Manitoba's Carruthers, Alberta's Koe complete 2025 Montana's Brier field Reid Carruthers and Kevin Koe round out the field for the Canadian men's curling championship after their teams won their respective provincial finals Sunday.
Canadian men's curling championship to return to St. John's next year The Canadian men's curling championship will return to St. John's, N.L., next year. Curling Canada says the 2026 Montana's Brier will be held Feb. 27-March 8 at the Mary Brown's Centre.
Neufeld joins Team Carruthers for Manitoba playdowns After being cut by Team Matt Dunstone last month, veteran BJ Neufeld has found a new home in Manitoba.
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.
2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts and Montana's Brier Playdowns Take a look at all the dates and locations for the 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts and Montana's Brier playdowns.
Curling Canada confirms pre-qualified teams for Scotties, Brier Curling Canada announced the six pre-qualified teams for the 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts and Montana's Brier on Wednesday.
SK's McEwen in Brier final with semifinal win over AB's Bottcher Saskatchewan's Mike McEwen advanced to the final of the Canadian men's curling championship with a 7-3 semifinal win over Alberta's Brendan Bottcher on Sunday.
Defending champion Gushue reaches Brier final with win over Bottcher Brad Gushue gained an express ticket to Sunday's championship game at the Brier with a 7-3 playoff win over Brendan Bottcher on Saturday night. Alberta's Bottcher, the tournament's No. 1 seed, dropped to Sunday's semifinal to face Saskatchewan's Mike McEwen, who was a 6-5 winner earlier over Manitoba's Matt Dunstone.
Gushue, Bottcher, Dunstone, McEwen into Brier final four Defending champion Brad Gushue and Alberta's Brendan Bottcher advanced to Saturday's 1v2 Page Playoff game at the Brier, while Saskatchewan's Mike McEwen and Manitoba's Matt Dunstone will clash in the 3v4 elimination match.
Team Bottcher’s consistency apparent as Brier playoffs near Team credits coach Paul Webster with keeping everyone focused and on track during successful season. - Ryan Horne, TSN.ca
Gushue, Koe, join Carruthers, McEwen in Brier playoffs Defending champion Brad Gushue and Northwest Territories' Jamie Koe joined Saskatchewan's Mike McEwen and Manitoba's Reid Carruthers in the playoffs at the Canadian men's curling championship Thursday.
Winnipeg’s McEwen embracing Saskatchewan green in attempt to end Brier drought On the precipice of a playoffs spot, Mike McEwen and Team Saskatchewan are feeding off the hometown crowd. Ryan Horne has more. - Ryan Horne
Four-time champion Koe crashes out of contention at Brier Among the surprises to start the 2024 Canadian men's curling championship, four-time champion Kevin Koe's struggles were completely unexpected. The buzz around four teams toppling higher seeds on the fourth day of the Montana's Brier spilled into Tuesday, when the No. 3 men's team in Canada added to the drama in Regina by falling out of playoff contention with a fifth loss.
Saskatchewan's McEwen, Prince Edward Island's Smith stay in Brier playoff hunt Trevor Bonot's Northern Ontario rink continued its impressive run at the Canadian men's curling championship with a 10-6 win over Ontario's Scott Howard in Tuesday's early draw.
Veteran Koe looking to get NWT into Brier playoffs for first time since 2012 A lovable everyman, veteran skip Jamie Koe has his Northwest Territories rink thinking playoffs at the Montana's Brier. Ryan Horne has more. - Ryan Horne
Northwest Territories' Koe leads upsets galore at the Brier Northern Ontario's Trevor Bonot's team ranked 60th in Canada stole a point in the 10th end in a 6-5 win over No. 1 Brendan Bottcher of Alberta. Northwest Territories' Jamie Koe provided another upset in the morning by beating defending champion Brad Gushue 7-5.
Regina Brier has an 'extra little spice' for Howard in new role Ontario’s Scott Howard is competing in his sixth career Montana’s Brier this week at the Brandt Centre, but the very first as a skip. - Ryan Horne
Long time between Briers, Newfoundland and Labrador's Smith back in it 35 years later Newfoundland and Labrador's lead at the Montana's Brier in Regina was a 23-year-old engineering student when he played third for Lorne Henderson's team that posted a 7-4 record in Saskatchewan Place.
NO’s Team Bonot using Iceman’s calming nature to their advantage in first Brier Team Trevor Bonot is hoping a Canadian curling legend known for his calming presence will make a difference at this year’s Montana’s Brier. Two-time Brier and world champion Al Hackner, affectionally known as the Iceman, is making his first appearance at the Canadian men’s curling championship since 2001 this week in Regina as coach of Northern Ontario. - Ryan Horne, TSN.ca
Ontario's Howard opens Brier with win over B.C.'s Schneider Ontario's Scott Howard started his Canadian men's curling championship with a 7-5 win over B.C.'s Catlin Schneider.
Defending champ Gushue opens Brier with win over Nova Scotia's Manuel Brad Gushue opened defence of his Canadian men's curling championship with a 7-4 win over Nova Scotia's Matthew Manuel on Friday night.
Gushue still motivated to ‘put on a show’ as he enters 21st career Brier The 43-year-old has won all five of his Brier Tankards over the past seven years, the most Canadian men’s curling championships ever won by a skip. A sixth win in Regina would tie Gushue, as well as long-time teammates Mark Nichols and Geoff Walker, with Randy Ferbey for the most Brier titles in history. - Ryan Horne
Curling Canada announces pools for Montana's Brier The pools for the Montana's Brier have been finalized following the conclusion of provincial playdowns on Sunday.
Camm to join Howard's Ontario team at Brier With their skip still nursing a knee injury, the members of Team Glenn Howard are adding a player to their squad for the upcoming Montana's Brier.
