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Ontario Balsdon		Skip Greg Balsdon		Third Jordan Keon		Second Curtis Samoy		Lead Trevor Talbott



Newfoundland / Labrador Feltham		Skip Rod Feltham		Third Scott Davidge		Second Kris MacLeod		Lead Keith Clarke



Quebec Gibeau		Skip Jasmin Gibeau		Third Dan deWaard		Second Marc-Antoine Biron-Paquette		Lead Kevin Menard



Alberta Johnson		Skip Rob Johnson		Third Lyle Kent		Second Steve Thomas		Lead Nathan Relitz



Nunavut Kingdon		Skip Wade Kingdon		Third Terry Lichty		Second Greg Howard		Lead Hunter Tootoo



New Brunswick Lacey		Skip Jeff Lacey		Third Mitch Downey		Second Peter Case		Lead Nicholas Munn



Northwest Territories Lockhart		Skip Jim Lockhart		Third Kevin Hawkshaw		Second Jeff Clubine		Lead Jeff O'Keefe



Northern Ontario Mikkelsen		Skip Ben Mikkelsen		Third Greg Doran		Second Mark Blanchard		Lead Devin Doran



Nova Scotia Power		Fourth Tony Moore		Skip Greg Power		Second Ryan MacIver		Lead Jamie Turnbull



British Columbia Schmidt		Skip Ron Schmidt		Third Normand Cote		Second Randy Baert		Lead Mike Meeres



Yukon Scoffin		Skip Wade Scoffin		Third Steve Fecteau		Second Peter Andersen		Lead Ben Robinson



Saskatchewan Tenetuik		Skip Cole Tenetuik		Third Brennan Schiele		Second Brad Wuitchik		Lead Chadd McKenzie



Manitoba Wasylik		Skip Zachary Wasylik		Third Jack Hykaway		Second Joshua Harding		Lead Graham Normand



Prince Edward Island Watts		Skip Dennis Watts		Third Corey Miller		Second Terry Arsenault		Lead Andrew MacDougall

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.

Kubota Challenge: Gord Bamford vs Brad Gushue

Kubota Challenge: Gord Bamford vs Brad Gushue

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