Manitoba skip Matt Dunstone collapses to his knees moments after winning the 2026 Montana's Brier at the Mary Brown's Centre in St. John's. (Photo, Curling Canada/Andrew Klaver)
Team Newfoundland and Labrador-Gushue vice-skip Mark Nichols calls instructions to his teammates during Thursday's Montana's Brier win over Team Canada. (Photo, Curling Canada/Andrew Klaver)
Team Alberta's Aaron Sluchinski, left, and Karrick Martin, sweep a stone during their win over Northern Ontario on Wednesday. (Photo, Curling Canada/Andrew Klaver)
Team Saskatchewan-Knapp skip Kelly Knapp kept his team's playoff hopes alive with a win Tuesday afternoon at the 2026 Montana's Brier, presented by AGI. (Photo, Curling Canada/Andrew Klaver)
Team Manitoba-Dunstone skip Matt Dunstone took an important step towards a first-ever Montana's Brier title on Saturday afternoon with a 5-3 win over New Brunswick's Team James Grattan (Photo, Curling Canada/Andrew Klaver)
Brad Gushue will be on home ice in St. John's for his final appearance at the Montana's Brier. (Photo, Curling Canada/Michael Burns)
Team Northern Ontario #1 skip Riley Winters (left) watches line on a shot swept by second Grayson Gribbon (middle) and lead Aidan Baxter (right) at the 2026 Canadian Under-18 Curling Championships (Photo, Curling Canada/Andrew Denny)
Team Québec #1 skip Raphaël Tremblay led his team to a 7-6 win over Team Northern Ontario #1 at the 2026 Canadian Under-18 Curling Championships Wednesday afternoon. The win secures Team Québec a quarterfinal berth. (Photo, Curling Canada/Andrew Denny)
Team Prince Edward Island skip Grace Myers delivers a stone in a 9-0 win over Team Nunavut on Tuesday afternoon at the 2026 Canadian Under-18 Curling Championships at the McIntyre Curling Club in Timmins, Ont. (Photo, Curling Canada/Andrew Denny)
Team Northern Ontario #2 skip Jacob Curtis (right) watches as an opposing Team Prince Edward Island stone make its way down the sheet in an 8-1 win at the 2026 Canadian Under-18 Curling Championships on Monday afternoon. (Photo, Curling Canada/Andrew Denny)
Team Saskatchewan alternate Abby Hogeboom (back, left) gazes over the ice as her sister, Team British Columbia #2 second Kaylee Hogeboom (right), prepares in the hack. Team Saskatchewan went on to a 7-3 in Draw 1 action. (Photo, Curling Canada/Andrew Denny)
The opening ceremony of the 2023 Canadian Under-18 Championships in Timmins, Ont.. The event makes its return to the McIntyre Curling Club in 2026 with competition beginning Feb. 8. (Photo, Curling Canada/Katelyn Malo)