Canadian Seniors



Nova Scotia Mayflower CC		Skip Richard Belyea		Third Gary Copp		Second Terry MacKenzie		Lead Jim Quinn



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



Northern Ontario Soo Curlers Association		Skip Mike Coulter		Third Mike Sagle		Second Wayne land		Lead Richard Elliot



Yukon/N.W.T. Yellowknife CC		Skip Allen Hartman		Third Vern Christensen		Second Ron Kapicki		Lead Jim Eirikson



Saskatchewan Highland CC		Skip Al Kehler		Third Greig Manwaring		Second Dave Mironuck		Lead John Grundy



British Columbia Vernon CC		Skip Wayne Laface		Third Val Schwab		Second Jack Hockey		Lead Barry Brown



Ontario Guelph CC		Skip Axel Larsen		Third Walter Johnson		Second Gerry Sundwall		Lead Kent Carstairs



Prince Edward Island Charlottetown CC		Skip Ted MacFadyen		Third Barrie Stevenson		Second John McKay		Lead Mike Coady



		Skip Dan Petryk		Third		Second		Lead



Alberta Granite CC		Skip Tom Reed		Third Warren Kushnir		Second Larry Gardeski		Lead Gerry Mittelstadt



Manitoba Granite CC		Skip Gary Ross		Third Winston Warren		Second Ken Orr		Lead Gary Smith



New Brunswick Thistle St. Andrews CC		Skip Dave Sullivan		Third Charlie Sullivan Sr.		Second Tom Rubec, Sr.		Lead Ken Smith

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.

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

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