Welcome Aboard!
The 2012 Nova Scotia Provincial Championships was held
in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia. The NSPCA wishes to thank championship Hosts Ward
Beck and Alfie O`Quinn for a great event. Team Fidler our Champion will
now attend this years Canadian Championships in Montreal. Hope to see
you all in Bridgetown, NS. in 2013
View our opening 2012 Ceremonies photo's
here
Stuart Knockwood - Matt Mader - Hugh Fidler - Joe Taplin |
Follow all the Championship action here. |
Ward Beck
2012 Recipient of the
S/Sgt Richard (Dick) Seamone
Sportsmanship Award |
The Moran Team won the
S/Sgt Keith Thompson Memorial Trophy
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2012 Runner Up - Team Praught
Mike Praught - John Elliott - Chuck Dyke - Andrew Praught |
"C" Event Winner
Team O'Quinn |
View some 2010 NSPCA Event photo's
here
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Its never to early to get your 2013 team put together.
The competitive side has traditionally been open to only "Police
Officers". However a motion was passed April, 2010 at the
National AGM
opens the competitive side to all "Peace Officers". The criteria for
eligibility under the "Peace Officer" designation is as follows:
- Any person who is
designated a Peace Officer or Auxiliary Officer with at least two
years of service within any Provincial or Territorial Association in
which they reside. This may include but is not restricted to
Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA), Customs Officers,
Correctional Officers, and, Conservation and Fisheries Officers.
These are to be determined by the National Executive on a case by
case submission.
- Are members in good
standing within the Provincial or Territorial Association in which
they reside.
- Retired Peace Officer or
Auxiliary Officer with a minimum of 15 years service in the employ
of their agency.
- These persons must play on
a team with a minimum of two regular member Police Officers that are
in good standing with their Provincial or Territorial Association
Our
Chosen Charity
 Matt
Mader the NSPCA Host Chair presents a Cheque to Tourette Syndrome
Foundation of Canada.
The NSPCA is proud to
support our "Charity of Choice"
Tourette Syndrome Foundation of Canada
 The Nova Scotia Police Curling Association is a proud supporter of the
Tourette Syndrome Foundation of Canada, the only federally registered,
non-profit organization of volunteers assisting those with or affected
by tourette syndrome and its associated disorders. The Host Committee is
asking that each player bring an item to the event for a silent auction
to be held in support of this of tremendous group of volunteers. Your
generosity would be a very meaningful contribution in support of this
foundation.
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Nova Scotia Police Curling Association