Mark your calendars for May 28, 6:30pm, at the Kinsmen Centre on First Lake Drive for our annual general meeting to help guide our next curling season. Some topics up for discussion are the vacant Board positions - we are in need of a new Vice President, Secretary, Social Director and Junior Director (or directors). Also up for discussion will be the need for league representatives to help plan the league format and what kind of playoff format is preferred. If there are other topics you would like on the agenda, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. before May 24.

We are pleased to say we have surpassed the 50 volunteer threshold to qualify for a full share of the profits from the Olympic Trials in November. Thank you to everyone who has signed up already and please still consider volunteering for this great event. The more volunteers there are the better!

 Thank you everyone for a great 2024/25 season at Lakeshore!  Before you know it, we'll be back on the ice and next season Halifax is hosting the Canadian Curling Trials to determine the Canadian representatives for the 2026 Olympic Games in Italy. With any big event such as this, many volunteers are needed in a variety of areas - 50/50, information desk, community partnership, being a driver for teams, merchandise, etc... You can schedule shifts around your work commitments and previous purchased event tickets.  Draws take place mornings, afternoons and evenings.  I have included below a link to the exact page for info and the application to volunteer for this event.  Sign up with a teammate or two (or three!)  Spouses/partners can volunteer too - just enter "Lakeshore Curling Club" as curling club in the Additional Information panel of the volunteer page.  Many members have volunteered in the past at these events and it's a great experience to help and see some fantastic curling.  Not to mention maybe meeting a Canadian Olympic curler!

National events such as these Trials, or the Brier and Scotties, have benefits for the local curling community. The five metro Halifax curling clubs will receive a portion of the 50/50 proceeds and ticket sales (80% of the total, after expenses, divided among the five clubs) which could equal upwards of $40000.00.  In order to be part of that equation, we need 50 volunteers and we are currently at 37. Just 13 more volunteers to go to help us be able to take on some big projects at Lakeshore such as having our ice shed floor repainted to provide a clean and bright playing surface, purchasing new ice making equipment to ensure the best ice conditions possible, and to purchase and maintain our supply of broom, sliders, and grippers for Learn-to-Curl and our junior program.  There is no shortage of what we can do, but we need you in order to do it! 

Feel free to contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with any further questions

2025 Curling Trials Volunteer link

Have a great spring and summer!