Canadian Mixed



Alberta Sexsmith CC		Skip Kurt Balderston		Third Renee Sonnenberg		Second Les Sonnenberg		Lead Karen McNamee



Saskatchewan Sutherland CC		Skip Scott Coghlan		Third Kim Hodson		Second Murray Humble		Lead Laurie Secord



British Columbia Kerry Park CC		Skip Wes Craig		Third Roselyn Craig		Second Randy Thiessen		Lead Cheryl Noble



Nova Scotia Mayflower CC		Skip Mark Dacey		Third Heather Smith		Second Rob Harris		Lead Laine Peters



New Brunswick Beaver CC		Skip Russ Howard		Third Nancy Toner		Second Wayne Tallon		Lead Wendy Howard



Prince Edward Island Charlottetown CC		Skip John Likely		Third Kathie Gallant		Second Mark Butler		Lead Krista Cameron



Quebec Boucherville CC		Skip Jean-Michel Menard		Third Jessica Marchand		Second Marco Berthelot		Lead Joelle Sabourin



Manitoba La Salle CC		Skip Brian Pallister		Third Chris Scalena		Second Dale Michie		Lead Rose Neufeld



Yukon/N.W.T. Whitehorse CC		Skip Orest Peech		Third Wendy Hales		Second Bob Chambers		Lead Corinne Delaire



Newfoundland / Labrador Grand Falls CC		Skip Tony Power		Third Thelma Stockley		Second Jerry Osmond		Lead Shirley Down



Exeter CC		Skip Fred Puetz		Third		Second		Lead



Ontario Rideau CC		Skip Howard Rajala		Third Darcie Walker		Second Chris Fulton		Lead Linda Fulton



Northern Ontario McIntyre CC		Skip Rick Stewart		Third Valerie MacInnes		Second Neil MacInnes		Lead Marianne Kentish

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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