Canada Pickleball News
Welcome to the Canada Pickleball News section of The Conway Bulletin! Get the latest updates on Canadian pickleball, including comprehensive highlights and detailed results and analysis from the National Championship and provincial tournaments across the country. Here we provide the latest news about both established and emerging pickleball players, teams, clubs, and events.
In this Category you will discover new and upgraded pickleball facilities throughout Canada, and follow developments in junior programs designed to nurture the next generation of talent. Stay tuned for stories on rising stars and their journey in the sport. Whether you’re a seasoned player or new to the game, our Canada Pickleball News section has everything you need to know about Pickleball in Canada.
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Orillia Pickleball Club Rallies for $2M Outdoor Courts After Funding Setback
Orillia Pickleball Club Court Funding: The Orillia Pickleball Club is seeking funding for eight new outdoor pickleball courts at the Orillia Recreation Centre, a $2 million project delayed due to lack of provincial grant funding. Club president Frank Corker...
CNPL News
CNPL III Playoffs Ignite: Eight Teams Clash in London for Canada’s Pickleball Crown
CNPL III Playoffs Championship Showdown: The chase for Canada’s top pickleball title begins on October 4–5, 2025, as the CNPL III Playoffs take over Smash Pickleball in London, Ontario. Eight teams will battle over two action-packed days, but only...
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Sault Council Faces Crucial Vote on Snowdon Park Pickleball Upgrades Amid Surging Demand
Snowdon Park Pickleball Court Upgrades: The Sault Ste. Marie City Council will decide Monday whether to add resurfacing and other upgrades to the pickleball courts at Snowdon Park on Florwin Drive. The proposal will be introduced at the 5...
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Qualicum Beach Eyes Bold Move: One Tennis Court Could Transform Into Four New Pickleball Courts
Qualicum Beach Pickleball Court Conversion: Qualicum Beach council is considering converting the third tennis court on Veteran's Way into four pickleball courts. The decision was discussed at the council’s regular meeting on September 17, as officials reviewed rising costs...
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Dennison Park Set for Major Pickleball Upgrade as Delta Council Backs Expansion Plans
Dennison Park Pickleball Court Expansion: Delta council has approved a motion that could lead to more pickleball courts at Dennison Park in Tsawwassen. The decision came at the Sept. 15 meeting as council recognized high demand for courts and...
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Life-Saving Defibrillator Stolen Days Before Kelowna Pickleball Tournament—Club Pleads for Its Return
Pickleball Kelowna Club Defibrillator Theft: The Pickleball Kelowna Club is asking for the return of a vital medical device stolen from its storage bin at the Parkinson Centre between Wednesday evening and Thursday morning. Thieves took thousands of dollars’...
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Canada’s Largest Pickleball Center Set to Transform B.C. Sports Scene in 2026
Nest Pickleball Center Grand Opening 2026: A 98,000-square-foot indoor sports facility, called The Nest, is set to open in 2026 and will be the largest indoor pickleball centre in British Columbia. Located next to Tsawwassen Mills Shopping Centre, The...
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Game Changer: F.E. Madill Unveils Wingham’s First Outdoor Pickleball Courts After Major Revamp
F.E. Madill Pickleball Courts Upgrade: The Township of North Huron celebrated the reopening of its tennis and pickleball courts at F.E. Madill Thursday morning. The project, funded in part by a $60,000 grant from the Vance Foundation, replaced old...
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Fraser Valley Pickleball Star Earns Team Canada Spot—Now Needs Community’s Help for World Cup Dream
Fraser Valley pickleball player Caelan Sampson has been selected to represent Canada at the World Cup of Pickleball, held from Oct. 27 to Nov. 7 in Florida. Sampson, an educational assistant in Chilliwack and former University of the Fraser...
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Quick-Thinking Pilot Dodges Pickleball Courts in Daring Toronto Emergency Landing
Pickleball Emergency Plane Landing Toronto: A small plane lost power Monday night while flying over Toronto’s east end, narrowly avoiding pickleball courts, soccer fields, parked cars, and treetops before landing safely. The four-seat Piper Cherokee, built in 1967, came...