Due to unavailability of our facility, the following games will be cancelled:  

December 10: Wednesday evening only teams 
December 11: Thursday evening only 199 game 
December 24: Wednesday afternoon and evening games
December 25: Thursday afternoon and evening games
December 31: Wednesday afternoon and evening games
January 1: Thursday afternoon and evening games
January 31: Saturday afternoon team game

Our next Learn How To Play Bridge seminar will take place on Saturday, February 28, 2026. Professional trainer, John Hindle, delivers a fun-filled day teaching the basics of bridge. Never played or have not played for years...here is your chance to learn about or reconnect with the greatest card game ever invented!

The early-bird rate of $28 (including taxes and fees) includes the seminar, take home manual, and lunch. You can’t beat this deal!

Book now as spaces are limited. You can find more information and register for the seminar HERE...  

This would make a great holiday gift for family or friends!

Please spread the word. Forward this information to anyone you know who may be interested, or pick up a copy of the flyer at the club and post it at your local community club or condo complex. Keep in mind that those who may be most likely to come to the event are not reading this article!

For more information email John Hindle at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

To celebrate 100 years of Contract Bridge, the ACBL is offering 25% Gold points at clubs who participate in the Centennial Stardust event between December 15-21. Bridge Manitoba will be running one of these games on Wednesday afternoon, December 17th. Come out and win some gold!

Please note that in order to offset the increased cost of running these games, card fees for this game will be increased by $1.

Just a reminder regarding director calls at our games... when you request that a director come to your table, regardless of how you may be feeling at the time, please do not shout out in an annoyed tone "DIRECTOR!". Instead, simply raise your hand and say in a clear, calm voice, "Director, please". Keep in mind that our directors work very hard before, during, and after each game, and we could not run our games or tournaments without them. They deserve our respect and appreciation.