| 2003-04 Season | Year: <<< Previous | Next >>> |
| Mixed | ||
| Canada: | Canadian Mixed | Timmins, ON |
| Mens | ||
| World: | Ford World Championships | G�vle, SWE |
| Norway: | Mens Curling Championships | Oppdal, NOR |
| Scotland: | Mens Curling Championships | Perth, SCO |
| Sweden: | Mens Curling Championships | Sundyberg, SWE |
| Europe: | Le Gruyère European Curling Championship | Courmayeur, ITA |
| Switzerland: | Mens Curling Championships | Berne, SUI |
| Canada: | Nokia Brier | Saskatoon, SK |
| Nova Scotia: | Labatt Tankard | Yarmouth, NS |
| Yukon/N.W.T.: | Mens Curling Championships | Whitehorse, YK |
| Alberta: | Safeway Select | Hinton, AB |
| Manitoba: | Safeway Select | Brandon, MB |
| Prince Edward Island: | Labatt Tankard | Summerside, PEI |
| Saskatchewan: | SaskTel Mobility Tankard | Moose Jaw, SK |
| Newfoundland / Labrador: | Mens Curling Championships | Goose Bay, NL |
| Northern Ontario: | Labatt Tankard | Sault Ste. Marie, ON |
| Quebec: | Coupe Desjardins | Amqui, QC |
| British Columbia: | Mens Curling Championships | Nanaimo, BC |
| New Brunswick: | Labatt Tankard Final 8 | Fredericton, NB |
| Ontario: | Mens Curling Championships | Owen Sound, ON |
| Womens | ||
| World: | Ford World Championships | Gavle, SWE |
| Canada: | Scott Tournament of Hearts | Red Deer, AB |
| Alberta: | Scott Tournament of Hearts | Calgary, AB |
| Ontario: | Scott Tournament of Hearts | Copper Cliff, ON |
| Junior | ||
| World: | World Junior Mens | Trois-Rivières, QC |
| Canada: | Karcher Juniors | Victoria, BC |
| Junior | ||
| World: | World Junior Womens | Trois-Rivières, QC |
| Canada: | Karcher Juniors | Victoria, BC |
| Senior | ||
| Canada: | Canadian Seniors | Vernon, BC |
| Senior | ||
| Canada: | Canadian Seniors | Vernon, BC |
| Canada Cup | ||
| Canada: | Canada Cup of Curling | Kamloops, BC |
| World: | Continental Cup | Thunder Bay, ON |
| Canada Cup | ||
| World: | Canada Cup of Curling | Kamloops, BC |
| Canada: | Canada Cup of Curling | Kamloops, BC |
A five at the opening end of their first-ever match together in a major international competition sent Katie McMillan and Angus Bryce on their way to a dominant victory over the USA at the ACE & Company World Mixed Doubles Championships in Geneva.
