Ottawa, ON — In a landmark move, Curling Canada has officially agreed to a new four-year contract that promises to shape the future of the sport in the country. This long-term deal, finalized earlier today, underscores Curling Canada’s commitment to enhancing the sport’s profile, development programs, and competitive landscape.
The agreement, which is set to run through the next Olympic cycle, includes provisions for increased funding for grassroots initiatives, expanded media coverage, and enhanced support for elite athletes. The contract is expected to bring stability and growth to the curling community, ensuring that Canadian athletes remain at the forefront of international competition.
Curling Canada’s CEO, Katherine Henderson, expressed her optimism about the new deal, stating, “This agreement marks a significant step forward for curling in Canada. It ensures that we can continue to nurture talent at every level, from local clubs to the international stage, and maintain Canada’s reputation as a powerhouse in the sport.”
The contract also includes plans for major events, including national championships and international tournaments hosted on Canadian soil. These events are anticipated to draw significant attention, further solidifying curling’s status as a beloved winter sport across the country.
This four-year deal is seen as a crucial foundation for Curling Canada as it aims to build on its historic successes and inspire a new generation of curlers.
Further details on the contract’s specific provisions and the upcoming season’s schedule will be announced in the coming weeks.
