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In 1995, the World Curling Players Association was incorporated as a Non-Share Capital Corporation under Part II of the Canada Corporations Act. The first directors of the corporation were: Kerry Burtnyk, Kevin Martin, Randy Woytowich, John Base, Mark Noseworthy and Rob Krepps. Players' Advisory Council Paul Boutilier President / VP Atlantic Brent Pierce VP West Bruce Korte VP Saskatchewan Coming Soon VP Manitoba Peter Steski VP Central Kevin Martin Past President The initial outlined objections of the Association were to promote the sport of curling and to work in the best interest of competitive curlers by providing meaningful membership benefits (i.e.: membership cards, regular newsletters, input on key issues, etc.), and by actively lobbying various organizations on its members behalf. In 1999, a new Players Advisory Council (P.A.C.) was established by way of a national member vote. Vice-Presidents representing 5 different regions in Canada as well as one in Europe will each serve 2 year terms on a rotational basis.

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This site dedicated to spiels in Quebec, relating to the Quebec Tour.

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A comprehensive site with player profiles, top 200 world rankings, curling news, feature articles, event coverage and much more.

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The mission of Curling Quebec is to offer to lovers of curling, and to all others who are interested in becoming such, the possibility of enjoying our sport within the framework of an organized structure supported by various services.

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Information site on the basics of the sport of curling

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The purpose and aims of the WCF are: to represent curling internationally and to facilitate the growth of such sport through the nations of the world; to promote co-operation and mutual understanding amongst Member Nations and to unite curlers throughout the world; to defend and further the interests of world curling; to conduct world curling competitions; to formulate rules of the sport of curling for world competitions and all other competitions approved by the WCF; to respect the autonomy of its Member Nations.

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This site was created in March, 1997 to fill a void on the Web, that being a lack of history on the sport of curling. On this site, all of those who played in the Brier and in the world curling championship (men's and women's) are listed. Also here are Canadian mixed, senior and junior champions of years gone by and also information on curling at the Olympics and the World Curling Tour. More information will be added as research for this page continues.

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Team Ferbey hails from Edmonton, AB.

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The Detroit Curling Club is a proud member of the OCA and the USCA.

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After 7 years of inactivity, The Kansas City Curling Club will begin again this November 2003. This assumes we can increase our membership from 20-40 and raise enough start up capitol to buy the equipement.

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The Kansas City Curling Club is looking to reactivate by next november. We need equipment and to raise our membership from 25 to 45 members. If you know anyone who have moved to Kansas City have them contact us through our website at www.KCcurling.com

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To promote curling events in Ontario that reward sponsors, curlers, and curling clubs and to build a environment that fosters the growth of the game..more curlers..more events

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The World Curling Tour was founded in 1990 with the simple philosophy of organizing bonspiels into a tour and have a Championship consisting of the top performers from these events.

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Come visit CURLINGTOUR, your online curling community!

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The main goal that we try to reach is to raise the overall quality of the tournaments. Until last season, there were too many small bonspiels which were not able to attract the top teams and therefore had to fill the open spots with local teams. The five tournaments are now spread evenly across Europe, making our Tour less centered in Switzerland. We are truly becoming a European Tour! We hope, that many teams will take the opportunity to travel abroad and visit competitions they haven’t played before. The increased profit possibilities should make that decision an easy one.