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Nova Scotia Mayflower CC		Skip Mark Dacey		Third Bruce Lohnes		Second Rob Harris		Lead Andrew Gibson



Northern Ontario Cobalt-Haileybury CC		Skip Robbie Gordon		Third David MacInnes		Second Steve Burnett		Lead Jerome Landry



New Brunswick Gage Golf and CC		Skip James Grattan		Third Wayne Tallon		Second Jason Vaughan		Lead Jeff Lacey



Ontario Coldwater and District CC		Skip Glenn Howard		Third Richard Hart		Second Brent Laing		Lead Craig Savill



Yukon/N.W.T. Yellowknife CC		Skip Jamie Koe		Third Kevin Whitehead		Second Mark Whitehead		Lead Brad Chorostkowski



Prince Edward Island Charlottetown CC		Skip Rod MacDonald		Third Kevin Champion		Second Phil Gorveatt		Lead Mike Dillon



Alberta Saville Sports Centre		Skip Kevin Martin		Third Don Walchuk		Second Carter Rycroft		Lead Don Bartlett



Quebec Etchemin CC		Skip Jean-Michel Menard		Third Francois Roberge		Second Eric Sylvain		Lead Maxime Elmaleh



Newfoundland / Labrador Remax Centre		Skip Ken Peddigrew		Third Ryan LeDrew		Second Jeff Rose		Lead Keith Jewer



Saskatchewan Davidson CC		Skip Pat Simmons		Third Jeff Sharp		Second Chris Haichert		Lead Ben Hebert



Manitoba Charleswood CC		Skip Jeff Stoughton		Third Jon Mead		Second Garry Vandenberghe		Lead Steve Gould



British Columbia Kamloops CC		Skip Brian Windsor		Third Dennis Graber		Second Randy Nelson		Lead Bill Johnson

Team Cameron to Part Ways for Next Quad

Team Cameron to Part Ways for Next Quad

Manitoba's Kate Cameron (Photo: Curling Canada) announced on Monday that the team will look different for the new Olympic quadrennial.

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

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