We will also be hosting an CC Assistant Ice Tech course at the begining of our curling season!

Curling Canada and its Member Associations are committed to creating educational programs for individuals serving its member curling center's in the role of Ice Technician. Whether assisting with the daily maintenance or installing ice for major competitions in arenas – Curling Canada has a training program for each of the roles these important individuals play in the sport of curling. We want all participants to have the very best environment and playing conditions wherever they choose to play.

Curling Canada has two streams for its Ice Technician Training Program – Curling Centre and Competition. The Curling Centre Stream has two contexts – Assistant Curling Ice Technician and Curling Ice Technician, while the Competitions Context has one program, the Competition Ice Technician Program.

The new program will be comprised of the following courses: Assistant Curling Ice Technician Curling Ice Technician Competition Ice Technician Chief / Deputy Ice Technician

Who - Bill Butts NS's Head Ice Technician What to bring On-ice gear and warm clothing & an iPad, tablet or laptop (course materials are now found online) Where - Middleton Curling Club When - Oct 26th - 9am - 5pm Why - to expand your knowledge on ice prep and more

***If you are not part of a NS Curling member club you will be contacted to pay an additional $125 fee.

We are excited to host this program!

***If you are not part of a NS Curling member club you will be contacted to pay an additional $75 fee.

We are excited to be hosting our annual January Thaw on January 4 & 5 2025! Check out the poster for more details!

Contact Karen Sodvedt to regsiter or for more information- This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 902-389-6977 

We are excited to offer another new league opportunity this year at our club- Triples! We will be offering a triples league every Wednesday Evening starting at 7:00pm. 

Triples is the same great game of curling with a few changes- three person teams (you can register as an individual or as a team), 6 rocks total per team per end and only 6 ends! 

There will be a three rock rule instead of the traditional 5 rock rule. 

Sweeping- only 1 player is allowed to sweep until the hogline, after that 1 more person may be allowed to sweep as well. 

For more information about this fun new league contact Bruce Johnson at 902 209 0660 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Some more informtion around triples can be found here- https://www.curling.ca/files/2020/08/Curling-Canada-Triples-Final.pdf

THANK YOU to all who showed an interest- the clinic filled up so quickly! There is a wait list now- contact Larry if you are interested and we are trying to see what can be done to accommodate all who are interested! 

We are pleased to offer a FREE Stick Curling Clinic at our Club on Monday November 4th from 10:00am-2:00pm! The clinic will be done by Bruce Densmore from the NSCA. Spaces are limited to 18 people. 

Please contact Larry Drew at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 902 765-8180 to sign up! 

We are very excited to offer this new league for the upcoming 2024/2025 Curling Season!

Stick curling is new type of curling where teams are made up of two players on each team. Teams will play 6 ends with six stones thrown from each team per end. Regular stick curling rules will apply!

Weekly games will be on Thursday afternoons starting at 1:00pm until 3:00pm for the first group of 6 teams. Teams will play one game and the switch their opponent for a second game. Games take roughly an hour to play. So you will get to play two games per day! :)

If there are more than six teams registered, then there will be a second set of games from 3:00-5:00pm with the same format (teams will play one game and then switch their opponent for a second game). 

We hope to be able to offer a stick curling clinic early in the season! Check back here for updates! 

Team entry (two person teams) is preferred for registering but individuals are more than welcome to register and teams will be arranged.

For more informtion you can contact Larry Drew via text or call at 902-765-8180, or  email being This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Canadian Stick Curling Association

 Stick Curling Rules