Author Archives: Bill B

If anyone has a suggestioni, please comment on this post or email shuffleboardbill@gmail.com. Freda of Port Rowan as written us to say – We are planning to resurface our outdoor concrete shuffleboard courts in Port Rowan, Ontario. Could you recommend … Continue reading →

Geordie Archer has passed away after a long battle with cancer. Geordie was a member of the Coldwater Shuffleboard Club. He enjoyed playing and competing in the game. Geordie was always at the shuffleboard club working on the courts and assisting in … Continue reading →

From: Marlene Hillier > All Spring / Summer programs in London to be cancelled due to the COVID pandemic. Marlene Hillier London Shuffleboard. Bill’s comment Marlene, we are sorry to hear that your season was cancelled, but it seems we are all … Continue reading →

Jim Corbeil, CNSA President,  sent the excellent video – as posted here-> CNSA Website post

This post will list all the changes to, and cancellations of  club shuffleboard for this summer that we have heard about. To make it easiest to find new information, newest information will be at the top. This list will “Stick” … Continue reading →

Carole Archer, Coldwater President, had sent an email saying “It is almost a certainty that our summer season for shuffleboard is cancelled as we were to start on the 5th of May.  So until this terrible Covid-19 has been cleared, … Continue reading →

Due to several emails coming to me at once, I missed posting the following from Carole Archer, Coldwater Club President: “As most of you know, it is with a heavy heart that I send this email to say that we … Continue reading →

The OSA will be postponing all tournaments for 2020, as we are in this pandemic, we need you to stay home and stay safe. We will keep you undated on any future news. Carl Rogerson, Pres. OSA.

Please click here to see this post on the CNSA website.

Originally posted on CNSA Shuffleboard Canada:
The CNSA Tournament in Ingersoll May 25-27, 2020 will be suspended until further notice do to the Coronavirus. Jim Corbeil, President CNSA.