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Canadian curlers endure roller coaster of emotions throughout Olympic journey - Vimarsana News

Canadian curlers endure roller coaster of emotions throughout Olympic journey

It's hard to know where to begin when you start dissecting what happened to Canada's curlers at the Olympics. It was disappointing no doubt, but there are bigger-picture things at play in this moment that should be talked about and focused on.

Source: cbc.ca
All-conquering Walkers land another Craven crown and set new store cattle record - Vimarsana News

All-conquering Walkers land another Craven crown and set new store cattle record

THE all-conquering Walker family, from Brennand Farm, high in the Hodder Valley above Dunsop Bridge, continued their outright domination of the…

Canada beats USA for bronze in Olympic men's curling - Vimarsana News

Canada beats USA for bronze in Olympic men's curling

The Canadian men's curling team of Brad Gushue, Mark Nichols, Brett Gallant, Geoff Walker has defeated USA the bronze medal match in Beijing. 

Canada takes bronze in Olympic curling, US fourth - Vimarsana News

Canada takes bronze in Olympic curling, US fourth

BEIJING (AP) — Sixteen years after he won the Olympic curling gold medal, Brad Gushue is going back to Canada with bronze. The Canadians capitalized on a missed final shot by American — and reigning Olympic champion — John Shuster in the second-to-last end that turned a one-point edge into an insurmountable 8-5 lead.

Source: apnews.com
Team Shuster ends up without a medal after loss to Canada for bronze - Vimarsana News

Team Shuster ends up without a medal after loss to Canada for bronze

"I'm not retiring, but that doesn't mean I'll ever get back here," said John Shuster, the U.S. skip who would be 43 for the 2026 Games in Italy.