The 2026 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship gold medallists, Team Nova Scotia. From left, Brent MacDougall, Erin Carmody, Scott Weagle and Marie Christianson. (Photo, Curling Canada/Kelly Butler)
Félix Asselin holds the broom at the 2026 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship. (Photo, Curling Canada / Kelly Butler)
Nova Scotia’s Brent MacDougall started the day with a 5-3 win over Team Alberta’s Andrew Hodgson before falling 6-5 to Team Saskatchewan’s Tyler Hartung on Thursday evening. (Photo, Curling Canada / Kelly Butler)
Team Northern Ontario's Bryan Burgess calls a shot at 2026 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship. (Photo, Curling Canada / Kelly Butler)
Team New Brunswick skip Sylvie Quillian delivers stone at 2026 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship. (Photo, Curling Canada / Kelly Butler)
The Royal Kingston Curling Club will host the 2027 Canadian Senior Curling Championships. (Photo, Royal Kingston Curling Club)
Team Prince Edward Island's third Breanne Burgoyne lines up at shot at the 2026 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship. (Photo, Curling Canada / Kelly Butler)
Red Deer, Alta., will host the Montana's Brier in 2028 — the first time since 1994 that the Canadian men's curling championship has been played there. (Photo, courtesy Tourism Red Deer)
Team Newfoundland and Labrador’s Scott Eaton lines up a shot at the 2026 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship. (Photo, Curling Canada / Kelly Butler)
The first champions of the Macdonald Brier, from left, Cliff Torey, Jim Donahoe, Murray Macneill and Al MacInnes, from Halifax.
Under the guidance of Paralympic bronze-medallist Marie Wright, participants traded their familiar deliveries for a seat in a wheelchair, discovering firsthand just how much precision, strength and technique the adaptive discipline demands. (Photo, CURLSASK)