The Canadian Firefighter Curling Association is a national organization started as the result of the dedicated efforts of a Vancouver Firefighter named Aubrey Neff. He first organized a Vancouver Fire Department League and the British Columbia Firefighters Curling Association. In 1958, Aubrey sent correspondance to firefighters in every major city in Canada proposing a dream of a Dominion Firefighters Curling Championship.

The results are as follows:

1958 - Provincial Associations were formed in British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan.

1959 - Provincial Playdowns were held in four Provinces.

1960 - A five province Dominion Championship was held in Regina. A Canadian Executive was elected.

1961 - A six province Championship was held in Winnipeg.

1962 - First All Star Awards were presented.

1964 - An eight province Championship was held in Vancouver.

1969 - A ten team Championship was hosted in Scarborough.

1973 - Northwest Territories competed for the first time in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

1983 - Newfoundland sent representation to the event hosted in Brampton.

2001 - Newfoundland and Labrador hosted for the first time in St. John's.

Mr. Neff's dream had become a reality, the Canadian Firefighters Curling Association. This is the only competition that gathers firefighters from every province and territory in Canada to compete for a national championship. Every province and territory has now hosted this event.