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Adams/Robichaud Fredericton New Brunswick		Female Melissa Adams		Male Alex Robichaud



Campbell/Carr Fredericton New Brunswick		Female Jenna Campbell		Male James Carr



Fitzgerald/McCurdy Halifax Nova Scotia		Female Cate Fitzgerald		Male David McCurdy



Fitzgerald/McPherson Halifax Nova Scotia		Female Maria Fitzgerald		Male Caelan McPherson



Forestell/Forestell Moncton New Brunswick		Female Shaelyn Forestell		Male Samuel Forestell



Girardin/Jean-Loup Saint Pierre Miquelon France		Female Marie-Maud Girardin		Male Massy Jean-Loup



Goodin/Stanley Moncton New Brunswick		Female Julia Goodin		Male Matt Stanley



Leonard/Dacey Halifax Nova Scotia		Female Rya Leonard		Male Tye Dacey



MacNutt/Abraham Halifax Nova Scotia		Female Allyson MacNutt		Male Ryan Abraham



McKenzie/Dunlop Winnipeg Manitoba		Female Katie McKenzie		Male Thomas Dunlop



Mitchell/Jeffrey Halifax Nova Scotia		Female Jenn Mitchell		Male Chris Jeffrey



Moore/Purcell Halifax Nova Scotia		Female Cally Moore		Male Owen Purcell



Moriarty/Dexter Halifax Nova Scotia		Female Kathleen Moriarty		Male Paul Dexter



Powers/Saunders Halifax Nova Scotia		Female Marlee Powers		Male Luke Saunders



Stevens/Weagle Halifax Nova Scotia		Female Taylour Stevens		Male Graeme Weagle



Wynter/Sallaj Moncton New Brunswick		Female Olivia Wynter		Male Cameron Sallaj

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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