Parking lot security

Some of our members have informed us of attempted theft from their vehicles over the past few days. If you suspect your vehicle has had an attempted break in or theft, or if your vehicle is missing, please report it to the Ottawa Police 911. Please also inform the Club Manager at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

OTTAWA POLICE AND YOUR INSURER BOTH RECOMMEND THAT YOU REMOVE ALL VALUABLES FROM YOUR VEHICLE AND ENSURE YOUR VEHICLE IS LOCKED AT ALL TIMES.

Please visit this website for more theft prevention tips from the Ottawa Police: 

https://www.ottawapolice.ca/en/community-safety-and-crime-prevention/vehicle-theft.aspx

THE OCC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY THEFT OR DAMAGE TO VEHICLES PARKED IN THE OCC PARKING LOT. 

Other security measures

The front entrance door will be locked 30 minutes after the last draw starts every evening to prevent unwanted visitors entering our facility. 

 

If you would like to discuss this further with the Board, we can be contacted at 
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The OCC Board

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While steeped in history that began in 1851, the modern day Ottawa Curling Club is all about its members.

We strive to provide the best playing conditions we can while also providing a nurturing and supportive environment that allows our members to achieve whether they are playing at the highest levels of the sport or volunteering at one of our numerous functions.

On Friday, June 21, 2024 The Ottawa Curling Club celebrated an amazing season from the exceptional Team Homan! The Club was filled with support by the curling community and invited guests. Local dignitaries were in attendance to support our sport - Ottawa Centre MPP Joel Harden and Ottawa Centre MP Yasir Naqvi. The OCC’s Sheet Sponsors Anatomy Physiotherapy, Moosehead, Conway Litigation, Curtis Fillier from The YOW Home Team, and Dominion City Brewing Company joined us and continue to show their support. The OCC’s largest rental league and one of Canada’s largest LGBTQ2S+ friendly league, the Rainbow Rockers Curling League’s President, Steve Horwood, along with many of its members were also in attendance. We were also fortunate to have Curling Canada representatives including CEO Nolan Thiessan, the Ottawa Valley Curling Association Chair Paul Hennessey, and representatives from CurlON including Chair Rick Thurston, who also presented Team Homan with a Lifetime Achievement Award. 

In addition to unveiling Team Homan’s National Championship banner, the OCC wanted to recognize Team Homan’s exceptional accomplishments with Lifetime Membership to the Ottawa Curling Club. Rachel Homan & Emma Miskew received this honour in advance of the 2018 Olympic Games and now Tracy Fleury & Sarah Wilkes are part of our Club’s history. 

It is also important to note that the first all-women Executive Team in the Club's storied history was able to recognize and celebrate women in sport. The Club worked very hard on this event so special thank you to President Nicole Merriman, Vice-President Alex Birtwistle, and Club Manager Dalal Abou-Eid. We would also like to thank Board Member Ian Rathwell for his hardwork on the event. 

Team Homan’s celebration did not stop at the OCC on Friday - at City Hall, Mayor Mark Sutcliffe presented Team Homan the Key to the City, the City’s highest and most prestigious honour. The Ottawa Curling Club was thrilled to celebrate in this special day.

Team Homan’s 2023-24 season was nothing short of spectacular, boasting a 67-7 record, including seven wins in ten events. The team’s dominance was further underscored by their remarkable 24-1 combined record at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts and Worlds, culminating in Canada’s first world curling title since 2018.

WAY TO GO TEAM CANADA!
We cannot wait to add the World’s banner to our Club walls in the near future. 

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