Canadian Seniors



Manitoba Souris CC		Skip Doug Armour		Third Martin Bailey		Second Don Barr		Lead Ken Sabad



Northern Ontario Thunder Bay Country		Skip Gary Ball		Third Denis Magne		Second Terry Gilbart		Lead Ken Cressman



Yukon/N.W.T. Yellowknife CC		Skip Doug Bothamley		Third John Taylor		Second John Ondrack		Lead Mick Beauchamp



Newfoundland / Labrador Cornerbrook CC		Skip Bas Buckle		Third Bob Freeman		Second Gerry Young		Lead Harvey Holloway



Quebec Port Alfred CC		Skip Mike Carson		Third Roger Perron		Second Jean-Luc Fortier		Lead Jack Lemieux



Saskatchewan Wadena CC		Skip Wendell Charbonneau		Third Verne Anderson		Second Paul Tetreault		Lead Dale Bobinski



Nova Scotia Mayflower CC		Skip Peter Corkum		Third Stu Cameron		Second James Steffens		Lead David Conrad



New Brunswick Capital Winter CC		Skip Mike Flannery		Third Bryan MacPherson		Second Chuck Kingston		Lead Marty Mockler



Ontario Whitby CC		Skip Don Glinz		Third John Brotherhood		Second Steve Tooze		Lead Kent Cochrane



Alberta Granite CC		Skip Tom Reed		Third Warren Kushnir		Second Larry Gardeski		Lead Garry Landry



British Columbia Chilliwack CC		Skip Ken Watson		Third Dale Hockley		Second Russell Knutson		Lead Gary Robilliard



Prince Edward Island Charlottetown CC		Skip Charles Wilkinson		Third Craig Mackie		Second David Murphy		Lead Bill Atkinson

Team Cameron to Part Ways for Next Quad

Team Cameron to Part Ways for Next Quad

Manitoba's Kate Cameron (Photo: Curling Canada) announced on Monday that the team will look different for the new Olympic quadrennial.

Gushue wins Montana's Brier Opener

Gushue wins Montana's Brier Opener

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