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The team of O’Leary, Andrew Dauphinee, Danny Christianson and Harold McCarthy of the Dartmouth Curling Club are the only Nova Scotians to win the Canadian mens seniors curling championships. They won in 2014 and went on to silver at the worlds in ...

In preparation for the Canadian Senior Curling Championships, Digby Area Recreation (DARC) has handed over their arena ice surface to the icemaker from Curling Canada. “It’s their rink now,” said Bob Powell, manager of DARC. “It’s been a busy few ...

Yarmouth was one of eight locations bidding for the event. The announcement was made by the Yarmouth and Acadian Shores Tourism Association (YASTA) at the Mariners Centre on Tuesday, April 7, just days after another major curling event – the Ford ...

The Nova Scotia curling rink, which includes Berwick's Jennifer Smith, went undefeated in their pool through the tournament to book their spot in the finals. Inevitably, they went up against the Ontario squad skipped by Sudbury’s Megan Smith. Keep up ...

Jenna Bishara.Jenna Bishara, a 15-year-old Grade 9 student, says she’s looking forward to being in Halifax for the worlds. As a junior star, she will be assigned to one of the teams taking part in the world championships. “You get to go and meet the ...

“I picked up two extra along the way, one of which was Kentville, where I just came from. And… I don’t know, this is 49 or 50,” said Swan, Dec. 23, as he pulled on his curling shoes to play in Digby. [Curl Across the Nation at play in Digby ...

It has a number of introductory events planned. Newly elected president Rick Allwright says they are looking to introduce as many people as possible to the sport. “Expanding our membership is imperative to the success and sustainability of the club,” ...

By Tina Comeau THE VANGUARD www.thevanguard.ca   It’s not just at the Winter Olympics where people can get their fill of curling, there will be plenty of opportunity to do so in Yarmouth over the next few days as the Yarmouth Curling Club hosts ...

The 2015 Ford Worlds will be staged at the 10,500-seat Halifax Metro Centre from March 28 to April 5 — the first time the world men’s championship will have been played in Nova Scotia.  “We are delighted to be returning to the province of ...