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Kennedy family welcomes second daughter
Aubrey Kennedy's little sister finally came out to play Saturday as Olympic curling gold medallist Marc Kennedy's wife Nicole delivered newborn sister Brechan Vivian Rose Kennedy at 7: 20 a.m., weighing in at nine pounds and one ounce.
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Holland takes opener
Canada is off to a perfect start at the world women's curling championship.
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Cam Hutchinson Plays of the week
From RJ Currie: "According to a new study on longevity, cheerful people are actually at increased risk for early death. This puts Brian Burke's life expectancy at about 130.''
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Marc Kennedy’s family welcomes second daughter
Aubrey Kennedy’s little sister finally came out to play Saturday as Olympic curling gold medallist Marc Kennedy’s wife Nicole delivered newborn sister Brechan Vivian Rose Kennedy at 7:20 a.m., weighing in at nine pounds and one ounce.
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Jasper Place ready to rock
The Jasper Place Curling Club will be rocking and rolling on new levels next week when the Canadian wheelchair curling championship come out of the hack.
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Martin disagrees with new rules
There are those who think that if Kevin Martin took as strong a stand on the ice this past week as he did on rule changes put in place by the Canadian Curling Association (CCA) that he and his Alberta team would have won their third Tim Hortons Brier title in four years.
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Alberta's all-star front end
Ben Hebert and Marc Kennedy were recognized for their solid week of work at the Canadian men's curling championship by being named to the first all-star team at lead and second, respectively, at the Canadian Curling Association's awards brunch on Sunday morning.
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Bronze game has plenty of meaning for subs
Don't tell a teary-eyed Mark Nichols that the bronze-medal game at the Canadian men's curling championship was a meaningless platform for his goodbye, or Alberta lead Dustin Eckstrand that his eight ends of fame counted for precious little at the Tim Hortons Brier on Sunday afternoon.
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Bronze-medal Brier game meant plenty to Eckstrand, Nichols
Don’t tell a teary-eyed Mark Nichols that the bronze-medal game at the Canadian men’s curling championship was a meaningless platform for his goodbye, or Alberta lead Dustin Eckstrand that his eight ends of fame counted for precious little at the Tim Hortons Brier on Sunday afternoon.
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Hebert, Kennedy recognized as Brier first-team all-stars
Ben Hebert and Marc Kennedy were recognized for their solid week of work by being named to the first all-star team as lead and second respectively at the Canadian Curling Association’s awards brunch at the 2011 Tim Hortons Brier on Sunday morning.
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Martin's bid for fifth Brier win fails
A pair of streaks came to a screeching halt at the Canadian men’s curling championship on Saturday afternoon, both at the expense of Alberta’s Kevin Martin.
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Sports Venting
Where else but in the NHL can we watch a game played at the highest skill level and at the same time satisfy our lust for violence?
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Kennedy changes delivery plans
On Friday, Kevin Martin let everyone know how he felt about Sunday's bronze-medal game, which he is now forced to play, thanks to Saturday's 5-4 loss to Glenn Howard.
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Paulson reaches world junior final
The Regina skip was topped 6-5 in the Saturday world junior men's curling championship semifinal by Switzerland's Peter de Cruz.
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Been there, done that
Steve Gould, a veteran of five Canadian curling championships as a lead with Manitoba and a two-time Brier winner, knows exactly what his rookie teammate, second Reid Carruthers, is experiencing.
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Martin falls short in playoffs
A pair of streaks came to a screeching halt at the Canadian men's curling championship on Saturday afternoon, both at the expense of Alberta's Kevin Martin.
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Canadian teams still winning
Canada's Trish Paulsen kept her world junior curling championship hopes alive on Friday thanks to a 9-3 win over the United States in a tiebreaker.
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Koe can relate to Martin's situation
If anybody knows what Alberta's Kevin Martin has to go through to win the Canadian men's curling championship, it's Kevin Koe.
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John MacKinnon
One stride forward, one stride back
The growth of women's hockey in Canada has been significant and undeniable over the last 21 years. And yet, there remains a one stride forward, one stride back pattern that continues to frustrate.
