Hello Curlers,

The 63rd Annual BC Firefighters Curling Championships are on January 26-30th, and are fast approaching.

Just a reminder that Registration *must* be in no later than January 7, 2022. Please try and get them in earlier so all of the organizers  can have a good idea of how many curlers will be attending to make this another great event!!

**All Curlers Must Declare Their Proof Of Vaccination.**

Be advised:

All curlers MUST  present proof of vaccination before they are able to participate in the 63rd Annual BC Fire Fighters Curling Championship. We will update everyone when and where we will be checking proof of vaccination.

All visitors will need to have their proof of vaccination ready at the doors to enter and watch 63rd Annual BC Fire Fighters Curling Championship at Tunnel Town Curling Club.

Thank you for your understanding during these challenging times.

Hello Curlers,

On behalf of the whole Executive Board, We would like to say hello and look forward to seeing everyone at our 63rd Annual BC F.F. Curling Championships in beautiful sunny Tsawwessen this year. The organizers are working very hard to make this event an awesome experience for all.

Good curling and see you all there!!

Mike Caton
President

63rd Annual BC Fire Fighters Curling Championship 

at Tunnel Town Curling Club

South Delta Recreation Centre, 1720 56 St, Delta, BC

Hosted by the BC Fire fighters Curling Association

In located in Sunny Tsawwassen, B.C.

January 26 – 30, 2022

Just a reminder that Registration *must* be in no later than January 7, 2022. Please try and get them in earlier so all of the organizers  can have a good idea of how many curlers will be attending to make this another great event!!

Register your team 

Just a reminder that Registration *must* be in no later than January 7, 2022. Please try and get them in earlier so all of the organizers  can have a good idea of how many curlers will be attending to make this another great event!!

Team Entry Form
(Download the PDF onto your computer as it will then be an editable PDF Form)

Fill out the PDF and send it to reuper@shaw.ca

Or you can register your team without the pdf, but the email must contain the following information.
Each players full name, position on team and number of years played

Registration deadline is January 7th 2022.

Contact: Rick Euper email: reuper@shaw.ca

Rick Euper would like everyone to know that you can also pay by e-transfer as well.

If you have any problems or questions please don’t hesitate to contact him:
Secertary Treasurer
Provincial Director BC Fire Fighters Curling Association
250-863-2647
reuper@shaw.ca

For Hotel Information follow the link below or select Events from the top task bar and click on ” 63rd Annual BC F.F. Curling Championships” for all information on the Championships.

63nd Annual BC F.F. Curling Championships

The Canadian Firefighter Curling association this year is giving every province $5000.00 from the fund raising as they did last year.

The Canadian Firefighter Curling association are also going to be donating another $10,000.00 to each province to donate to the charity of their choice. This donation can be split into two different charities if we would like.

At the Executive Meeting on July 21 we collectively selected the following three charities that we would like to donate to.

The BC Burn Fund
The BC Jr. Curling
The Children’s Hospital.

We would like each member to go to our BCFFCA Facebook page and cast a vote in the comments. Select two of the above charities to
whom you think we should donate this money to.

Vote Here: BCFFCA Facebook

**Only BCFFCA members votes will count**

Please reply by July 31, 2021

The BC FireFighters Championship Bonspiel will be held January 26-30
2022 at Tunnel Town Curling in Tsawwassen. More details to come.

Ed Ferleyko , retd BFD , passed away this June 19th, at the age of 75 . He was diagnosed in January of this year, with an aggressive form of bone marrow cancer . Gone to soon !! Fast Eddy !!! Ed was hired in July of 1971, and retired July of 2003 as a captain. Ed was born in Saskatchewan , must of been on a farm because, Eddy was a farm boy ,thru and thru . He loved his side job , landscaping , he felt right at home on his John Deere tractor . He would have that tractor off the trailer, moving dirt and rock, before the homeowner had told him what he wanted. Fast Eddy !! Family was very important to Ed , and his wife Dianne . Both had large families back on the prairies , and they liked to come visit the west coast . When they came , they all came !! Another love of Ed’s was curling . Ed was quite successful in the firefighters curling provincial playdowns . Winning the province , and heading to the nationals three times . Eds biggest curling claim to fame would be going to the nationals in 1986 in Montreal on the John Campbell rink , and bringing home the championship to BC. In the process, beating World and Canadian champion, Ed Werenich “The Wrench” , representing S Ontario , in the semi final . One final story, Fast Eddy , was strong like bull , be careful ! Teammate Dave Tory on a road trip , decided to tweak Eds substantial nose. MISTAKE . Fast Eddy inverted Daves nose to an extreme that he would have drowned in rain storm . Daves nose didn’t recover for days . RIP SNIFFLES

It is with great sadness that we announce the  passing of the passing of Jim McGrath, long time member of the SOFFCA and truly an icon in the curling world.
Jim had been battling cancer for the past few years and passed away on January 15, 2021.
Our thoughts and condolences are extended to Jim’s family and friends from the curling and firefighting worlds.

Please read the document below regarding the decision on the 2021 BCFFCA Champions.

2020 event annoucement (1)

**Due to Covid19 Royal City Curling Club has NEW guidelines in place for the 2020 curling season.**
Please follow the link below and and read through all of the new guidelines as well as every curler must fill out the COVID & RELEASE OF LIABILITY WAIVERS

Royal City Curling Club Guidlines

SEPTEMBER 2020 – COVID UPDATE

COVID & RELEASE OF LIABILITY WAIVERS *Must fill out the two forms before curling*

Royal City Waiver-Age of Majority

Royal City Covid – 19 Declaration

Welcome back curlers! It is another year and time to be thinking of sliding and sweeping (otherwise known as curling).

We are encouraging new members to come out and give curling a try. It doesn’t matter if you are a pro or never thrown a rock before. Learn the game and be part of the rich history and tradition of curling. Come out and enjoy the great hospitality of Emergency Services Curling League and have a great time while you are there.
Good curling and most of all Good Friends make lasting Friendships. Enjoy!!!

Date: October 23th 2020
PLACE: ROYAL CITY CURLING CLUB IN NEW WESTMINSTER
TIME: 0930 hrs. – Games begin at 0930 hrs.
(0830hrs practice time)
COST: $ 95.00 – $100.00 Approximately

For more information contact:
Steve Errington: 604.802.0915 E-mail: errington1420@gmail.com
John Nicholson: 604.614.8867 E-mail: johnnyfire70@shaw.ca