Northern Ontario under-21 playdowns head to Fort Frances
Defending champs from Kakabeka Falls Curling Club led by Claire Dubinsky and Kylie Paul enter the five team round robin event in Fort Frances January 2 to 5 with hopes of back-to-back titles. In the men's side Port Arthur Curling Club will compete in a four team round robin and winners advance to the Canadian Junior Championship in Summerside March 16 to 21.
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Northern Ontario
Fort Frances
Claire Dubinsky
Kylie Paul
Bella McCarville
Lily Ariganello
Rob Dubinsky
Kakabeka Falls
Lily Wright
Caitlin Nephin
Sienna Desilets
Isabella Bron
Andrew Sinclair
Jacob Curtis
Warren Stroud
Owen Weiss
Lucas Scharf
Gary Weiss
Port Arthur Curling Club
Summerside
P.E.I
Curlnoca.ca
Stolarz to miss weeks after knee surgery in New York
Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Anthony Stolarz will undergo surgery to remove a loose body in his knee and miss four to six weeks. MRI showed no structural damage but he cannot straighten the leg. He posted strong numbers this season before the injury while sharing net duties with Joseph Woll.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Anthony Stolarz
Brad Treliving
Stolarz
Maple Leafs
Anaheim
Ducks
Treliving
New York
Edison
New Jersey
Florida Panthers
Leafs
Joseph Woll
Dennis Hildeby
Toronto Marlies
Marlies
Thunder Bay
Matt Murray
Canadian wheelchair curling adds Northern Ontario debutant Dean at world championship
Canada names a 2025 world wheelchair curling lineup in Stevenston Scotland with Doug Dean of Thunder Bay making his world debut as second. He joins Jon Thurston Gil Cash Collinda Joseph and Chrissy Molnar under head coach Mick Lizmore. Canada aims to rebound from silver finishes in 2023 and 2024 while seeking Paralympic points through Stevenston events.
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Thunder Bay
Doug Dean
Canada
Stevenston
Scotland
Dean
Jon Thurston
Dunsford
Ont
Gil Cash
Wolseley
Sask
Collinda Joseph
Stittsville
Chrissy Molnar
Trent Lakes
Mick Lizmore
Kyle Paquette
Steven Macaluso
Alyssa Patience
Richmond
B.C
Gangneung
South Korea
Ontario
Dash
Mark Ideson
London
Ina Forrest
Spallumcheen
Milano Cortina
Ideson
Forrest
Sochi
Russia
Pyeongchang
Beijing
Vancouver
Curling Canada
Patience pays off for Team Canada star Cowan
Canada relies on forward Easton Cowan of London and defenceman Oliver Bonk as the world junior team opens in Ottawa. Cowan, picked 28th by Toronto in 2023, endured a two level AHL style demotion at 16 and built a late growing streak with the Knights. His maturity and work ethic have turned him into a pivotal performer for Canada as it seeks gold on home ice.
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Easton Cowan
Ontario Hockey League
London Knights
Cowan
Knights
Rob Simpson
Toronto Maple Leafs
Canada
Ottawa
Blueliner
Simpson
Komoka Kings
London
Petawawa
Ont
Hockey Canada
Peter Anholt
Toronto
Komoka
Ontario
Bonk
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Cam Olafson
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Brad Gushue
Matt Dunstone
Brad Jacobs
Dallas
Team McDonald
Tbaytel
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Adams Jr
Rosengren
Bonot
Hackner
McCarville
Thunder Bay North Stars
Ling Lee
Silver
Scotties
Fort William
Port Arthur
Bryan Burgess
Bryan
Rock Talk
Apa
Dubinsky Curlers
Rylie Paul
THE
Associated Press
Thea
Team Canada
Sanag
Gothenburg
Sweden
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