Ladies Curling Association
The Ladies Curling Association (LCA) was established in 1904, making it one of the oldest organizations dedicated to women’s curling in Canada.
Over more than a century, the LCA has supported the development of women’s curling through interclub competitions, championships, and organized events across Quebec and eastern Ontario. Its longstanding tradition combines competitive sport with fellowship, sportsmanship, and the preservation of curling’s community-based heritage.
Today, the LCA continues to provide opportunities for women curlers of varied experience levels while maintaining the traditions established by its founders over 100 years ago.
The LCA districts
Centre 7
Buckingham
Carleton Heights
City View
Granite
Ottawa Hunt
R.A. Women's Daytime
R.C.M.P. Ladies
R.C.N. Day Ladies
Russell
Centre 8 (Evening / Business ladies)
Buckingham Evening
Carleton Heights Evening
City View Evening
Granite Evening
Metcalfe Evening
Ottawa Hunt Evening
R.A. Women's Evening
R.C.M.P. Ladies
R.C.N. Evening Ladies
Rideau Evening
Russell Evening
Winchester Evening
Centre 9
Morrisburg
North Grenville
Prescott
Centre 10
Huntley
Manotick
Richmond
Smith Falls
Centre 11
Arnprior
Centre 12
Alexandria
Cornwall
Glengarry (Maxville)
Eastern Ontario including
Quebec-Ottawa Valley area
District 2
Centre 1
Glenmore
Hudson Whitlock
Lachine
Pointe Claire
Centre 2
Montreal West
Mont Bruno
Royal Montreal
St. Lambert
Town of Mount Royal
Centre 3
Huntingdon
Lacolle
Ormstown
Riverfield
Centre 4
Area border:
North Hatley / Sherbrooke /Windsor
Centre 5
Area border:
Celanese / Drummondville/ Grand Mère / Shawinigan / Trois Rivières
Centre 6 (Evening / Business ladies)
Glenmore Evening
Hudson Whitlock Evening
Lachine Evening
Montreal West Evening
Mont Bruno Evening
Pointe Claire Evening
Royal Montreal Evening
St. Lambert Evening
Town of Mount Royal Evening
