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HELP Save Curling in Toronto NOW
Curling needs help. Hundreds of curlers have been shut out from playing the sport they love in Toronto.
Contact your city representative directly to demand more curling facilities in Toronto.
Complete the following City of Toronto Parks & Recreation Department's Ice Strategy survey before the deadline of Feb 2nd, 2026 by clicking:
City of Toronto Ice Facilities StrategyCurling is a sport for everyone, and it is a sport for life.
Curlers across Toronto and the GTA have lost many curling facilities in the last several years displacing many hundreds of curlers. West Toronto was especially hard hit - there are no curling facilities in the wards of Etobicoke and York. These closures were not due to a lack of demand for curling. The demand for curling is strong as shown in the 2020 study done by the City of Toronto as well as analysis by Curling Canada.
The remaining curling facilities could handle only a few of the displaced curlers. The rest had to travel to cities outside Toronto. Sadly, many quit the sport.
The West End Curling Committee (WECC) is a group of concerned curlers who are committed to finding solutions to address the lack of curling facilities in West Toronto and beyond.
The WECC vision is for a new City of Toronto owned facility. WECC believes it is important to help build a healthy, vibrant, socially active community through curling to achieve the many benefits that curling brings – both tangible and intangible. Inclusion, accessibility and diversity are key elements in the WECC vision. Everyone who wants to curl will be welcome to curl.
Contact WECC at
- Email: westendcurling@gmail.com
- X: @westendcurling.com
- Facebook: West End Curling Committee