The 2025 World Bridge Championships take place in Herning, Denmark, from August 20 to August 31. This championship will include the Bermuda Bowl (Open Teams), Venice Cup (Women Teams), D’Orsi Senior Trophy (Senior Teams), and Wuhan Cup (MIxed Teams).
WBF website: 47th World Bridge Championships.
Continue reading to see the teams/players representing Canada at these championships.
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The CBF is excited to invite bridge players worldwide to participate in new Maple Leaf games online: EARN masterpoints and EARN money for home clubs in Canada. We have formed a special partnership with RealBridge: Real Bridge with Real People.
– Play free games
– Free practice games: Friday July 25, August 1-8-15.
– Official games on Fridays starting August 22nd, with masterpoints and money for your home club.
The instruction for how to join the free practice games are all here, please continue reading.
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As announced previously, the Annual General Meeting previously held during the Canadian Championships, will henceforth be held online. allowing more people to attend and participate. We invite you to attend the 2026 AGM on Tuesday, September 16, at 7:30 PM EST on Zoom.
The agenda includes the approval of amendments to the By Laws, the presentation of the reviewed financial statements, and other business of primary importance for the CBF.
Continue reading to get the link to the meeting and all the documents.
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(Aug. 8.) All Round Robin matches will be held online on RealBridge. We will be holding the F2F playoff rounds for all events in Penticton, BC. June 15 -21, 2026, (in parallel with the Penticton Regional).
The deadline for team registration is between November 30th and December 30th, depending on the event you plan to participate in.
Continue reading to see dates, conditions of contest (draft) and other additional information..
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Canada – Mexico Women’s Team Playoff is occurring this weekend with the winning team advancing to the 47th World Bridge Team Championships! Best of Luck to Team Canada: Yuan Chen, Lisa hen, Weijun Chen, Xia Hong, Jingyuan Gong, Yimei Cao !
Follow their results: RESULTS..
TEAM CANADA WON THE MATCH. CONGRATULATIONS!
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June Issue of Bridge Canada is now available online. A special issue in which you will like to see some photos of the medallists from the recent Canadian Bridge Championships, and read a report from the winners of 3 major events: CNTC Open, CSTC, CMTC. You’ll also enjoy reading the responses and comments from the panel of experts at the Canadian Bidding Contest on the latest set of problems, the IBPA files, and other articles of interest to all.
You can access the magazine of the CBF through the top menu or the red tab on the left side of this page.
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You can review the last set of problems in the June 2025 issue of Bridge Canada, along with the responses and comments from the panel of experts. five panelists tied with 49, for the top score for June: Keith Balcombe, Neil Kimelman, Paul Thurston, David Turner, and Edward Xu.
Enter your bids for the September set of problems by August 7th, by sending your choices to editor@cbf.ca. Scoring and expert responses will be included in the September issue of Bridge Canada. Have fun!
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Congratulations to the winners of all the events:
. CNTC A – Jason Feldman, Daniel Miles, Daniel Lavee, Jacob Freeman, Jeff Smith, Frédéric Pollack
. CNTC B – Sheila Xu, Mingqiang Bao, Lai Qing Luo, Mingmin Zhu, Kelvin Shu, Jerry Lan
. CNTC C – Charles Faille, Frédérick Faille, Francis Savaria, Dominique Béland
. CWTC – Yuan Chen, Lisa Chen, Weijun Chen, Xia Hong, Rose Hou, Jingyuan Gong
. CMTC – Barry Senensky, Barbara Shnier, Marielle Decelles-Brentnall, Bob Kuz
. CSTC – Dan Jacob, Piotr Klimowicz, Michel Lorber, Zygmunt Marcinski, David Turner, Roy Hughes
. COPC – Fengming Chen – Marie Duval
Information on the 2025 CBC / Photo Gallery.
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