Sharyl Ann Milligan is from the Cobourg Lawn Bowling Club and has been involved in lawn bowling since the early 1970s. She wrote this article in July for the Biased Bowls blog in order to highlight their junior/youth program which is one of the longest running in the country. Here Read more…
Jan Palazzi is the Executive Officer for International Bowls for the Disabled and originally wrote this piece for Bowls Australia. She has agreed to let us publish this on the blog in order to help the Canadian bowls community become more inclusive of bowlers with disabilities. Some people are born Read more…
National Team member Emma Boyd checks in with her fellow teammates about how they are coping with quarantining, social distancing and missing bowls in this Biased Bowls post. Emma reached out to her Team Canada colleagues with a number of questions and here is what she heard back. In September Read more…
If there’s one thing that’s predictable during this time, it’s unpredictability. Across Canada, clubs are facing the common threat of COVID-19 and being forced to adapt and take action to ensure member safety as well as the survival of their club. What varies across the country is clubs’ levels of Read more…
The onset of COVID-19 has brought unexpected change and challenges to bowls clubs across Canada. Here is a story of how one Canadian bowls club was able to face a different type of change head-on and find opportunities amidst a challenging time. While a pandemic and managing a relocation have Read more…