LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Canada’s Kevin Koe, who had produced magic all weekend long, couldn’t conjure up one last “Koedini” to prevent Sweden’s Niklas Edin from tying a record with his fourth world title at the 2019 Pioneer Hi-Bred World Men’s Curling Championship, presented by Service Experts, Heating, Air Conditioning and Plumbing.
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Canada takes silver, Edin wins record-tying fourth Pioneer Hi-Bred world curling crown
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Northern Ontario girls, Ontario boys win 2019 Canadian Under-18 Championships
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Swiss capture Pioneer Hi-Bred world championship bronze medal
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Koe’s last-rock draw gives Canada semifinal win at Pioneer Hi-Bred World Men’s Championship
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Ontario’s Niepage finds groove, advances to semis at 2019 Under-18’s
Our News
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Saskatchewan, Alberta teams claim gold at Canadian Masters Championships
Two teams with plenty of podium experience came out on top at the 2019 College Clean Restoration Canadian Masters (60 and over) Men’s and Women’s Curling Championships, which concluded on Sunday at the Nutana Curling Club in Saskatoon.
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nada awards $10,000 club grant as part of Curling Day in Canada initiatives
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Team Canada closes with win over Denmark at World Women’s Curling Championship
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Canada comes up short against Sweden at World Women’s Championship
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Canada stays alive with win over Russia at World Women’s Curling Championship
Our Stories
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MQFT with Matt Hall
This week, John sits down with Matthew Hall, the reigning World Junior champion (playing second on Team Tyler Tardi) and multi-time Ontario champion (as skip) at the junior level. Matthew heads back to Ontario after a successful year in B.C., and before he did that, sat down for an interview with John.
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Catherine MacCallum, 2017-2018 nada Volunteer of the Year
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A story of water and ice: Thurston’s rise to the top of two sports
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MQFT with Selena Sturmay
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MQFT with Matt Hamilton