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From the Hack: Gushue, Frauenlob, Team Einarson - Vimarsana News

From the Hack: Gushue, Frauenlob, Team Einarson

Six guests in a historic interview podcast.

Source: si.com
Covid Knocks Fleury Out of Curling Kickoff - Vimarsana News

Covid Knocks Fleury Out of Curling Kickoff

Skip “feels well” and could rejoin her team

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Doubles and Bubbles: Dodds, Paulova/Paul and Thiessen - Vimarsana News

Doubles and Bubbles: Dodds, Paulova/Paul and Thiessen

World Mixed Doubles competitors and an architect of Calgary

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From The Hack: Thiessen, Stoughton and Radford - Vimarsana News

From The Hack: Thiessen, Stoughton and Radford

From The Hack: Thiessen, Stoughton and Radford Regular episodes continue with three guest interviews. Author: Feb 12, 2021 Nolan Thiessen wears two hats, with Curling Canada and the World Curling Federation, and he’s the athletes’ point man for the Calgary bubble which starts next week. Team Canada national coach Jeff Stoughton discusses the bubble, the cancellation of the women’s worlds and the recent changes announced for the Olympic Trials qualifying process. Helen Radford wraps up with a breakdown of Canada’s new youth-focussed events and programs and the impact these initiatives ...

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Scottish Rinks Weathering Storm - Vimarsana News

Scottish Rinks Weathering Storm

Scottish Rinks Weathering Storm Author: A desperate curling campaign has succeeded in desperate times. Scottish curling’s grass roots, already struggling with recent facility closures before the COVID-19 pandemic, got a recent boost when the government pledged U.S. $2.7 million in direct support. The windfall could mean the difference between some of the nation’s rinks surviving past the pandemic and into the next 2021-22 curling season. “I was delighted to hear that the work had paid off,” said 2014 Olympic finalist and two-time world men's champion skip David Murdoch. “The last fe...

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