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Applegate Vernon British Columbia		Skip Connor Applegate		Third Landon Schueler		Second Joel Kentel		Lead Jordan Schueler



Ballard New Westminster British Columbia		Skip Dawson Ballard		Third Hayato Sato		Second Josh Miki		Lead Troy Chong



Habkirk Victoria British Columbia		Skip Kyle Habkirk		Third Duncan Silversides		Second Matthew Chan		Lead Derek Chandler



Kita Penticton British Columbia		Skip Tane Kita		Third Charly Reed		Second Keiji Kita		Lead



Kopytko Kamloops British Columbia		Skip Mitchell Kopytko		Third Colorado Marr		Second Kieren O'Neil		Lead Ryan Watson



Marshall Parksville British Columbia		Skip Jackson Marshall		Third MacKenzie Ellis		Second Duncan Gallop		Lead Troy Cowan



McCrady New Westminster British Columbia		Skip Matthew McCrady		Third Breyden Carpenter		Second Nicholas Umbach		Lead Jacob Umbach



Monette Vernon British Columbia		Skip Jesse Monette		Third Erik Colwell		Second Adam Raber		Lead Ben Morin



Silva Langley British Columbia		Fourth Scott Wilson		Third Nicolaus Bonneau		Skip Nathan Silva		Lead Nic Hoffart



Tao Richmond British Columbia		Skip Johnson Tao		Third Connor Deane		Second Jay Hou		Lead Michael Nunne



Tardi Langley British Columbia		Skip Tyler Tardi		Third Sterling Middleton		Second Jordan Tardi		Lead Zac Curtis



van Amsterdam Edmonton Alberta		Skip Evan van Amsterdam		Third Nick Duivenvoorde		Second Benton Boychuk-Chorney		Lead Ryan Fenrich

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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