Month: November 2016

Week 15 Recap Note:  Links to our Home Hardware Canada Cup preview, including interviews with the leads of each participating team and discussions with TSN curling analysts Russ Howard and Cheryl Bernard, can be found in our “Week 16 Preview”

Outside of the Tim Hortons Brier and the Scotties tournament of Hearts, the Home Hardware Canada Cup is typically the most anticipated event on Curling Canada’s yearly schedule.  This year, the Canada Cup will be contested in Brandon with a

Outside of the Tim Hortons Brier and the Scotties tournament of Hearts, the Home Hardware Canada Cup is typically the most anticipated event on Curling Canada’s yearly schedule.  This year, the Canada Cup will be contested in Brandon with a

From The Hack recently interviewed the CEO of Curling Canada, Katherine Henderson.  Since joining the organization last Spring, Henderson has gotten much more familiar with the larger Canadian curling community and recently joined From The Hack to discuss key opportunities and challenges currently

Many of Europe’s top teams were in Braehead, Scotland last week for the 2016 Le Gruyere European Curling Championships.   In all, 26 men’s teams and 20 women’s teams were in Perth to compete in both the Group A and Group

      The best club teams in the country were in Kelowna, BC for the Travelers Curling Club Championship. Men’s Championship In the men’s event, Saskatchewan and Ontario each won their round-robin pools with perfect 6-0 records to move

Canadian Mixed Curling Championships – Yarmouth (NS) The team of Trevor Bonot, Jackie McCormick, Kory Carr and Megan Carr , representing Northern Ontario, won the 2017 Canadian Mixed Doubles Championships and will now represent Canada at next year’s World Mixed

The Wall Grain Mixed Doubles Classic, which took place in Kimberly (BC) following last weekend’s GSOC Tour Challenge in Cranbrook, saw the team of Rachel Homan and John Morris win their second Mixed Doubles title of the season.  From The

Last week it was announced that the 2017 U Sports-Curling Canada Canadian University Curling Championships will be hosted by Lakehead University from March 18th to March 22nd, 2017 at the Fort William Curling Club in Thunder Bay, Ontario. From The

The eighth renewal of the Travelers Curling Club Championship which features 28 teams from across Canada chasing an elusive national title, began Monday at the Kelowna Curling Club. The week-long competition offers an elite national championship experience to Canada’s best