Read the waivers
Everyone acknowledges the Curling Canada liability and consent documents on the registration form. Parents of youth curlers also review Rowan’s Law. All documents are below.
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Join the club
Registration for the 2026–27 season — our 150th — is open. You can enter as a full team, as a couple, or on your own. No experience and no equipment required.
First time on the ice
What you actually need to bring.
Less than people expect. The club supplies rocks, brooms, sliders and delivery sticks, and there is always someone who will walk you through the basics before your first draw.
- 1 Clean, flat-soled shoes. A pair of running shoes that have never been worn outside — grit on the ice ruins it for everyone.
- 2 Warm, loose clothing. Layers you can bend in. The ice shed sits a few degrees above freezing.
- 3 Nothing else. Equipment is provided. If you decide curling is for you, members are happy to advise on brooms and shoes later.
Step by step
How to register
Complete the form
Pick your league or leagues, tell us your preferred position, and note whether you are entering a team or want to be placed on one.
Pay your dues
Fees are set each year at the Annual General Meeting in June. Pay at the club by cash, cheque or card, or arrange e-transfer with the office.
Meet your convener
Your league convener will be in touch with the draw schedule before the season starts in October.
Registering online takes about ten minutes and you can pay by card or at the club. Fees are confirmed at the June AGM.
Little Rock & Juniors
Youth curling on Sunday mornings.
Fun, friendship, etiquette and safety, and curling skills that last a lifetime. Little Rocks start at 9:30 am for children who have never curled; Juniors run 11:00 am to 1:00 pm for those with a season behind them.
Youth-sized rocks to begin with, advancing to regulation stones. High school students help coach the morning session — and can earn volunteer hours doing it, or by helping at bonspiels, steak nights and Champions Night.
Rowan’s Law: Ontario requires every youth athlete and parent to
review the concussion awareness resources before taking part. The age-appropriate
booklets are linked below.
Before you register
Liability, waivers & Rowan’s Law
Please read the documents that apply to you or your child. You sign them as part of registering — and if the club amends one later, you can re-sign it online without coming in.
Already a member? If you have a waiver outstanding, or the club has
amended one since you last signed,
sign it online here — type your name, sign with your
mouse or finger, and we keep a signed copy you can download.
Curling Canada — Release of Liability
All members
Curling Canada — Informed Consent
All members
Rowan’s Law Acknowledgment Form
Required for members under 26 and their parents or guardians
Rowan’s Law booklet — ages 10 and under
Concussion awareness resource
Rowan’s Law booklet — ages 11 to 14
Concussion awareness resource
Rowan’s Law booklet — ages 15 and up
Concussion awareness resource
Curling Canada rule book — general play
Reference, not required reading
Curl in our 150th season.
Six sheets, thirteen leagues, and a club that has been putting rocks on Peel Street since 1893. There is a draw here that fits your week.