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The reason behind Canadian curler Briane Harris’ ban at the 2024 Scotties Tournament of Hearts has been revealed. As Moses Woldu reports, the lead for Team Canada tested positive for the banned substance Ligandrol.

It was a dream come true for a pair of SAIT curlers taking on the nationals best at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts, but their curling story didn’t end there. Moses Woldu reports.

Selena Sturmay and Team Alberta are stealing the show at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. But as Moses Woldu reports, they aren’t the only curlers with a connection to Calgary.

The 2024 Scotties Tournament of Hearts is one of curling’s steepest competitions, with the top eight curling teams in Canada. As Moses Woldu reports, it’s a chance for up and coming teams to leave their mark.

Winsport in Calgary is hosting the Scotties Tournament of Hearts from Feb. 16 to Feb. 24.

On National Women and Girls in Sports day, we introduce you to Team Grandy – now two time B.C. Women’s Curling Champions.

The country’s best female curlers will soon be sliding their way to Calgary for the Scotties Tournament of Hearts, which kicks off next week at Winsport. Curling Alberta’s Amy Nixon, who was a third on Alberta’s 2004 Scotties team, joins Global News Morning Calgary to discuss the field and what fans can expect.

WATCH: The youngest team competing at the Viterra Scotties Provincial Championship in Tisdale, Team Ackerman will wear the green and white of Saskatchewan at the 2024 Scotties Tournament of Hearts in February.

With the Scotties Tournament of Hearts kicking off in Calgary Friday night, Global News Morning Calgary is getting into the spirit – with a twist. Global’s Blake Lough goes up against former Olympic skip Cheryl Bernard in a game of crokicurl.

This is one very big week for curling fans in Calgary. As Gil Tucker shows us, along with all the excitement at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts, they’ll also be taking in some fun fictional curling.

WATCH: Winners of four straight Scotties Tournament of Hearts dating back to 2020, Team Einarson is looking to repeat at the WFG Masters in Saskatoon in the leadup for the Canadian national championship.

Team Canada’s Gimli-based skip Kerri Einarson reacted to her team’s fourth straight win at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts on Monday. Einarson’s team is now officially tied with Colleen Jones’ foursome with four wins each from 2001 and 2004. Following this win, Einarson and her team are off to compete at the World Curling Championships...

A new look team Silvernagle was quickly assemble ahead of the provincial playdowns, but this veteran group is ready for a run at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts

The Scotties Tournament of Hearts slides out of the hack in the Calgary bubble in less than a month. Then, the Tim Hortons Brier follows after that. But as Quinn Phillips reports, because of COVID-19 lockdowns, Alberta teams haven’t been on the ice since November.

Devlin Hinchey recorded Camryn Officer preparing her Team Canada cheer before Thursday’s game.

The Scotties Tournament of Hearts beings Feb 15, at Mosaic Place in Moose Jaw. Saskatchewan’s representatives are once again Team Silvernagle and vice-skip Stefanie Lawton joins us a head of the tournament.

Team Nova Scotia lead Emma Logan is the first deaf curler to compete at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.

For the second time in six years, Penny Barker will represent Saskatchewan at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts after her Moose Jaw team topped Chelsea Carey in Sunday’s provincial final.

The 2018 Scotties Tournament of Hearts is underway and Saskatoon’s Sherri Anderson is back with a new team. Ryan Flaherty reports.

Curling Canada announced Thursday (Oct. 25) that the 2020 Scotties Tournament of Hearts will be coming to Moose Jaw, Sask.