Rachelle Brown and Dana Ferguson of Team Rocque share the importance of nominating deserving individuals for an award. Click here to see their video. Curling Alberta has extended the deadline […]
Rachelle Brown and Dana Ferguson Share why you should nominate! Read More »
Curling Alberta would like to provide its members clubs an update on the upcoming AGM. We are pleased to have received four successful nominations for the Board of Directors. The
Curling Alberta AGM Update Read More »
Curling Alberta is seeking innovative, dedicated and passionate individuals with strong communication skills to join the 2021 Men’s and Women’s Provincial Championships Committee. With twenty Committee Director positions available, you
Volunteer Recruitment for the Men’s And Women’s Provincial Championships Read More »
With Curling Canada’s update to the Under-21 (Junior) overage athlete age extension, a number of FAQs have been announced. Click here for the FAQs.
CANADIAN 2021 Under-21 JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS FAQs Read More »
Notice is hereby given that the ACF – Alberta Curling Federation (operating as ‘Curling Alberta’) will host its Annual General Meeting on June 6, 2020 at 10:00 am via web
2020 Annual General Meeting Notice Read More »
Register now to claim your spot at the Alberta Rocks Junior Camp! Dates:Camp 1: August 8-11. 2020Camp 2: August 13-16. 2020 Host: Leduc Curling Club4330 Black Gold DR, Leduc AB Age: 11-17 year
Alberta Rocks Junior Summer Camp Registration is Now Open Read More »
Due to the postponement of courses, events, and many other sources of funding currently at risk, Curling Alberta has made the difficult decision to suspend the position of Director of
Curling Alberta Update Read More »
Remaining 2019-2020 Season Will Be Rescheduled to the Fall As announced last week, Curling Alberta has postponed all remaining courses and sanctioned competitions for the 2019-2020 season in response to
Curling Alberta Competitions Update Read More »
Dear members of the Canadian curling community. Our main concern is the safety and well-being of the entire curling community. As a result, we are having to make difficult decisions that
Curling Alberta and its partners, such as Curling Canada, are monitoring the COVID 19 situation on an ongoing basis. After careful consideration of the most recent information from Alberta Health
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.
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