St. Albert Curling Club

Last night, someone decided to use the St. Albert Curling Club’s dumpster for their personal waste.

Unfortunately, this isn’t just an inconvenience.

The St. Albert Curling Club is a non-profit community organization. We pay for our waste removal, and when someone illegally fills our dumpster, it creates additional costs and takes resources away from the programs, facility, and activities we provide for our community.

The before-and-after photos speak for themselves.

We work hard to keep our operating costs under control so we can continue providing affordable curling and community programming. Having to deal with someone else’s garbage shouldn’t be one of those costs.

Please respect our property and our club. Our dumpster is for St. Albert Curling Club use only.

If you have items to dispose of, please use the appropriate City waste and disposal services.

Thank you to everyone in our community who continues to support and respect our club. 🥌

Come on down and check us out at the St.Albert Lifestyle Expo!

Booth is set up for the St. Albert Lifestyle Expo and Sale! Come on down and visit us at Booth #345.
We have table curling, treats and giveaways!
Hope to see you there!

We are incredibly proud to share that this year’s winners at the Canadian Stick Championships in Nova Scotia are part of the St. Albert Curling Club family!

Congratulations to:
🥇 Sandy Kaufman & Jan Chateauvert – Gold Medal (Ladies)
🥉 Glenys & Al Edwards – Bronze Medal (Mixed)

What an amazing achievement—way to represent St. Albert on the national stage!

Congratulations to Ervin & Don on their win today! They will be representing the St. Albert Curling Club in Spruce Grove at the Tournament of Champions! https://www.edmontoncurling.ca/cities

🏆 Congratulations to Jackie Rae Greening and Doug McLennan! 🥌

Team Bakker (Jackie Rae) and Team Balderston (Doug) were Champions of the 2026 Alberta Kananaskis Nordic Spa Masters Provincial Championship!

Both Jackie Rae and Doug are long-time supporters of the St. Albert Curling Club, and we’re incredibly proud to celebrate their success.

These two teams have also earned the right to represent Team Alberta on the national stage! The 2026 Canadian Masters Curling Championships will take place April 6–11 in Grande Prairie, AB.

Way to represent with skill, determination, and great curling. 👏