SYDNEY, N.S – Jennifer Jones doesn’t often miss crucial shots, and when she does it usually doesn’t take long to redeem herself. She was at it again Saturday evening, overcoming struggles with the ice to get her Team Canada off on a winning note at the 2019 Scotties Tournament of Hearts at Centre 200.
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Team Jones struggles but wins opening game at Scotties Tournament of Hearts
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Historic first win for Nunavut at Scotties Tournament of Hearts
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Scheidegger wins Wild Card game, earns berth in 2019 Scotties
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2019 Scotties Tournament of Hearts gets underway Saturday in Sydney, N.S.
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Field set for 2019 Tim Hortons Brier in Brandon
Our News
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Extra-end loss for Team Canada at World Juniors
Tyler Tardi and his Canadian junior champions from British Columbia faced a tough first game against USA’s Andrew Stopera on Saturday night, losing 7-8 in an extra end on the opening night of the 2019 World Junior Curling Championships, taking place at Queen’s Place Emera Centre in Liverpool, N.S.
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2019 World Junior Curling Championships begin Saturday in Liverpool, Nova Scotia
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Dunstone and Sahaidak/Lott win gold for Canada at Curling World Cup
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Two Canadian teams will play for gold at Curling World Cup
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Sahaidak/Lott still in contention at Curling World Cup
Our Stories
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MQFT with Selena Sturmay
This week, John sits down with Selena Sturmay, the first junior ladies’ skip to go undefeated at the Canadian Juniors since Rachel Homan did it in 2010 and only the fifth ladies team to ever do so at a Canadian Juniors. Selena also won the Alberta Juniors in 2016 as well as the 2018 Usports Curling Championship and she’ll be heading to the Winter Universiade this year representing the University of Alberta.
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MQFT with Matt Hamilton
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Hit Draw Tap continues to grow – and kids’ skills are growing, too
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MQFT with Shannon Birchard
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Travelers Curling Club Championship success isn’t just on the ice