On today's World Curling Report... The playoff picture is set at the World Mixed Championship with Canada earning the top seed and the Tier 1 and Tier 2 fields have been announced for the Pinty's Grand Slam of Curling Tour Challenge taking place in Pictou County, Nova Scotia in early November.
On today's World Curling Report... The playoff picture is becoming clearer at the World Mixed Championship, the U.S. Olympic Trials are returning to a familiar place and there is a new #1 women's team in the world.
On today's World Curling Report... the host nation leads the way at the World Mixed Curling Championship, Team Einarson defends their title at one of the more prestigious events on the World Curling Tour and an Olympic gold medalist ties the knot.
On today's World Curling Report... Mother Nature wins the Canad Inns Men's Classic, the reigning European men's champions will not get to defend their title and a super-sub leads Team Scheidegger into the Autumn Gold playoffs.
On today's World Curling Report... 40 curling nations are in Aberdeen, Scotland for the 2019 World Mixed Curling Championship, Team Einarson looks to defend their title at the popular Autumn Gold event in Calgary and several of the world's top men's teams are in Portage la Prairie for the Canad Inns Classic.
On today's World Curling Report... a few teams make their way up the world rankings, Scotland set to find out who will rep the country at the European Championships and the Continental Cup finds not one, but two, title sponsors.
On today's World Curling Report...we recap the weekend action on the WCT where Rocque, Jacobs, Brunton and de Cruz were among the teams claiming a title.
On today's World Curling Report... several top teams are playing in Korea next week, the reigning Olympic champions are closing in on a spot in the 2019 European Championships and a Canadian curling legend is up for the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame's 2019 People's Choice Award.
On today's World Curling Report... the curling community loses a five-time Scotties participant and 5 of the world's top 10 women's teams are headed to the Saskatoon for the Colonial Square Classic.
On today's World Curling Report... the qualification process and the format for the 2021 Olympic Trials are announced and two of the world's top 20 women's teams are battling this weekend for a spot at the European Championships.
On today's World Curling Report... Continental Cup lineups are firming up and an update on the mixed doubles rankings.
On today's World Curling Report... "Good Times" for Skrlik and Vavrek last weekend in Calgary and only one change in the Top 15 rankings this week.
On today's World Curling Report... we recap this weekend's results from the Mother Club Fall Classic in Winnipeg, the KW Fall Classic in Kitchener-Waterloo and the U.S. Open in Blaine, Minnesota.
On today's World Curling Report... A Canadian curling legend has been nominated for the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame's People's Choice Award and we recap round-robin action from WCT events in Winnipeg and Kitchener-Waterloo.
On today's World Curling Report... an Olympic silver medalist returns to the ice and mixed doubles heats up on two continents this weekend.
On today's World Curling Report... we recap the field for the first Grand Slam of the season and we look ahead to this weekend's World Curling Tour action.
On today's World Curling Report... we look at how the Order of Merit rankings are being tabulated this season and we update this week's changes in the men's and women's Top 15 rankings.
On today's world Curling Report... mark your calendars, bare-chested curlers coming soon and Canada Cup participants will be playing for a much bigger prize this season.
On today's World Curling Report... A new feature where we will occasionally run a clip from an upcoming "From the Hack" podcast interview where one of the world's top curlers addresses a topic relevant to his/her team We start with a reigning Canadian champion...
On today's World Curling Report... we recap victories by Jennifer Jones and John Epping at the Shorty Jenkins Classic, a big win for Kerri Einarson at the Booster Juice Shoot-Out and some surprise winners at the King Cash Spiel in Maple Ridge, BC.
On today's World Curling Report... Canada's top four ranked women's teams go undefeated in the round-robin at their events this weekend and tiebreakers, lots of them, in both the Shorty Jenkins Classic men's event in Cornwall and the Booster Juice Shoot-Out in Edmonton.
On today's World Curling Report... Team Kevin Koe has been nominated for a national award, Team Jacobs face an old teammate in Cornwall and experience trumps youth as Canadian champions collide at the Shoot-Out in Edmonton.
On today's World Curling Report... Everest sticks with the Canadian Seniors and several of Canada's big guns start their seasons at the Shorty Jenkins Classic.
On today's World Curling Report... we preview a stacked men's field at the Shorty Jenkins Classic and one of last season's favourite Cinderella stories hits the ice in her season debut at this weekend's Booster Juice Shoot-Out in Edmonton.
On today's World Curling Report - A familiar face is leaving USA Curling, a snapshot of the women's event at next weekend's Shorty Jenkins Classic and another 2018 Olympian is going to be a mom.
On today's World Curling Report... "The Curling News" get a new owner and a shakeup at the top of the women's world rankings.
On today's World Curling Report we recap the action from the Stu Sells Oakville Tankard and mixed doubles events in Germany and Boucherville, QC.
On today's World Curling Report... We recap a busy day at the Stu Sells Tankard in Oakville and we introduce you to the three nations that became conditional members of the WCF at the World Curling Congress.
On today's World Curling Report, the WCF puts off deciding on whether to switch from 10 to 8 ends until 2021, Canada signs a deal that ensures the country will continue to host a men's or women's world championship each year through 2028 and the Stu Sells Oakville Tankard gets into full gear.
On today's World Curling Report a new ranking system and a new World Curling Academy announced at the World Curling Congress, several top teams make their season debuts at the Stu Sells Oakville Tankard and an Australian duo win a mixed doubles event in Russia.
