Category Archives: CNSA General

Items of interest taking place right across Canada.

Ever Wonder How, and Why, Coldwater Became the Shuffleboard Capital of Ontario????

Posted on 2020-05-26 by stanistheman

Gary Pipher Speaks: I am sure everyone reading this little article has at some time in their travels, came across catchy slogans and memorable monuments at the entrance to towns and villages across Canada. Flin Flon Manitoba has Flinta Flonti … Continue reading →

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ISA President Bilton Offers Her Remarks.

Posted on 2019-05-20 by stanistheman

Stan McCormack CNSA Special Award ISA President Myrna Bilton Speaks: STAN; It gives me great pleasure to be part of this memorable day Stan, as you are presented with a Special Award from the Canadian National Shuffleboard Association. I bring … Continue reading →

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The CNSA Recognizes Stan’s Contribution!!

Posted on 2019-05-19 by stanistheman

Overwhelmed may be the very best choice of words!!! The photo above was taken on 2019 05 17 in Adelaide Place, Lindsay, ON.  The Red Jackets symbolize the CNSA HOF; each person sporting the jacket enjoys that title, that distinction, … Continue reading →

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Experience an Historical and Most Enjoyable Celebration!!!

Posted on 2019-01-29 by stanistheman

Whether OR NOT, you have been to Moose Jaw, You WILL NOT WANT TO MISS THIS EVENT!!!!   Begin Your Planning Now!! Posted by Stan McCormack. 2019 01 29

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Coldwater Shuffleboard Club held their Annual Christmas Luncheon. 2018 12 11

Posted on 2018-12-11 by stanistheman

Coldwater Shuffleboard Club held their Annual Christmas luncheon today after playing three games of regular Tuesday morning shuffle. Several of the player’s dressed up for the occasion and they sang and paraded around the courts to get everyone in the … Continue reading →

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Jim and Marlene Corbeil Send Along Christmas Greeting From Canadian Shufflers

Posted on 2018-12-08 by stanistheman

Jim Corbeil is the President of the CNSA (Canadian National Shuffleboard Assn.) Marlene and I want to wish you a Merry Christmas and all the best in the new year. We will be thinking of you and your family. Please … Continue reading →

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FROM TEXAS: Myrna Bilton Shares a Story Sent to Her by Evan Engell!! 2018 11 24

Posted on 2018-11-24 by stanistheman

Remember the Leibolds On the left???   Remember the Engells on the right??? It turns out they have several things in common!!  Looks like we could begin with TROPHIES?? Shuffleboard Trophies. And, we could add, both couples are Canucks wintering … Continue reading →

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Coldwater Remains An Attractive Site for Winter Shufflers!! By Gary Pipher.

Posted on 2018-10-30 by stanistheman

Gary Pipher Speaks:  The Coldwater Shuffleboard Club continues to attract players to the ever popular recreation of Shuffleboard every Tuesday at the Coldwater Municipal Arena . The play begins at 9:00 am with a coffee break after 2 ends of … Continue reading →

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Shuffleboard a sport for all ages and abilities Players from across Alberta play in weekly tournaments

Posted on 2018-10-10 by stanistheman

Shuffleboard a sport for all ages and abilities Players from across Alberta play in weekly tournaments By Kristine Jean Oct 9, 2018 INNISFAIL – The Alberta Canadian Shuffleboard Association has wrapped up another successful season. Every week between May and … Continue reading →

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Hubert Van Eerd of the Thames Horizon Club Reports their Summer Season Ends!!

Posted on 2018-09-27 by stanistheman

Hubert Van Eerd Speaks:  Thames Horizon Shuffle Club ends summer season. Stan Speaks: Hubert was recognized for his Significant Contribution to Shuffleboard this summer, 2018 08 08, when he was inducted into the OSA HOF. Pic on the right is … Continue reading →

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