Canadian Seniors



Manitoba Brandon CC		Skip Neil Andrews		Third Darryl Andrews		Second Jim Horn		Lead Doug Carvey



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



Territories Whitehorse CC		Skip Paul Hunter		Third Craig Tuton		Second Dave Hecker		Lead Ross Milward



Saskatchewan Raymore CC		Skip Ian Kelln		Third Larry Doetzel		Second Marvin Kelln		Lead Arnold Ginther



Northern Ontario Fort William CC		Skip Rick Lang		Third Alan Laine		Second Bruce Kennedy		Lead Brian Adams Jr.



Prince Edward Island Crapaud Community CC		Skip Ted MacFadyen		Third Bill MacFadyen		Second Sandy Foy		Lead Mike Coady



Nova Scotia Mayflower CC		Skip Steve Ogden		Third Tom Fetterly		Second Rod McCarron		Lead Glenn Josephson



Quebec Roberval CC		Skip Réjean Paré		Third Marcel Bouchard		Second Carol Bellemarre		Lead Jean-Marie Bouchard



Alberta Granite CC		Skip Tom Reed		Third Warren Kushnir		Second Fred McKenzie		Lead Garry Landry



New Brunswick Capital Winter CC		Skip Dave Sullivan		Third Charlie Sullivan Sr.		Second Tom Rubec, Sr.		Lead Ken Smith



Ontario Scarboro Golf and Country		Skip Bob Turcotte		Third Roy Weigand		Second Wayne Lowe		Lead Steve McDermot



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

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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