HomeLatest News
Europe continues comeback at Continental Cup with singles near sweep
Jean-Michel Menard's rink form Ste-Foy, Que., scored one in each of the final three ends in a 5-4 win over Pal Trusen of Norway, allowing North America to salvage a split of the men's team matches and maintain a slim two-point lead at the
More Europe continues comeback at Continental Cup with singles near sweep
World men's curling champions and medal standings since the inception of the tournament in 1959, with year, country and skip in parentheses: Champions (country, ...
It's not exactly the curling equivalent of theGolf Channel but there will be more options this season for curlingfans who just can't get enough of their favouri ...
CALGARY (CP) _ A large hike in competition fees for major curling events like the Scotties Tournament of Hearts and the Tim Hortons Brier has raised the ire of ...
A decade after the late Sandra Schmirler's team brought home Canada's first Olympic gold medal for curling, the Canadian women's curling championship is returni ...
The Tim Hortons Brier is headed back to Winnipeg in 2008. The Canadian Curling Association announced Wednesday that the Canadian men's curling championship will ...
Ted Appelman's Alberta rink and Quebec's Eve Belisle were undefeated at 3-0 Sunday after five draws of the Canadian mixed curling championship. Appleman beat th ...
Competitors at the four Grand Slam of Curling events this year will play two fewer ends in their matches, one of a handful of changes announced Friday by the Wo ...
Canadians Jean-Michel Menard and Brad Gushue won their late draws Thursday as North America took a commanding 39-15 lead over Europe at the ...
EDMONTON (CP) _ Another major curling event is going to Italy. Four years after Pinerolo, Italy hosted the curling at the 2006 Winter Olympics, the 2010 Ford Wo ...