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 Howard cements legacy with world titleFour decades. Four titles.
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 Take our TV curling expert quizSo you think you're a TV curling expert, eh? We'll see about that.
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 Korean curlers a pleasant surpriseIn the end, it was a moral victory for Korea's Ji-Sun Kim. She may have lost the bronze medal game, but the bottom line is Kim may have done a world of good for the sport in a country that's going to host the 2018 winter Olympics.
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 Game over: Retirement ends Ferbey's hopes for one last run at the BrierRandy Ferbey didn't plan it this way.
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 Nedohin still looks to Ferbey for adviceRecently Dave Nedohin told Randy Ferbey he had decided to start his own team.
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 Korea joins curling's Asian invasionYoung skip Ji-Sun Kim has become one of the early surprises at the women's world curling championship.
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 Sweden starting to make noise at worldsAny time a country can send a team other than the defending titlist to the world championship, you'd figure it has a lot of depth. Sweden's team, skipped by Margaretha Sigfridsson, somehow managed to bump 2011 world champ Anette Norberg out of the mix.
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 Scotland's Muirhead chasing fast startAfter winning the European championship in December, Scotland's Eve Muirhead admitted she feels like she has a huge target on her back.
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 Chinese team makes Canada homeFor several years, Alberta became a second home for the Chinese national teams.
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 Good Manners rewardedLloydminster skip Scott Manners may only have won three games representing the host province at the Tim Hortons Brier but he won a treasured trophy.
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 Kevin survives Brier Koe battleWith Saskatchewan fans cheering for the Cinderella story from the Territories, Jamie Koe and friends gave them a pretty good ride for half a game Saturday.
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 Jones: Four good stories enter Brier playoffsJamie Koe was asked the question: What's more surprising? That you're in the playoffs? Or that you're brother is in the 3-4 game playing you?
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 Buffalo Boys finally getting respectWhen Rob Fowler punched his ticket to the 83rd Brier by winning the Manitoba Tankard in Dauphin, a significant percentage of the populace in the keystone province was doubtful.
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 Ontario sews up top-two finishOntario, Manitoba and the Territories did what they needed to do to solidify a berth in the Brier playoffs Thursday morning.
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 Alberta off to World ChampionshipsHer voice, already raspy and horse, was now breaking. "It surprises the heck out of me. I can't believe it. I can't believe it's possible that we're the first Alberta team to win this since I was on the Cathy King team which won it all those years ago," said Heather Nedohin.
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 Holland OK wearing bull's-eyeIt was the best of times, it was the worst of times.
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 Nodohin relishes national returnUntil real life caught up to her, Heather Nedohin had led a charmed curling life.
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 Curling: Saskatchewan mines its MannersA funny thing happened on the road to the 2012 Brier: a team came out of nowhere to win a major provincial championship. And curling traditionalists are rejoicing.
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 Curling Guru: Balsdon big on club curling ice tooThe Continental Cup is over, the first Winter Youth Olympic Games are wrapping up in Austria, women's provincials are on deck and the curling season is approaching the full-roar status it enjoys from now through the middle of April.
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 Curling notes: Battle lines drawnCould curling's male athletes and the Canadian Curling Association be headed for another off-ice boardroom battle?
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 Eve and The Pants win curling goldAmid the non-sound from mostly empty seats -- plus the occasional clonk of a cowbell -- Moscow's far-too-enormous Megasport Ice Palace played host to last week's European curling championships.
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 All-Manitoba final at BDO Canadian OpenIt will be an all-Manitoba final in Sunday's $100,000 BDO Canadian Open Grand Slam curling championship at the K-Rock Centre.
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Gousseau survives wild one Stuff happens. That's the way Dylan Gousseau looked at the turn of events after escaping with a 7-6 win over Leduc's Shane Parcels in Sunday's B Event final of the men's junior northern playdowns.
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 Saville skips earn provincial berthsBrendan Bottcher has some unfinished business. Keely Brown has burst onto the junior curling scene in style.
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 Curling rocks in 2011The numbers are in and curling finished lucky 13th among TSN sports events in 2011 ... not spectacular, but not bad.
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