2026 AGM Minutes Highlights

The Esquimalt Curling Club Annual General Meeting was held on March 15, 2026, bringing together members and league representatives to reflect on a successful season and look ahead to the future of the club.

Highlights include updates on the upcoming rock replacement project, strong financial results, exciting events like the Grand Slam of Curling coming to Victoria, and recognition of outstanding contributions from our members.

Read the full AGM minutes to stay informed on club decisions, initiatives, and plans for the 2026-27 season. AGM Minutes

Grand Slam of Curling Announces Victoria as Host of 2026 GSOC Invitational

The event will be held October 13–18 at the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre, with the Esquimalt Curling Club serving as the Local Host Committee.

GSOC Invitational
Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre – Victoria, BC
October 13–18, 2026

Please watch this website for information about volunteer opportunities. Additional details will be available in late April or early May 2026.

At this time, the Local Organizing Committee is finalizing volunteer roles, schedules, and the registration process. Please do not email Esquimalt Curling Club members to volunteer - we will announce when volunteer registration opens.

We truly appreciate your interest and look forward to welcoming volunteers from across the community. Thank you for your patience!

Honouring the Memory of Kathy MacKenzie

The Esquimalt Curling Club is deeply saddened to share the passing of our friend, mentor, and valued member of the curling community, Kathy MacKenzie. Kathy passed away on Friday, February 20, 2026, after a long battle with a lung infection.

Kathy’s impact on curling in our region was profound. Many of us had the privilege of working alongside her at Zone, Regional, and Provincial Championships through CurlBC. Her dedication, guidance, and generous spirit helped shape not only our competitions, but also the people who were fortunate enough to know and learn from her.

She will be deeply missed, and her influence will continue to be felt throughout the curling community for years to come.

A celebration of life is being planned by the Victoria Curling Club.   Please contact VCC for details.

We invite all who knew Kathy to take a moment to reflect on the time spent with her and the lasting impact she made on our sport and our lives.