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



Alberta Avonair CC		Fourth David Nedohin		Skip Randy Ferbey		Second Scott Pfeifer		Lead Marcel Rocque



Prince Edward Island Silver Fox Curling and Yacht		Skip Mike Gaudet		Third Evan Sullivan		Second Craig Arsenault		Lead Sean Ledgerwood



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



Newfoundland / Labrador Bally Haly Golf and CC		Skip Brad Gushue		Third Mark Nichols		Second Jamie Korab		Lead Mark Ward



Ontario Oakville CC		Skip Mike Harris		Third John Base		Second Phil Loevenmark		Lead Trevor Wall



New Brunswick Beaver CC		Skip Russ Howard		Third James Grattan		Second Marc LeCocq		Lead Grant Odishaw



Saskatchewan Muenster CC		Skip Bruce Korte		Third Clint Dieno		Second Roger Korte		Lead Rory Golanowski



Quebec Rosemère CC		Skip Daniel Lafleur		Third Steeve Gagnon		Second Jean-Sebastien Roy		Lead Maurice Cayouette



British Columbia Royal City CC		Skip Jay Peachey		Third Ron Leech		Second Kevin Recksiedler		Lead Brad Fenton



Manitoba Swan River CC		Skip Brent Scales		Third Gord Hardy		Second Grant Spicer		Lead Todd Trevellyan



Yukon/N.W.T. Whitehorse CC		Skip Brian Wasnea		Third Pat Molloy		Second Bruce Hunt		Lead Kevin Sumner

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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