Covid Updates
RETURN TO CURLING
The underlying principles of these guidelines are physical distancing, efficient contact tracing, implementing safety measures, and enhanced cleaning protocols. In addition, Tunnel Town Curling Club will follow the gathering size guidelines as recommended by the British Columbia Health Authority for the duration of the 2020-2021 season. As a whole, we took a common-sense approach to the development of our guidelines, based on requirements and recommendations from CurlBC and viaSport.
Our first priority is a safe season, this is non-negotiable but keeping in mind our desire for as close to a normal season as possible. With a few modifications to the traditional rules, it is entirely possible for people to continue to play in a manner that is physically distant and low risk.
It is a requirement to curl, that you read and understand our Return to Curling Guidelines.
Order of the Provincial Health Officer HERE
Curl BC
- 2023 BC Mixed Doubles Championship rolls into Kamloops this week 6 February 2023
- Curling Canada outlines changes to official rules 3 February 2023
- Beaver Valley schools local youth in curling 1 February 2023
- New Business of Curling website serves as a knowledge centre for club operations 1 February 2023
- 2023 BC U21 Championship finishes with a flourish—and new champions 30 January 2023