Apr 8, 2022
Orest Meleschuk could accept when an opponent threw a good
stone. But he was less tolerant when chaff from a corn broom turned
a terrible miss into a made shot. In 1972 the luck of the chaff
fell his way and together with third Dave Romano, second John
Hanesiak and lead Pat Hailley, they won the 1972 Manitoba...
Mar 24, 2022
Georgina Wheatcroft always wanted to be an Olympian. Initially kept out of the evaluation camps, she needed a Scotties victory with Pat Sanders in 1987 to qualify for the first ever Canadian Olympic Curling Trials. She eventually reached her goal, winning bronze at the 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City. Georgina takes...
Feb 28, 2022
Don Lewis was an innovator. Being a curling icemaker in the 1970s was as much art as science. Don learned the craft in Saskatchewan, honed his skills with winter sojourns to Toronto in the early sixties and eventually became head icemaker for 14 Briers and 18 World Championships. He was inducted into the...