Canada will be watching Thunder Bay when the Fort William Curling Club hosts the National Wheelchair Curling Championships in March. Ten teams from across Canada will compete for nine days. Chair Dave Kawahara says they've come a long way since they first started to make the rink accessible in 2006. The sporting event is expected to bring in revenue and tourism to the community.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
T.Bay hosts National Curling
Canada will be watching Thunder Bay when the Fort William Curling Club hosts the National Wheelchair Curling Championships in March. Ten teams from across Canada will compete for nine days. Chair Dave Kawahara says they've come a long way since they first started to make the rink accessible in 2006. The sporting event is expected to bring in revenue and tourism to the community.
