Curling Canada is an association of provincial, territorial, and regional curling associations that provides a broad array of programs and services to its members. Curling Canada leads the development of resources nationally; while it relies largely on Member Associations to deliver these resources to affiliated clubs and curlers from coast to coast to coast.

Curling Canada’s member services and benefits are funded by a Curling Development Fee (CDF), which is assessed to Member Associations on a per capita basis, and is then typically passed along by Member Associations to their Member Clubs, and by Member Clubs to individual curlers. Curling Canada’s CDF is currently $5 per affiliated curler in Canada.

Curling Canada and its Member Associations collect fees with the goal of transforming individual contribution into collective impact by engaging in activities that create better conditions for the game to prosper. As certain objectives are more easily and efficiently accomplished collaboratively, associations pool the curling community’s resources to create otherwise unlikely benefits that have a positive impact on curling at the national, provincial, territorial, regional, and community level.

Through this modest commitment — individuals, clubs, and associations are contributing to the health of curling in Canada, now and in the future.