Jennifer Jones will have to wait for another chance to win a record seventh Canadian women's curling championship. The decorated skip believes she has the team and the time to get that opportunity.

Jennifer Jones says despite a disappointing performance against Team Ontario, she's happy with the performance of her wild-card rink, and thinks they're on the right track and know where they need to improve.

Rachel Homan and Emma Miskew are still feeling the sting of losing in last year's Scotties final against Team Alberta. However, after their win over Jennifer Jones' wild-card rink, they're feeling confident and are looking to redeem themselves in the final against Manitoba.

Manitoba's Kerri Einarson advanced to the Canadian women's curling championship final with a 6-4 win over the Jennifer Jones wild-card team Saturday. In an all-Manitoba playoff between the tournament's top two playoff seeds, Einarson earned an express trip to Sunday evening's championship game.

After announcing to the curling world eight years ago that he's gay, Peterborough, Ontario native John Epping sits down with Bob Weeks to discuss what his life was like before making the announcement, why he made the decision to open up about it, what the reaction was from the curling world, and why it was important for him to tell his story.

For the past seven days, Cathy Gauthier has been part of the broadcast team covering the 2020 Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Moose Jaw, Sask. She’s called the morning draws in the booth with colleague Bryan Mudryk before jumping on the update desk for the afternoon and evening games. When you add multiple middle-of-the-night curing matches that had a far deeper personal meeting than anything going on at Mosaic Place, it must have been extremely emotionally draining.

Curling Canada and TSN have extended their broadcast rights contract for another eight years. The agreement kicks in for the 2020-21 season through to 2027-28.