The end of the 2007-08 curling season isn’t even a few weeks old, and men’s Canadian teams are already experiencing major changes. Jeff Stoughton’s third Ryan Fry confirmed that he is leaving the Stoughton team to move to Newfoundland and curl second for 2006 Olympic gold medalist Brad Gushue. ...

The Canadian Curling Association announced the dates and sites for the 2009 Canadian Seniors and the 2009 Canadian Wheelchair curling championships.   The 2009...

Saskatchewan's Eugene Hritzuk and B.C.'s Pat Sanders were winners in Sunday's final at the Canadian senior curling championships. In the men's event, Hritzuk beat New Brunswick's Russ Howard 7-5 in 10 ends. Howard started off well with the hammer, scoring a deuce but Hritzuk cut the lead in half wi...

Saskatchewan's Eugene Hritzuk and Ontario's Ann Pearson are through to the finals after winning Saturday’s semifinals at the Canadian senior curling championships.  

China advanced to Sunday's world women's final with a 7-5 victory over Canada's Jennifer Jones. The seemingly unstoppable China relegated Jones to today's semi-final.   Bingyu Wang and her squad are now one victory away from winning the 2008 Ford World Women�...

Heading into the final day of round robin play, the playoff picture at the Canadian senior championships is starting to take shape.   On the men's side, Saskatchew...

Saskatchewan’s Eugene Hritzuk remained undefeated in front of the home province crowd with a pair of wins at the Canadian senior curling championship in Prince Albert.  

Saskatchewan’s Eugene Hritzuk won the battle of unbeaten teams Tuesday at the Canadian senior curling championship, edging Manitoba’s Vic Peters 8-7.  

The 2008 Canadian senior men’s and women’s curling championships begin today in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.   Twelve men’s and 12 women&a...

Fresh off of their victory at the 2008 Scotties Tournament of Hearts, Team Jennifer Jones hope to continue their success as Team Canada at this year’s Ford World Women's Curling Championship in Vernon, B.C. Jennifer, along with third, Cathy Overton-Clapham, lead Dawn Askin, and second Jill Officer have had a tremendous yea...

It all came down to the very last shot at the Brier for Kevin Martin and team Alberta to beat Glenn Howard and his Ontario team. In an uncharacteristically slow match, both teams seemed to struggle throughout until Martin made a draw to the button in the tenth end to win his third Brier title, and first in 11 years.

Alberta’s Kevin Martin became just the 14th skip to win the Brier with an unbeaten record as he downed Ontario Sunday night at the MTS Centre in Winnipeg.  

It’s the Brier final many curling fans were dreaming of all week long. Defending champion Glenn Howard of Ontario will meet two time winner Kevin Martin of Alberta for the Championship.  

Alberta's Kevin Martin is headed to the championship game at the Tim Hortons Brier Canadian men's curling championship in Winnipeg.Martin, along with third John Morris, second Marc Kennedy and lead Ben Hebert, battled back for an 8-7 win against Saskatchewan's P...

The Canadian Curling Association officially announced that Edmonton, Alberta will stage the 2009 Tim Hortons Canadian Curling Trials, which will determine Canada’s representatives for the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver. &...

Last year’s runner up is out and B.C. is still alive at the Brier. Bob Ursel skipped his team to an 8-6 win over Brad Gushue’s Newfoundland team in Friday morning’s tiebreaker at the Canadian men’s curling championship.

Last year’s Brier runner-up Brad Gushue of Newfoundland will face British Columbia’s Bob Ursel in a Friday tiebreaker at the Canadian Men’s Championship in Winnipeg.  

Alberta has locked up first place and last rock advantage throughout the playoffs at the Tim Hortons Brier in Winnipeg after a 7-4 win in nine ends over defending champion Glenn Howard of Ontario.  

Alberta’s Kevin Martin became the first team at the Tim Horton’s Brier to lock up a berth in the playoffs.   Martin held off Newfoundland’...

Kerry Burtnyk and his Manitoba foursome have three games remaining at the Brier and are now in a crucial position of having to win all three to stay alive. It’s been over twenty five years since Burtnyk won his first Brier and a lot has happened to the game since then.

Newfoundland’s Brad Gushue kept his playoff hopes alive with a victory over Manitoba in the Wednesday morning draw at the Brier.   Gushue scored four in the t...

Alberta’s Kevin Martin has first place all to himself at the Tim Horton’s Brier Canadian men’s curling championship in Winnipeg.   The two...

Quebec’s Jean Michel Menard missed on his last shot takeout attempt, allowing Saskatchewan’s Pat Simmons to steal a point in the 11th end for a 9-8 win Tuesday morning at the Tim Hortons Brier. &a...

Newfoundland’s Brad Gushue is shaking off a poor start to the Brier and beginning to put his game together in Winnipeg.   After dropping their first two games...

Pat Simmons is off to a great start at the Tim Hortons Brier in Winnipeg. The team, consisting of third Jeff Sharp, second Gerry Adam and lead Steve Laycock are already up 3-0 after recently defeating Bob Ursel of B.C. Simmons, and his Saskatchewan squad are making their fourth straight appearance this...

A major development in the territory of Nunavut occurred today when the Canadian Curling Association announced that it will be the first sport association to host a national championship in the Canadian Territory.   &...

Saskatchewan’s Pat Simmons is giving his province hopes of a playoff berth after a fast start at the Tim Hortons Brier in Winnipeg.   Simmons and his team con...

It’s been a great start to the 79th edition of the Tim Horton’s Brier for the home province. Kerry Burtnyk’s Manitoba team capped a perfect 2-0 day at the MTS Centre with a 6-3 win over Peter Gallant of Prince Edward Island.

A tremendous field of Brier winners, world champions and Olympic gold medallists is set to battle at the Tim Hortons Brier starting on Saturday at the MTS Centre in Winnipeg.  

One of the greatest Canadian championships is about to commence in Winnipeg; the 2008 Tim Hortons Brier. From March 8 – 16 Manitoba's capital city will be dominated with some of the greatest curlers to ever hold a broom. The host province, which has won a leading 26 Briers, will be represented by two-time Brier winner and ...

The curling world has lost two of its finest players to retirement. Nancy Delahunt and Kim Kelly of the recent Mary-Anne Arsenault team and the former World Champion Colleen Jones teams have decided to throw in the towel after participating in this year’s Scotties Tournament of Hearts.  

Kevin Koe finally managed to beat Kevin Martin when it mattered, taking the championship game of the Strauss Canada Cup 6-5.   It was the first time that Koe had beaten...

Two high caliber finals are set at the Strauss Canada Cup. In the women’s event, Kelly Scott takes on Stefanie Lawton while the men’s final features a battle of Edmonton teams as Kevin Martin matches up against Kevin Koe.

Pat Simmons and Kevin Martin have advanced to a second tiebreaker Saturday morning to determine the second place finisher in the men’s Section A of the Strauss Canada Cup.  

Fresh off their disappointing appearance at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Regina, Team Kelly Scott has now shifted their attention to the Strauss Canada Cup. The team had their two year championship streak snapped at the Scotties, but they're not going to let that result slo...

Cheryl Bernard wrapped up top spot in Section A in the women’s event at the Strauss Canada Cup with an 8-7 win over Sherry Anderson on Thursday evening.   Ber...

The first day of play is in the books at the Strauss Canada Cup with three men’s teams and four women’s teams unbeaten through four draws.   In Wedn...

Team Brad Gushue is one of the many stellar teams attending the Strauss Canada Cup this year. Joining them are some of the best in Canada, such as defending champion Randy Ferbey and Kevin Martin, although Gushue could be one of the few to pull off an upset and leave Kamloops victorious.   &...

An incredible field, including Winnipeg’s Jennifer Jones, fresh from winning the Scotties Tournament of Hearts, is set to take part in the sixth edition of the Strauss Canada Cup starting on February 27.   &...

With all of the exiting curling action happening on the ice at the Scotties, sometimes people forget how much work and effort happens behind the scenes. Bernadette McIntyre, executive vice chair of the host committee for the Canadian women's curling championships is ecstatic with what the host&#...

Manitoba’s Jennifer Jones won the Scotties Tournament of Hearts for the second time in a 6-4 thriller over Shannon Kleibrink at the Brandt Centre in Regina.  

Manitoba’s Jennifer Jones will play Alberta’s Shannon Kleibrink for the Canadian women’s curling championship on Sunday.   Jones advanced ...

Alberta’s Shannon Kleibrink is one win away from her first Canadian Women’s Curling Championship.   Kleibrink edged Ontario’s Sherry Midda...

Manitoba’s Jennifer Jones advanced to the semi-final at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. The Manitoba skip earned a spot in the final three with a 6-5 win over Quebec’s Marie-France Larouche in the 3-4 Page Playoff. &...

Manitoba will play Quebec in the page playoff 3 versus 4 game at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.   Jennifer Jones advanced with a 6-3 win over Newfoundland&rsquo...

Alberta’s Shannon Kleibrink will play Ontario’s Sherry Middaugh Friday night in the page playoff 1 versus 2 game, with the winner moving directly to Sunday’s Scotties Tournament of Hearts final.  

The last of the winless teams at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts managed to get a win Thursday morning. Kerry Galusha lead the Northwest Territories/Yukon to a 10-8 win over New Brunswick's Sylvie Robichaud. The win means the Territories head into their final round-robin game at 1-9, the same record as New Brunsw...

With just one day left of round-robin play at the 2008 Scotties Tournament of Hearts the playoff picture still remains unclear.   At the conclusion of play on Wednesday...

Regina saw a possible playoff preview between Alberta's Shannon Kleibrink and Ontario's Sherry Middaugh at the Scotties on Wednesday afternoon. Kleibrink defeated Middaugh 10-8 in an extra end, thus continuing Alberta's domination at the Canadian women's championship. &am...

It’s been a long, hard road for Michelle Englot and her team out of Saskatchewan at this year’s Scotties. Joel Englot, Michelle’s father, died of a heart attack the day before the Scotties Tournament of Hearts had started. Which inevitably lead to some pretty emotionally charged curling.

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