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Rachel Homans experiment got off to a winning start at the Canadian womens curling championship Saturday.

Winning four Canadian women's curling championships in a row was "bloody hard to do in hindsight," says Colleen Jones.

Kerri Einarsons foursome can join Colleen Jones and company in curlings history books with a fourth straight win at this years national championship, starting Friday in Kamloops, B.C.

Kerry Galusha has seen some things.

B.C.'s Clancy Grandy and Quebec's Laurie St-Georges both went to extra ends to win their respective women's provincial curling championships Sunday and qualify for the 2023 Scotties Tournament of Hearts.

The long road to the Canadian curling championships begins in earnest this week with the kickoff of the provincial playdowns, a process that will eventually fill the fields for the national showcases later this winter.

Skip Krista McCarville said the team has learned to laugh and smile again, leading to a better result on Wednesday morning.

Northern Ontario rink knocks off Saskatchewan 6-2 and needs a win on Thursday to advance.

Struggles continue for hometown team, who drop second game at Scotties Tournament of Hearts.

For years Kerry Galusha didn't want to talk about her Indigenous roots. Now, though, the skip of the Northwest Territories rink at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Thunder Bay, Ont., has found her voice.