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Alberta Bottcher		Skip Brendan Bottcher		Third Darren Moulding		Second Bradley Thiessen		Lead Karrick Martin



British Columbia Laycock		Fourth Jim Cotter		Skip Steve Laycock		Second Andrew Nerpin		Lead Rick Sawatsky



Canada Koe		Skip Kevin Koe		Third B.J. Neufeld		Second Colton Flasch		Lead Ben Hebert



Manitoba Gunnlaugson		Skip Jason Gunnlaugson		Third Alex Forrest		Second Adam Casey		Lead Connor Njegovan



Manitoba McEwen		Skip Mike McEwen		Third Reid Carruthers		Second Derek Samagalski		Lead Colin Hodgson



New Brunswick Grattan		Skip James Grattan		Third Paul Dobson		Second Andy McCann		Lead Jamie Brannen



Newfoundland / Labrador Gushue		Skip Brad Gushue		Third Mark Nichols		Second Brett Gallant		Lead Geoff Walker



Northern Ontario Jacobs		Skip Brad Jacobs		Third Marc Kennedy		Second E.J. Harnden		Lead Ryan Harnden



Northwest Territories Koe		Skip Jamie Koe		Third David Aho		Second Shadrach Mcleod		Lead Cole Parsons



Nova Scotia Murphy		Skip Jamie Murphy		Third Paul Flemming		Second Scott Saccary		Lead Philip Crowell



Nunavut Higgs		Skip Jake Higgs		Third Dale Kohlenberg		Second Christian Smitheram		Lead Ed MacDonald



Ontario Epping		Skip John Epping		Third Ryan Fry		Second Mathew Camm		Lead Brent Laing



Prince Edward Island Cochrane		Skip Bryan Cochrane		Third Ian MacAulay		Second Morgan Currie		Lead Mark O'Rourke



Quebec Bedard		Skip Alek Bedard		Third Louis Quevillon		Second Emile Asselin		Lead Bradley Lequin



Saskatchewan Dunstone		Skip Matt Dunstone		Third Braeden Moskowy		Second Catlin Schneider		Lead Dustin Kidby



Yukon Scoffin		Skip Thomas Scoffin		Third Trygg Jensen		Second Brett Winfield		Lead Joe Wallingham

Whyte's Men Power to Fourth Straight Win at Worlds

Whyte's Men Power to Fourth Straight Win at Worlds

Scotland's Team Whyte wasted no time in registering their fourth successive win at the LGT World Men’s Curling Championship as they defeated a dangerous Italy team 9-3 in the minimum six ends in Utah.

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

Canada wins over Scotland at Women's Worlds

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