The Toronto Curling Association
About Us
The TCA works closely with member clubs to develop a yearly strategic plan to support its mandate. It also works in partnership with the CurlON and Curling Canada to share information and resources to member clubs and more generally across the GTA.
The Toronto International Bonspiel Committee started the TCA in 1960.
Who We Are
The TCA is run by a volunteer board of Directors. Each Board member oversees a defined portfolio, with the exception of the President who is responsible for overseeing the implementation of the Association’s strategic plan. The TCA is funded by the annual fees that are paid by each member curling facility.
Original Members
The Boulevard Club, Dixie Curling Club, Royal Canadian Curling Club, St. George’s Golf and Country Club, Scarboro Golf and Country Club, Tam-O-Shanter, Toronto Cricket Skating and Curling Club, Weston Golf and Country Club, High Park Club, and The Granite Club.
Toronto Curling Association Constituion
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Our Volunteers Are Hard At Work!
The TCA runs, through a team of event chairs, a number of competitions each season. These events assist in strengthening a sense of community while offering competitive opportunities for new and experienced curlers.
The TCA currently has over 10,000 members at its affiliated Curling Centres. These include:
- Brampton Curling Club
- Chinguacousy Curling Club
- Dixie Curling Club
- Donalda Club
- East York Curling Club
- Granite Club
- High Park Curling Club
- King Curling Club
- Leaside Curling Club
- Mississaugua Golf & Country Club
- Oakville Curling Club
- Oshawa Curling Club
- Oshawa Golf & Curling Club
- Port Perry Curling Club
- Richmond Hill Curling Club
- Royal Canadian Curling Club
- Tam Heather Curling & Tennis Club
- The Thornhill Club
- Toronto Cricket Skating and Curling Club
- Unionville Curling Club
- Whitby Curling Club
- York Curling Club
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