Canada's Sherry Middaugh has qualified for the playoffs after a win against Sweden's Anette Norberg. (Photo, World Curling/James Roberts)
Team Newfoundland and Labrador at the 2026 Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship. (Photo, Défi sportif AlterGo / Francois Mellet)
Canada's Kory Kohuch is keeping the family name alive at the World Seniors Curling Championship. (Photo, World Curling/James Roberts)
Marney Smithies calling a shot at the 2025 Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship in Boucherville, Que. (Photo, Défi sportif AlterGo / François Lacasse)
Canadian third Karri-Lee Grant and her team from Barrie, Ont., earned a second win at the 2026 World Seniors. (Photo, Curling Canada/James Roberts)
Canada's Team Bruce Korte started the 2026 World Seniors with a win. From left: Arlen Hall, Rory Golanowski, Kory Kohuch, Darrell McKee and Bruce Korte. (Photo, World Curling/Ansis Ventins)
Canada's Team Sherry Middaugh defeated the Philippines on Saturday at the 2026 World Senior Curling Championships. (Photo, Curling Canada)
The best wheelchair curling teams from across the country will compete at the 2026 Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship at the Boucherville Curling Club from April 27–May 2. (Photo, Défi sportif AlterGo / Jean-Baptiste Benavent)
Team Canada, 2026 LGT World Championship silver-medallists, from left, front, Matt Dunstone, Colton Lott, E.J. Harnden, Ryan Harnden. Back, Jeff Stoughton, Caleb Flaxey, Geoff Walker. (Photo, World Curling/Stephen Fisher)
Team Canada and fans celebrate Friday's semifinal triumph over Scotland at the LGT World Men's Curling Championship. (Photo, World Curling/Sarah Boeke)
Team Canada skip Matt Dunstone reacts after making his game-winning shot on Friday morning. (Photo, World Curling/Stephen Fisher)
Team Canada, from left, Geoff Walker, Colton Lott, E.J. Harnden and Matt Dunstone celebrate their win over Norway. (Photo, World Curling/Stephen Fisher)