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While Manitoba's Jeff Stoughton and Jason Gunnlaugson have been chasing their Olympic dreams, a young curler who has had links to both has quietly gone about his business closer to home.
St. John's floats idea of toll highway
A dispute over who should pay for maintenance costs is erupting between the cities of St.
If the organizers of the 'Roar of he Rings' could have offered two exemptions for the Edmonton event, they'd have given them to Brad Gushue and Cathy King.
Webster quartet earns trip to Olympic trials
Calgary skip Crystal Webster shouts to her front end during her 8-7 victory over kelowna's Kelly Scott in the A division of the woman's final.
Defending title no easy task for Gushue
The title of Olympic champion may be one of the toughest to defend. Not only do you see the rise of other athletes during the four years in between the international events, but you have to maintain the same amount of dedication and effort that resulted in a gold-medal finish in the first place.
Wayne Middaugh suffers tough loss to Simmons
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. a ' For the second time this week, Wayne Middaugh found himself on the losing end of a rock-and-roll battle with Pat Simmons from Saskatchewan.
Defending champ Gushue ousted from Olympic contention
Brad Gushue of St.John's N.L. shouts to his front end during the men's C quarter finals.
Webster, Stoughton qualify for 2010 Olympic curling trials
Pat Simmons almost completed a sweep of the top three seeds at the Olympic curling pre-trail men's event.
Stoughton gets 2nd shot at Olympics
AT least Jeff Stoughton has earned his ticket back to the scene of the crime. Well, sort of.
Gushue has one last life at Olympic pre-trials: CURLING
Brad Gushue is also down to his last life in his attempt to defend the Olympic men's curling gold medal he won in Torino in 2006.
Gushue's Olympic curling hopes dashed
Quebec's Michel Menard used the hammer effectively early in Friday's match against Newfoundland and Labrador skip Brad Gushue, shown here at the Briar earlier this year.
As teams battle it out this weekend in Prince George, B.C., for spots in the Olympics Trials, Russ Howard can sit back and relax.
Top-ranked teams advance to Olympic curling pre-trials finals
The Number 1 ranked teams at the Olympic curling pre-trials in Prince George will play for the first Olympic trials berths for men and women granted at the Road to the Roar.
TSN's Curling Season Begins Thursday with Live Coverage of Canadian Olympic Curling Pre-Trials
Hurry hard! TSN launches its 2009-10 curling broadcast schedule with live coverage of the ROAD TO THE ROAR from Prince George, BC, beginning Thursday, Nov.
Stoughton, Scott red hot at Road to the Roar
Winnipeg skip Jeff Stoughton,looks to his front end during thier afternoon draw against Mike McEwen.
Homan rebounds to stay perfect in pre-trials
Ottawa skip Rachel Homan,shouts to her front end during her opening round match against Eve Belisle of Montreal.
Gushue can't sneak in this time
Four years ago, Brad Gushue was just part of the pack, a lightly regarded entrant in that year's Canadian Olympic Curling Trials whom rival skip Jeff Stoughton described as having "no chance" at the event.
Newfoundland skip Brad Gushue celebrates his win over Kevin Martin of Alberta in the Tim Horton's Brier in March 2007.
Getting into the Olympic Trials
There's more than one way to get into the Olympic Trials. Even though the Canadian Teams Ranking System was designed to identify the teams most worthy of representing Canada at the Vancouver Olympics, there were other ways for the best teams to avoid this week's pre-Trials event at Prince George.
Ever since curling started its road back into the Olympics as a demonstration sport at the 1988 event in Calgary, the question of how to determine Canada's representatives continued to been a burning issue.
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