Our youth division supports the development of beginning and experienced curlers from ages 7 to 16 years old through our Little Rocks and Bantam programs. Coaching occurs on Sundays in two sessions (Session #1 - 11 am to 12:30 pm; Session #2 - 1 pm to 2:30 pm). This programs aims to provide a fun environment for children to learn the game, and provides opportunities for more competitive players. Capacity is 32 players and places go fast. The season runs from late October to April.

The Special Olympics is a non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to providing year-round sports training and competition opportunities for individuals with an intellectual disability. The Special Olympics is an international movement and in Ottawa, sports programs benefit more than 600 local athletes.

Curling is one of the sports offered and a Special Olympics team has been playing at the City View Curling Club since 1999.  Each year around 15 athletes sign up.  A few have been avid curlers for over 10 year.  Team members meet every Friday afternoon to learn about the sport and hone their skills.  Each year, “Fun spiels” provide an opportunity for friendly matches with other regional teams.  Our more experienced athletes also compete to qualify for Special Olympic events at the provincial level and beyond and to participate in the Special Olympics component of the annual Dominion Tankard.  

We have house league curling, which is held at City View Curling Club on Wednesday nights at 5PM. In addition, a number of the members participate in bonspiels hosted by local curling clubs and groups. As well the OBCC participates in the Ontario Blind Curlers Association's (OBCA) provincial championship, both at a recreational and competitive level. The club that wins the competitive pool of this championship then represents Ontario at the National Vision Impaired Curling Championship, in which the OBCC has participated on a number of occasions.