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ESTEVAN, Sask. — Canadian teams will take their first steps toward the 2022 Winter Olympics this December in Estevan, Sask.
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Estevan, Sask., to host 2018 Home Hardware Canada Cup
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Trio of 2019 Canadian Curling Championships to be decided in Fredericton, N.B.
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Nova Scotia teams sweep gold at Canadian Under-18 Championships
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Under-18 teams ready for playoffs on Saturday in St. Andrews
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Moncton curler making an impression at Under-18 championship
Our News
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Ticket packages, teams announced for 2019 WFG Continental Cup in Las Vegas
It’s the Entertainment Capital of the World, and once again next January, Las Vegas will transform into the Curling Capital of the World for the 2019 World Financial Group Continental Cup.
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Applications now being accepted for 2018 For the Love of Curling scholarships
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Crocker and Muyres win bronze at World Mixed Doubles
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A golden sweep for Canada at World Seniors
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Semifinals for Crocker and Muyres at World Mixed Doubles
Our Stories
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Thiessen Blog: Five-rock FGZ a positive change for curling
In September 2017, the World Curling Federation membership voted overwhelmingly to change the Free Guard Zone (FGZ) rule as of the 2018-19 season to the five-rock FGZ rule, a change from the four-rock rule that has been in place in Canada since 2002, and the rest of the WCF since 1993.
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MQFT with Kaitlyn Jones
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MQFT with Sterling Middleton
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History in the making in North Bay
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Canada downs Korea to win bronze at Paralympics