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Scotties 2025: Meet the teams -- Northern Ontario, PEI, Alberta (Sturmay), N.B.

Scotties 2025: Meet the teams -- Northern Ontario, PEI, Alberta (Sturmay), N.B.

Krista McCarville's team will be the crowd favourite in Thunder Bay at the 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
City removing snow in preparation for Scotties

City removing snow in preparation for Scotties

Road closures and temporary traffic disruptions may occur in the area around Fort William Gardens.
Park-and-ride recommended for Scotties attendees

Park-and-ride recommended for Scotties attendees

Parking will be extremely limited around Fort William Gardens during the national women's curling championship, which starts next Friday.
Mixed doubles provincials underway in Kakabeka Falls

Mixed doubles provincials underway in Kakabeka Falls

The provincial champion will represent Northern Ontario at the nationals in Summerside, P.E.I. next month.
Team Bonot wins back-to-back Major League of Curling titles

Team Bonot wins back-to-back Major League of Curling titles

Defending champions knocked off Brian Adams Jr. 6-4 in Saturday's championship finale to win back-to-back titles.
Scotties 18-team field is set

Scotties 18-team field is set

Rachel Homan, Kaitlyn Lawes, Kerry Galusha, Kate Cameron, Ontario's Danielle Inglis and four-time champion Kerri Einarson among the skips coming to Thunder Bay.
Epping rolls to Northern Ontario curling championship

Epping rolls to Northern Ontario curling championship

Sudbury and Toronto-based rink will represent the region at the Tim Hortons Brier, starting Feb. 28 in Kelowna, B.C.
McCarville wins way into Scotties in thrilling fashion

McCarville wins way into Scotties in thrilling fashion

Veteran skip made a game-winning draw in the 10th to edge Emma Artichuk 6-5 to capture the Northern Ontario Women's Curling Championship.
McCarville, Johnston power way into provincial finals

McCarville, Johnston power way into provincial finals

Thunder Bay's Krista McCarville is gunning for her fifth straight Northern Ontario title, while Thunder Bay's Dylan Johnston is back in the championship for the second time, eight years after his first appearance.
McCarville's miracle shot sends defending champs to semifinal

McCarville's miracle shot sends defending champs to semifinal

Thunder Bay skip managed to score four in the 10th, down three to start the end, to pull off a 9-8 win over Timmins' Lauren Mann.
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