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The fallout from Toronto's first Olympic-sized curling event in some 23 years is still reverberating. Full Article at Canoe
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Andy Clark/Reuters A torchbearer runs with the Olympic Torch through the small town of Chemainus, B.C. on Oct. 31, 2009. VICTORIA -- Doug Hodges says he doesn't like how much money is being spent on the Vancouver Olympics. Full Article at National Post
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With another unforgiving Upstate New York winter on its way, among the list of things local residents can look forward to, besides the ice and snow, are The Utica Curling Club’s bonspiels and the revamping of its junior program. Full Article at The Observer-Dispatch
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The Greater Toronto Area got its curling groove back this past week, as the sport's big-name stars rocked out at Mississauga's Hershey Centre. Full Article at Canoe
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That's how three-time world champion skip Glenn Howard describes the chance to curl at the Olympic Winter Games. "The Olympics are the pinnacle of curling," Howard declared. "It's bigger than the Brier, it's bigger than the worlds. Full Article at Canoe
