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Team Howard continues its winning ways with Tour triumph
As the weekend began, Glenn Howard joked that he wasn't sure if his team would let him play in the NISSAN Curling Classic in Paris, Ont.
Team Howard back intact in time for Tour stop in Brantford, Ont.
Scott Howard won his first World Curling Tour event as skip just two weeks ago. Who knows how long it will be before he has another chance?
Weekend Tour action moves to Calgary and Toronto
While the turn of the calendar from September to October usually indicates curling season is entering full swing, the weather outside Calgary's Curler's Corner Autumn Gold Curling Classic decided to make it blatantly clear that it was time for everybody to get on the ice.
Team Howard named to play Brazil in Americas Zone Challenge
Four-time World Men's Curling Champion Glenn Howard will carry Canadian hopes into a showdown with a Brazilian team to decide the Americas Zone entry into the 2018 World Men's Curling Championship, presented by Ford of Canada, it was announced today by Curling Canada.
Team Howard cruises to victory in Road to the Roar Opener
SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I. — Glenn Howard is taking a longer road to the Tim Hortons Roar of the Rings than he's been used to, but he's just fine with the prospect.
Home Hardware Road to the Roar Pre-Trials underway Monday in Summerside, P.E.I.
Some of Canada's best curling teams will have a chance to take a significant step toward their gold-medal dreams when the 2017 Home Hardware Road to the Roar Pre-Trials gets underway Monday at Credit Union Place in Summerside, P.E.I.
Canadian curlers honoured by International Fair Play Committee
An act of sportsmanship that highlighted the 2016 Tim Hortons Brier in Ottawa is being recognized by the International Fair Play Committee.
Repeat win for Carruthers at Canad Inn's Men's Classic
Reid Carruthers may have experienced a bit of deja-vu this weekend in Portage la Prairie, Man. For the second straight year, Carruthers and his Winnipeg foursome captured the championship at the Canad Inn's Men's Classic.
Team Canada closes in on Tim Hortons Brier playoff berth
ST. JOHN'S — The champs are in familiar territory at the 2017 Tim Hortons Brier. Kevin Koe's Team Canada rink from Calgary ran its record to 6-2 and put itself in a solid position for a playoff berth with an 8-6 win over the Northwest Territories on Wednesday night at Mile One Centre in the always interesting Battle of the Koe Brothers.
Manitoba rallies for win at Tim Hortons Brier
ST. JOHN'S – Manitoba flirted with disaster for a third straight game and needed two key shots by skip Mike McEwen to pull out a win and remain alone atop the standings at the Tim Hortons Brier Wednesday.
Manitoba quiets St. John's crowd with victory
ST. JOHN'S — Mike McEwen left the ice early Sunday afternoon at Mile One Centre, fairly certain he was not exactly the most popular man in St. John's.
Two more qualifiers set for 2017 Tim Hortons Brier
Adam Casey joined an elite club on Sunday by winning his first Saskatchewan men's curling championship, while a familiar face remained in his own elite club by winning the Ontario men's title.
Howard working his way back to the top
Not too long ago, Glenn Howard was a favourite in any event his foursome entered. The four-time World Champion has won nearly everything there is to win, but this season finds the Midland, Ont., native with a new lineup, and success hasn't been easy to come by.
Hot-shooting Koe leads Alberta to Tim Hortons Brier championship
OTTAWA – Kevin Koe's razor-thin pick of a Brad Gushue counter in the seventh end was the pivotal shot that led to Alberta's 9-5 win over Newfoundland-Labrador in the championship game of the Tim Hortons Brier Sunday evening.
Eleventh end single gives Northern Ontario Tim Hortons Brier bronze medal
OTTAWA — Brad Jacobs had a tough time getting up for the Tim Hortons Brier bronze-medal game Sunday and he was short on the house on his first draw, but he and his Northern Ontario teammates got it together in time to get past Mike McEwen of Manitoba 7-6 in 11 ends.