Join the nationwide celebration of the greatest sport in Canada!
You have the stories. We want to hear them.
- Share your favourite personal curling story.
- Encourage your curling centre or rink to submit their most unique curling experience.
- Have fun with one big game of curling including scores from every rink in Canada!
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YOUR STORIES
We want to hear the interesting stories about curling rinks and the people who curl!
Curling Club Entries
For curling rink ‘entries’, submit photos of your front entrance with the rink’s name, photos of your warm area (lounge) and the ice area (preferably with people in the images). Then submit interesting in-house stories; for example: multiple generations of the same family curling; unique programming (such as glow in the dark); or any other neat things at your club. That might include outdoor curling, special curling days, funky warm areas, great volunteers, good eats, or any other innovation!
Send in your photos/videos by January 24, 2020. We will be selecting the club with the most interesting submission to host the legendary and iconic Brier Tankard Trophy on February 22 for the day. And, you can bet that trophy will be accompanied by at least one former Brier champion!
FULL CONTEST RULES & REGULATIONS
Individual Curler Entries
This is for all Canadian curlers! Whether you’ve played all your life or you’ve played just once, if you have something neat or cool to share, we want to see it. Submit the images (photos or video) of you and/or your friends relating to curling. It can be outdoor curling on a river/lake/ backyard; or, it could be a fun bonspiel theme you’ve participated in. We’d love to hear about any of your curling adventures or aspirations—use your imagination!
Send in your photos/video and stories by 3pm ET on February 22, 2020. Each submission will earn the person sharing their story one (1) ballot to win an all-expenses-paid closing weekend trip for four (4) people to the 2021 Tim Hortons Brier! (The prize will include transportation, two double occupancy hotel rooms for four nights, tickets for all games on the final four days and Brier clothing.)
PRIZES
Curling Canada has created a number of contests for the 2020 Curling Day in Canada celebrations; each as a thank you for helping to raise awareness about our great sport and for sharing your personal stories!
$10,000 Curling Rink Renovation Grant!
Curling Clubs & Members
The Canada-wide curling game will require each participating club to submit their scores, after each draw, for the games played on February 22, 2020. Each club that submits at least one game score will receive a complimentary ballot into the draw for the $10,000 club renovation grant. Be the lucky winner and your club will receive a cheque for $10,000 to help renovate any part of your operation! We are also asking each club to collect $1 per player per game (but you don’t pay twice) with 100% of the monies supporting Curling Canada’s For the Love of Curling scholarship program.
Trip to the 2021 Tim Hortons Brier!
Individual Curlers
Anyone who plays the game regularly, or once a year, or once in their lifetime, is welcome to submit their unique curling story! Each submission, received before 3:00 pm ET on February 22, 2020, will earn the person sharing their story with us one (1) ballot for the chance to win an all-expenses-paid closing weekend trip for four people to the 2021 Tim Hortons Brier! The prize includes transportation, two hotel rooms for four nights, four tickets to all games for the final four days and Brier clothing!
Tankard Trophy Visit at Your Club!
Curling Clubs
We know fun and engaging things are happening in rinks across Canada! Be sure to share your clubs most exciting, unique or historical story by January 24, 2020. We will be selecting the club with the most interesting submission to host the legendary and iconic Brier Tankard Trophy on February 22 for the day. And, you can bet that trophy will be accompanied by at least one former Brier champion!
Some of Our Favourite 2019 Curling Day in Canada Photo Submissions
BOB WEEK - CURLING IS THE MOST CANADIAN OF SPORTS
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we all curled together for the first time
Myself, my son Carter, my parents Rick and Gloria all curl. Carter and I curl out of High Park Club in Toronto. My parents curl out of Burlington Curling Club. On December 26, 2018 we all curled together for the first time. This video is our story…….
Glenn Hauptman
As President of the Kimberley Curling Club it is my honour share our story of the Kimberley Curling Club. The History of the Kimberley Curling Club is second to none in the Province of B.C. In 2007 Our building was condemned but through the hard work and dedication the Club was reopened and the Club […]
I’ve been watching curling on tv for many years but haven’t had the opportunity to play.
I’ve been watching curling on tv for many years but haven’t had the opportunity to play. A local team skipped by a friend was short of a player so I was asked to step in. What an adventure as I quickly discovered from the play that my friend was a terrible skip. The other 2 […]
