Everest Canadian Senior Women's Curling Championship



Alberta Bernard		Skip Cheryl Bernard		Third Carolyn McRorie		Second Laine Peters		Lead Karen Ruus



British Columbia Arsenault		Skip Mary-Anne Arsenault		Third Penny Shantz		Second Diane Gushulak		Lead Grace MacInnes



Manitoba Link		Skip Kim Link		Third Colleen Kilgallen		Second Karen Fallis		Lead Renee Fletcher



New Brunswick Comeau		Skip Sandy Comeau		Third Shelley Thomas		Second Judy Blanchard		Lead Carol Justason



Newfoundland / Labrador Phillips		Skip Laura Phillips		Third Sandra Sparrow		Second Heather Martin		Lead Candy Thomas



Northern Ontario Szajewski		Skip Stacey Szajewski		Third Hayley Smith		Second Donna Queen		Lead Susan Cain



Northwest Territories Cormier		Skip Sharon Cormier		Third Cheryl Tordoff		Second Marta Moir		Lead Norma Jarvis



Nova Scotia Breen		Skip Theresa Breen		Third Mary Sue Radford		Second Julie McMullin		Lead Helen Radford



Nunavut Chislett		Skip Geneva Chislett		Third Diane North		Second Robyn Mackey		Lead Denise Hutchings



Ontario Middaugh		Skip Sherry Middaugh		Third Karri-Lee Grant		Second Christine Loube		Lead Jane Hooper-Perroud



Prince Edward Island Dolan		Skip Kim Dolan		Third Susan McInnis		Second Kathy O'Rourke		Lead Julie Scales



Quebec Neron		Skip Isabelle Neron		Third Ginette Simard		Second Nathalie Audet		Lead Sonia Delisle



Saskatchewan Anderson		Skip Sherry Anderson		Third Patty Hersikorn		Second Brenda Goertzen		Lead Anita Silvernagle



Yukon Horte		Skip Rhonda Horte		Third Helen Strong		Second Laura Wilson		Lead Corinne Delaire

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.

Kubota Challenge: Gord Bamford vs Brad Gushue

Kubota Challenge: Gord Bamford vs Brad Gushue

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