Canada’s Jocelyn Peterman and Brett Gallant tried their best to get acclimated to their new time zone in Italy while preparing for mixed doubles competition at the Winter Olympics.
Kerri Einarson and Team Canada defeated Manitoba’s Kaitlyn Lawes 4-3 in 11 ends to win the Scotties Tournament of Hearts Sunday evening.
Manitoba’s Kaitlyn Lawes has advanced to the final of the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. She beat Canada’s Kerri Einarson 10-2 in eight ends in the 1/2 Page playoff game on Saturday night.
Alberta’s Selena Sturmay and Nova Scotia’s Christina Black have advanced to the next round of the Scotties Tournament of Hearts playoffs.
Canada’s Kerri Einarson and Manitoba’s Kaitlyn Lawes moved into the Page 1/2 playoff game at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
Nova Scotia’s Taylour Stevens is playoff-bound at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. Stevens made a game-winning in-off for three points for a 9-7 win over Ontario’s Hailey Armstrong on Thursday in the round-robin finale for both teams.
Retired lead Colin Hodgson has been through the rigours of chasing victories at the elite curling level. Now coach of Nunavut’s team at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts, he’s focused on a bigger picture — representation — at the national championships.
Four of the five available berths at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts were secured Wednesday as Canada’s Kerri Einarson, Manitoba’s Beth Peterson, Nova Scotia’s Christina Black and Alberta’s Selena Sturmay all earned wins at Paramount Fine Foods Centre.
When Christina Black pre-qualified for a spot in the Scotties Tournament of Hearts, it opened the door for a second Nova Scotia team to enter the field.
Manitoba’s Kaitlyn Lawes rolled to a 9-4 victory over Yukon’s Bayly Scoffin on Tuesday to become the first team to secure a playoff spot at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
Canada’s Kerri Einarson improved to 4-0 thanks to an 8-2 win over Quebec’s Jolianne Fortin at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts on Monday.
Kerry Galusha is perfectly content with her current connection to the granite game.
Wearing Saskatchewan colours at the national women’s curling championship for the first time in a decade, Jolene Campbell guided her rink to an 8-5 victory over B.C.’s Taylor Reese-Hansen on Sunday to even her round-robin record at 1-1.
Northern Ontario’s Krista Scharf defeated Alberta’s Kayla Skrlik 7-4 on Saturday afternoon at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
Manitoba’s Kaitlyn Lawes spoiled Taylor Reese-Hansen’s Scotties Tournament of Hearts debut Friday with a 10-4 victory over the third-ranked side from British Columbia.
A large banner by the Paramount Fine Foods Centre entrance includes action shots of the headliners you’d expect at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
Taylor Reese-Hansen’s rink has been one of the most consistent teams in Canada this season.
With a knee injury behind her, the second for Team Kerri Einarson is back at the Canadian women’s curling championship for the seventh time.
Kerri Einarson enters the 2026 Scotties Tournament of Hearts in a familiar position, but she took a different path to get there this season.
Mississauga, Ont.’s Paramount Fine Foods Centre is set host the prestigious 65-year-old tournament, marking the first time the Canadian women’s curling championship will take place in the Greater Toronto Area. Let’s look a closer look at the teams and top storylines for this year’s event.
The Winnipeg-based team skipped by Kaitlyn Lawes has claimed the final spot in the 18-team field for the upcoming Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
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