Alberta believes in spreading the power of sport through curling. We are committed to protecting the health and happiness of future generations while honoring our rich history. For all ages and abilities, Curling Alberta will provide equitable and quality opportunities to participate in our sport, striving to make curling the first sport of choice for all within our boundaries.
