Until this great work is completed, our dominion is little more than a geographical expression - Sir John A. Macdonald

Travel through the eras of  history and the development of the various nations that make up Canada today.

Women's World Championships | Men's World Championships | Junior Men's World Championships | Junior Women's World Championships | Men's Brier | Women's Brier

Curling is a sport that was invented and developed in Scotland but many claim it was first played on the frozen waters of the St Lawrence River. A cold windy prairie night or a soft snowfall in North Ontario or a freezing storm off the Atlantic in Nova Scotia; these are all the scenes of Canadian curling and it's winter procession of games across the country.

Although hockey is the main sport in Canada, curling offers many familiar sights and sounds which most Canadian's recognized and sets them at ease. It is a winter ritual which brings the community, of all ages together.