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Brown, Skrlik, Martin, Homan win to start Scotties Tournament of Hearts

B.C.'s Corryn Brown, Alberta's Kayla Skrlik, Saskatchewan's Nancy Martin and defending champion Rachel Homan opened the Canadian women's curling championship with victories.

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Everyone chasing Team Homan as Scotties set to kick off in Thunder Bay

For the second time in four years, the 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts is set to take place in Thunder Bay. The action gets underway on Friday on TSN. Let’s take a closer look at the teams set to compete for the Canadian women's curling championship.

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Hot-handed Homan team on a heater heading into Scotties Tournament of Hearts

Rachel Homan's curling team was built to win. They've been doing a lot of that. The top-ranked women's team in Canada and the world arrived at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts the heavy favourite to defend its national title and represent the country in the world championship again.

Rock Talk Previews the Scotties

From Homan’s dominance to brush heads, Russ and Cathy discuss top Scotties storylines

TSN’s Cathy Gauthier and Russ Howard join Bob Weeks to chat top Scotties storylines, including who has the best chance to take out Team Rachel Homan, the hometown team led by Krista McCarville and the latest news from the brush head controversy in curling.

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Miskew discusses the keys to Team Homan’s historic run ahead of Scotties title defence

Emma Miskew, second for Team Rachel Homan, joins Bob Weeks to discuss her rink’s dominance, defending their Scotties title in Thunder Bay and her thoughts on the latest Brooms Wars in curling.

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McCarville feeling the excitement in Thunder Bay for Scotties

Thunder Bay will finally have the opportunity to host a Scotties with fans in the stands this year as Krista McCarville is set to skip the hometown rink. The school teacher chats with Bob Weeks on what it means to host the event and her team’s desire to capture their first national title.

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Inglis ready to skip Team Ontario at second straight Scotties

After many years of just missing out, Danielle Inglis is returning to the Scotties Tournament of Hearts for the second straight year as skip of Team Ontario. Inglis discusses it all with TSN’s Bob Weeks.

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Top Scotties storylines

Can anybody defeat Team Homan? Which pool is strongest? Bob Weeks runs through the top storylines in Thunder Bay.

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Scotties Edition: On the Button!

Bob Weeks runs through the latest tidbits from the world of curling with the Scotties Tournament of Hearts about to start in Thunder Bay.

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Bob makes his Scotties predictions

Bob Weeks is here to make his bold predictions for the six playoffs teams, the final three and the ultimate Scotties champion. Do you agree?

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After one-year absence, Nunavut returns to Tournament of Hearts

When Colin Hodgson attended his first meeting with members of the Nunavut curling team that will play at the Canadian women's championship, he asked everyone why they wanted to be involved.

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Pools, schedule announced for Montana's Brier

With the field for the 2025 Montana's Brier now complete, Curling Canada announced the official pools and schedule on Monday.

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Curling Canada makes tweaks to PointsBet Invitational, drops single-knockout format

Major changes will be made to the PointsBet Invitational next season so that teams will get more early-season games on arena ice before the Canadian Curling Trials in November, Curling Canada said Thursday.

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Curling Canada seeks to ease broom tension ahead of national championships

Tension over broom technology has resurfaced at a high-stakes time as teams in Canada and around the world vie to represent their country at next year's Olympic Games in Milan-Cortina, Italy.

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Lenentine learning from great skips as she prepares to be Team Einarson fifth

Her season with Carey now complete, Lenentine was recently named team fifth for Einarson at the Feb. 14-23 national playdowns in Thunder Bay, Ont.

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Mississauga to host 2026 Scotties Tournament of Hearts

The Canadian women's curling championship will be held in Mississauga, Ont., in 2026.

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Brier

Epping, Kleiter, Smith punch tickets to Canadian men's curling championship

Several men's curling teams punched their tickets to the Canadian championship Sunday. A field of 18 teams will curl Feb. 29 to March 9 in the Montana's Brier in Kelowna, B.C.

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Purcell, Asselin early Brier entries after winning provincial men's curling finals

Nova Scotia's Owen Purcell and Quebec's Felix Asselin joined the Canadian men's curling championship field by winning their respective provincial finals Sunday.

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Nova Scotia's Black back in Scotties Tournament of Hearts

Christina Black returns to the Canadian women's curling championship after winning Nova Scotia's women's final Sunday.

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Rock Talk with Bob Weeks

Rock Talk: Crazy curling campaign continues with Scotties, Brier getting closer

Bob Weeks returns for the first full Rock Talk of the season as Kerri Einarson, Scott Pfeifer and TSN Curling’s Russ Howard and Cathy Gauthier join the show. Bob also gives his top storylines and Power Rankings.

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Pfeifer talks mixed doubles after Peterman, Gallant win Trials

Scott Pfeifer, Curling Canada’s national coach for mixed doubles, joins Bob Weeks to discuss the state of mixed doubles in Canada following Jocelyn Peterman and Brett Gallant winning the Trials earlier this month in Liverpool, Nova Scotia.

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Bob’s Power Rankings

With the Season of Champions just around the corner, Bob Weeks names his top five men and women rinks so far in the 2024-25 season. Do you agree?

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On the Button!

From curlers golfing to an eight-ender in Newfoundland, Bob Weeks takes a look at some of recent social media moments in curling.

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Curling Day in Canada

How Dimitri Jean-Paul is breaking barriers in the sport of curling

Dimitri Jean-Paul isn't like other curlers. He's a member of the BIPOC community and is also deaf. One day while flipping through TV channels, he stumbled upon the Brier, and has been hooked ever since. TSN's Claire Hanna has more.

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Curling is a place for everyone

Curling is a place for everyone, and for most people, their journey in the sport begins with small community clubs. As such, Oakville Curling Club members Scott Cooke and Erin Flowers wanted to give back. TSN's Bob Weeks has more.

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Einarson on being an Indigenous role model, how curling can become more inclusive

Three-time reigning national champion Kerri Einarson joins Bob Weeks to discuss the pride she takes in being a role model for Indigenous athletes and what the sport can do to be more inclusive to everyone.

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Indigenous students take on curling with the help of Rocks and Rings program

The Rocks and Rings program has introduced the sport of curling to over two million kids and recently a group of students from an Indigenous school in Toronto were given an opportunity to hit the ice. TSN's Claire Hanna reports.

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Ukrainian-Canadian teenager taking pride in introducing refugees to curling

Luke Robins, a high school student in Winnipeg, is heading up tutorial sessions for Ukrainian citizens who have been displaced due to the war in their homeland. John Lu tells us the story of how Robins is supporting Ukrainian refugees with an introduction to a curling program.

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How one young curler is opening access to the sport for racialized community members

Across the country, there have been programs created to increase diversity and inclusion in curling. TSN's Claire Hanna talked to a Queen’s University student who has started an adult Learn-to-Curl program for racialized community members.

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Nigerian curling team proving ice limitations can't stop spread of curling worldwide

Curling's popularity is definitely growing around the world, even in places without ice, like NIgeria. TSN's Bob Weeks introduces us to the Nigerian Curling Team and the mark they are making on the international curling circuit.

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