Busniess of Curling Symposium
Following are the presentations that were given during the Business of Curling Symposium in 2017:
Scraping, Stones, Water, Paint, Logos
Curling I/O Presentation (Membership registration system)
CurlManitoba Development Presentation
*Energy Conservation (if you would like a copy of this presentation, please contact Elaine at [email protected] )
Welcome to the “Club Corner”
Below please find club information forms:
Club Contact Form
Each year, CurlManitoba requests that clubs fill out a “club contact sheet” with information on various club contacts including club president, secretary, ice maker, and junior curling coordinator. This form helps us to stay in touch with your club and send the appropriate information to the appropriate people.
Download a copy of the form as Adobe PDF or Microsoft Word.
CurlManitoba Membership Reporting Form
CurlManitoba requires each curling club to report on their club which includes demographic information. This is a requirement for provincial funding from Sport Manitoba. Also, CurlManitoba determines the membership fees due for each club based on this information.
Please use the following form to report the required information. Download a copy of the form in Microsoft Excel format here.
CurlManitoba Participant Fee Reimbursement Form
Club members who curl at multiple clubs and wish to be reimbursed for their membership fees please click here for the reimbursement form.
CurlManitoba Marketing
CurlManitoba has a variety of marketing opportunities that sponsors and clubs can take advantage of to promote their business, services and programs. These opportunities include our club mailouts, enewsletters, and website postings. Please contact our office at [email protected] if you would like to advertise.
Curling Canada Marketing Materials
Curling Canada has many marketing materials available for clubs to use. Posters can be used to assist clubs in promoting open houses and learn to curl courses. Click here to visit the Curling Canada website for more information.
In addition, Curling Canada has created a planning guide to assist clubs in developing and implementing a Learn to Curl league. The planning guide can be downloaded here.
Economic Impact Documents
Curling Canada released documents in the last couple of years to help clubs if they are looking for some guidance and background information to help them get funding for projects. Please note that contact names for government will have changed in the documents.
Economic Impact of Curling in Canada
Curling Canada Infrastructure Toolkit
Curling Meeting Template
Grants
Below are links to grant programs that may be of interest to Manitoba Curling Clubs
CURLING DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
CurlManitoba has been fortunate to partner with the Provincial Government and the Department of Sport Culture, Heritage and Tourism.
Please find attached an application form for a one-time granting program. The Curling Development Program (CDP) supports eligible curling organizations with costs associated with special programming, events, and minor facility upgrades. Please contact the Sport and Tourism Policy Branch of the Department of Sport, Culture, Heritage, and Tourism at [email protected] if you have any questions or to discuss your application.
Do not delay. Grant application deadline is November 15th, 2024. Project eligibility is for projects from April 1, 2024 – March 31, 2025.
National Sport Trust Fund
CurlManitoba and its member facilities are able to establish projects through the National Sport Trust Fund, Manitoba Chapter, which is the Manitoba Chapter of the Canadian Council of Provincial & Territorial Sport Federations (CCPTSF, a Registered Canadian Amateur Athletic Association) with charitable statues that enables Canadian to receive a tax receipt for gifts to benefit amateur athletics. The Trust Fund, Sport Manitoba, and its members like CurlManitoba, all work together for the benefit of amateur sport in Manitoba. The program is administered by Sport Manitoba.
CurlManitoba and our member clubs can establish projects to ensure club fundraising activities for capital projects and other sport initiatives for the betterment of curling at your club can be tax deductible. By registering your project with the National Sport Trust Fund, your curling centre will have the opportunity to increase its fundraising potential.
- Your curling centre will be eligible to apply for various granting opportunities that are only accessible to registered charitable organizations.
- Local businesses or individuals can receive charitable donation tax receipts for eligible charitable donations to support your curling centre.
Contact CurlManitoba Executive Director Craig Baker for endorsement and to start your application process. Click here for more information.
Building Sustainable Communities Program
The Building Sustainable Communities grant helps build thriving sustainable communities that provide a high quality of life for Manitobans. The grant leverages investments in community development by local governments, non-profit organizations, and others.
Eligible community development projects include:
- Planning activities
- Organizational capacity building
- Community or regional initiatives
- Community, culture, or recreation capital infrastructure projects
Click here for the Building Sustainable Communities Program website.
Club E-Newsletters
CurlManitoba sends out a club e-newsletter periodically throughout the season to provide clubs in Manitoba with helpful information. These newsletters are separate from our twice-monthly newsletters that go out. To be added to the club e-newsletter list, please forward your email address to [email protected].
Provincial Sport Region Boundaries
Manitoba is divided into 5 different sport regions; North, West, South, East and Winnipeg. The West and South regions will have two divisions within the larger region.
CurlManitoba Member Clubs
Clubs in Manitoba pay a membership fee to CurlManitoba. In return clubs receive a variety of benefits. The list of current member curling clubs is below. Highlighted clubs are linked to their website or facebook page.
CurlManitoba hosts a variety of competitions during the curling season throughout the province.
There are two types of events that clubs can apply to host, Berths and Provincial Championships. Here are a list of Berths and Provincial Championships that clubs can apply to host:
PROVINCIAL HOSTING OPPORTUNITIES:
Co-ops of Manitoba Junior Men’s Provincial
Co-ops of Manitoba Junior Women’s Provincial
RME Women of the Rings presented by Case IH
Viterra Championship
Strathcona Trust Senior Men’s Provincial/Pharmasave Senior Women’s Provincial
Manitoba’s Credit Unions Master Men’s and Women’s Provincials
Asham U18 Provincial Championships
Chicken Chef Mixed Provincial
Dynasty Mixed Doubles Provincial Championship
Seagram’s Whisky Curling Club Provincial Championships
Junior U20 Mixed Doubles Provincial Championship
BERTH HOSTING OPPORTUNITIES:
RME Women’s Berth Bonspiel
Viterra Berth Bonspiel
Click Here for CurlManitoba Events Hosting Criteria
Click Here for Regional & Berth Bonspiel Host Chair Responsibilities
BONSPIELS WITH A BERTH
Clubs may obtain the right to award a berth to a Provincial Championship through a bonspiel being held at their club. For further information please contact Elaine Owen at [email protected]
REGIONAL HOSTING
Clubs who would be interested in hosting a regional competition can contact Elaine Owen at [email protected]
As a service to the curling community in Manitoba, CurlManitoba will develop draws for member clubs and leagues at no charge. For non member clubs and leagues the charge will vary depending upon the size and complexity of the draw.
For information please contact the Elaine Owen at [email protected] with the number of teams, number of sheets and type of draw required.
We are also pleased to be able to provide a variety of resources for clubs to access including scorecards and draw sheets. Please contact Tracey Ewasko at [email protected] for information.
CurlManitoba is an association representing a diverse membership including curling facilities, leagues, associations and individual participants. These members come from across the province and include rural and urban facilities, competitive and recreational curlers of all ages.
Click here for a full list of membership benefits.
Club sheet numbers are listed below.
Ice numbers shown are standard for all competitions.
All other rural clubs are numbered starting at 1.
| Ice No. | Location | Phone No. |
| 1-9 | Granite One Granite Way |
204-775-CURL(2875) |
| 41-48 | Heather 120 Youville St. at Yardley Ave. |
204-237-4821 |
| 51-56 | Fort Rouge 750 Daly Street |
204-475-0888 |
| 71-75 | Elmwood 300 Brazier Street Winnipeg, Manitoba R2L 1P3 |
204-667-5726 |
| 91-96 | Deer Lodge 425 Woodlawn Street |
204-888-4834 |
| 101-106 | Pembina 1341 Pembina Highway |
204-453-5733 |
| 111-116 | Fort Garry 696 Archibald Street |
204-233-4477 |
| 131-136 | St. Vital St. Anne’s Rd. at Regal Ave. |
204-256-3623 |
| 211-215 | Charleswood Grant Ave. at Oakdale Drive |
204-832-2333 |
| 231-238 | Assiniboine Memorial 940 Vimy Road Box 20062, RPO Westwood Winnipeg, Manitoba R3K 2E5 |
204 832-5817 |
| 241-245 | West St. Paul 431 Grassmere Rd., West St Paul, MB |
204-338-0240 |
| 261-266 | East St Paul Hoddinott Road, East St Paul, MB |
204-661-5837 |
| 271-274 | Springfield Dugald Road (Rte 115), Dugald, MB |
204-853-7729 |
| 301-303 | LaSalle PR 330, La Salle, MB |
204-736-4457 |
| 311-316 | Selkirk 381 Jemima St., Selkirk,MB |
204- 482-6949 |
| 351-353 | St. Adolphe 327 St.Adolphe Rd., St.Adolphe,MB |
204-883-2249 |