COVID-19 Resources

THE RESUMPTION OF CURLING IN SASKATCHEWAN WILL BE AN IMPORTANT PART OF RETURNING TO A DEGREE OF NORMALCY DURING THE PANDEMIC. AS A HEALTHY, COMMUNITY-BUILDING ACTIVITY, CURLING CAN HAVE A POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE MINDS, BODIES AND SPIRITS OF SASKATCHEWAN RESIDENTS. IN TIME, SPORT WILL CONTRIBUTE TO REBUILDING THE ECONOMY AS WELL.

CURLSASK Return to Play Guidelines

Release date: August 27, 2020

CURLSASK has worked to ensure our Saskatchewan Curling Clubs and athletes can safely return to the ice! We have combined a number of resources to ensure the guidelines of Curling Canada and Saskatchewan Health Authority have been met. As the guidelines change frequently, it is important to stay up to date. We will do our best to assist you in this process to the best of our ability.

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Curling Canada Return to Play Guidelines

While these guidelines are national by nature, you and your club must follow the authority of relevant agencies in your community / municipality / province / territory to customize your own plan. Further, these best practices may be expanded or changed based on evolving guidance from your governing authorities. Use this document as a guide to develop your own program for start-up this Fall.

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Re-Open Sask Plan - Aug 5, 2020

Although the challenge is formidable, it’s one that we’re overcoming by working together. We’re resilient people and are not allowing COVID-19 to dampen our spirit or dim our anticipation of the future.

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Sport and Activity Guidelines

Operators of sports and recreation facilities (multiplexes, gymnasiums, courts, rinks, training facilities, indoor playgrounds, etc.) in Saskatchewan must be in compliance with these guidelines.

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