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Prince Edward Island Charlottetown CC		Skip Robert Campbell		Third Peter Gallant		Second Mark O'Rourke		Lead Mark Butler



Nova Scotia Mayflower CC		Skip Paul Flemming		Third Blayne Iskiw		Second Andy Dauphinee		Lead Tom Fetterly



Newfoundland / Labrador Remax Centre		Skip Glenn Goss		Third Glenn Turpin		Second Ken Peddigrew		Lead Brett Reynolds



British Columbia Kelowna CC		Skip Bert Gretzinger		Third Bob Ursel		Second Mark Whittle		Lead Dave Mellof



Quebec St-Lambert CC		Skip Guy Hemmings		Third Pierre Charette		Second Guy Thibaudeau		Lead Dale Ness



New Brunswick Beaver CC		Skip Russ Howard		Third Wayne Tallon		Second Rick Perron		Lead Grant Odishaw



Alberta Ottewell CC		Skip Ken Hunka		Third Brent MacDonald		Second Blake MacDonald		Lead Wade Johnston



Ontario Rideau CC		Skip Rich Moffatt		Third Howard Rajala		Second Chris Fulton		Lead Paul Madden



Northern Ontario North Bay Granite CC		Skip Scott Patterson		Third Phil Loevenmark		Second John McClelland		Lead Wayne Lowe



Yukon/N.W.T. Whitehorse CC		Skip Orest Peech		Third Pat Paslawski		Second Brian Wasnea		Lead Don Irwin



Saskatchewan Yorkton CC		Skip Gerald Shymko		Third Gerry Adam		Second Arnie Geisler		Lead Neil Cursons



Manitoba Charleswood CC		Skip Jeff Stoughton		Third Jon Mead		Second Garry Vandenberghe		Lead Doug Armstrong

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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