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Northern Exposure: Bartling leads new-look N.W.T. team at the Montana's Brier

Northern Exposure: Bartling leads new-look N.W.T. team at the Montana's Brier

KELOWNA, B.C. — Northwest Territories vice D'arcy Delorey would often use a territorial championship banner at the three-sheet Hay River Curling Club as inspiration in the early days of his curling journey.
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Young Guns: Brier rookies Mooibroek and Purcell open with victories

Young Guns: Brier rookies Mooibroek and Purcell open with victories

KELOWNA, B.C. — When Ontario's Sam Mooibroek was warming up ahead of his Montana's Brier debut on Saturday, Canadian curling heavyweights could be spotted at every turn.
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Defending champion Brad Gushue opens with victory at Montana's Brier

Defending champion Brad Gushue opens with victory at Montana's Brier

KELOWNA, B.C. — Records aren't on Brad Gushue's mind at the Montana's Brier. Another title for the reigning Canadian men's curling champion would make him the first skip to win four straight Brier crowns.
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Montana's named title sponsor of Canadian Curling Trials in Halifax this fall

Montana's named title sponsor of Canadian Curling Trials in Halifax this fall

KELOWNA, B.C. — Montana's has been named title sponsor of the Nov. 22-30 Canadian Curling Trials at Scotiabank Centre in Halifax. The event will determine Canada's four-player curling teams for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, Italy.
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Laurie St-Georges' curling team changes after near miss in Tournament of Hearts

Laurie St-Georges' curling team changes after near miss in Tournament of Hearts

LAVAL, Que. — Laurie St-Georges' curling team has partially disbanded after narrowly missing the playoffs at the Canadian women's curling championship.
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Canada's wheelchair curling team seeks world championship as Paralympic Games loom

Canada's wheelchair curling team seeks world championship as Paralympic Games loom

THUNDER BAY, Ont. — Douglas Dean will wear the Maple Leaf for the first time at the world wheelchair curling championship. The 60-year-old from Thunder Bay, Ont., is also the first curler from Northern Ontario to play for Canada in the event.
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On Ice: Broomhead foam issues on hold for Montana's Brier, but curlers still fuming

On Ice: Broomhead foam issues on hold for Montana's Brier, but curlers still fuming

KELOWNA, B.C. — The equipment technology tension that has engulfed the elite curling scene in recent weeks is expected to be put on hold at the Montana's Brier.
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Defending champion Gushue aiming to win Brier for a record seventh time

Defending champion Gushue aiming to win Brier for a record seventh time

KELOWNA, B.C. — There was a time when a Canadian men's curling championship always seemed just out of Brad Gushue's reach. Now the veteran skip is simply the man to beat at the Montana's Brier. His St. John's, N.L.
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A capsule look at the 18 teams set to participate in the Montana's Brier

A capsule look at the 18 teams set to participate in the Montana's Brier

KELOWNA, B.C. — A capsule look at the 18 teams competing in the Feb. 28-March 9 Canadian men's curling championship in Kelowna, B.C. Teams listed by seeding in their pools, athletes from skip to lead, followed by hometown.
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Rachel Homan's curling team repeats as Canadian women's champions

Rachel Homan's curling team repeats as Canadian women's champions

THUNDER BAY, Ont. — Rachel Homan's dominance of women's curling continued Sunday with a 6-1 win over Manitoba's Kerri Einarson to win the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. Homan skips a team ranked No. 1 in both Canada and the world.
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