Enderby Curling Club
1605 Kate St End V0E 1V2 Enderby, BC, Canada

A BIG thank you goes out to Bob Hagman for working some magic!

This too Shall Pass......

Adult curling needs to pause Dear Curlers, Covid-19 is spreading in our communities and, as a province, we have not been able to bend the curve of the second wave. New measures to bring the numbers under control are now being rolled out. As a result, adult curling (19 and up) needs to pause.... We know this is difficult news for many of you. It is also difficult news for us. We understand. We can relate. We must remember that none of this is anyone’s fault. We all banded together and created strict safety protocols. We did our best to stay one step ahead of this virus. But there are many things we don’t understand about this virus. And as Dr Bonnie Henry has said, the protocols that we thought were enough two or three months ago are turning out to not be enough. It is heart-wrenching, but it is our reality. We want to thank every single person who helped ensure that curling could start at many of our clubs this year. We learned a lot and we had fun. Your actions were not wasted. But now it is time for us to pause. We are a community that acts like a family and we are committed to working with our members, with viaSport and with our health authorities to get through this pandemic together. The pause on indoor adult sports does not have an expiration date. So we do not yet know when adult curling will be allowed to continue. We hope it is sooner, rather than later. Clubs may remain open for junior curling (Under 19) and individual practice (one person) for both juniors and adults. Another change is that junior teams must now maintain 3m physical distancing. And there should be no spectators and no travelling with your team. (Teams should stay within their own club). We understand that this may not be something that clubs will be able to afford to do. Find the details of the restrictions here. We will send more information once we know more. In the meantime, stay connected with us on social media or visit our website www.curlbc.ca and enjoy a quiet December at home with your family or core bubble family. If you have any questions please reach out to us. Scott Braley - CEO - [email protected] Melissa Sim - Member Services Manager - [email protected] Rebecca Connop Price - Communications & Marketing Manager - [email protected] Will Sutton - Competitions Manager - [email protected] Kim Dennis - Education Coordinator - [email protected] Melissa Soligo - High Performance Director - [email protected] Lindsay Shannon - Administrative Coordinator - [email protected] Twitter Facebook Website Copyright 2020 Curl BC, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you are a member of Curl BC or have signed up to our mailing list. Our mailing address is: Curl BC Suite 2001A - 3713 Kensington Avenue Burnaby, BC V5B 0A7 Canada Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. Email Marketing Powered by Mailchimp

For anyone that hasn’t seen the last couple of RiverTalks.

Covid-19 update for Nov. 25 Dear Curlers, Many of you will have seen that the provincial government has now released details of the mask mandate. (See the release here: https://news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2020EMBC0061-001960).... While the order does allow for the removal of masks during physical activity, Curl BC will continue to recommend mandatory masks on and off the ice in curling facilities.

View this email in your browser Dear members, Many of you were listening to today’s Provincial Health Officer announcement which extended measures to limit the spread of Covid-19. The good news is curling can continue in BC but it must be done with a mask and with physically distanced play....Continue reading