Alberta Curling Association

Calgary Curling Club

Calgary Acadia Community Curling Association

Calgary Garrison Club

Club Information - The Garrison (formerly known as the CFB Curling Club) was located within the CFB Calgary site but with the closure of the Canadian Forces Base our name underwent a change and the club was relocated to a site adjoining the Calgary Centennial Arenas.Although the GCC is the newest curling facility in Calgary, the club has been in existence since the early 1950’s and maintains it’s reputation as being the friendliest curling club in town. We have leagues and programs for all ages and all abilities.

Calgary Huntington Hills Curling Club

Club Information - Curling is a fascinating sport with a great 500-year-old tradition and the excitement of being an Olympic sport. Curling is a sport that young and old alike can participate in together on a recreational or competitive level. Share your love of curling with a relative, friend or child! It is due to the support and commitment of volunteers that our club continues to improve each year. Please give of your time to help support where you can.

Calgary Youth Curling Association (CYCA)

Club Information - Canada's source for Junior and Youth Curling in Calgary, Alberta. The CYCA brings you the latest information, spiels, updates and resources to get you into the game and in top form. For those new to the sport we've got links to contacts and registrations that will put you in touch with leagues, coaches, players and important resources to get you going.

Canadian Curling Association
Club Information -  The CCA and CLCA continued as independent organizations until they amalgamated to form the Canadian Curling Association in 1990.  Today, the CCA is recognized as the national administrative body for curling in Canada by Sport Canada, the Canadian Olympic Committee and the World Curling Federation.  It is governed by a 10-member board of directors.  Provincial and territorial associations nominate candidates to the Board, whose members are elected to five-year terms by all CCA members.

Chestermere Regional Community Association

Northern Alberta Curling Association
Club Information -  Established in 1918. It’s mission then and now is to develop and promote the sport of curling. The Northern Alberta Curling Association represents over 90 affiliated curling clubs in Northern Alberta and each member club has a voice in the NACA through their zone convenors. The NACA operates through the dedication of two paid positions, thousands of hours of volunteer time and the goodwill of curlers.

Southern Alberta Curling Association

Club Information - Curling in Southern Alberta, from the grassroots to the highest level of competitive play, should be fun and vibrant. To encourage active participation for residents of all ages in our communities by helping member curling clubs offer a wide variety of programs. To assist in providing opportunities to participate in this great sport.