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There are many events happening in the sports world. Here are some highlights:
Curling: Canadian Olympic trials kick off
The Canadian Olympic curling trials are underway in Halifax to determine the country’s representatives at the upcoming Winter Olympics in Italy. Round-robin matches started on Saturday, leading up to the finals next week.
Rachel Homan is heavily favored to win the women’s trials due to her recent success in Canadian championships and world titles. On the men’s side, the competition is expected to be tight between reigning champion Brad Jacobs and Matt Dunstone.
For detailed insights on the trials, check out yesterday’s newsletter analytics-informed preview.
Hockey: PWHL season commences
The Professional Women’s Hockey League begins its third season with exciting matchups. The PWHL features new expansion teams, and fans can watch the games live.
In the NHL, Canadian men are vying for spots on the Olympic team, with top scorers like Nathan MacKinnon and Connor McDavid leading the pack.
Football: Saskatchewan and Montreal to battle for Vanier Cup
The University of Saskatchewan and the University of Montreal will face off in the 60th Vanier Cup game in Regina. The Huskies and Carabins are both strong contenders for the championship title.
Watch the Vanier Cup live on CBC on Saturday at 2 p.m. ET.
Golf: Henderson competes for LPGA Tour’s top prize
Canadian golfer Brooke Henderson is in contention for the season-ending Tour Championship title in Naples, Fla., with a significant prize pool up for grabs.
Speed skating: Calgary hosts World Cup event
Canadian speed skaters are set to compete in both long track and short track events this weekend, aiming for top performances.
Figure Skating: Grand Prix season finale
Canadian skaters are participating in the Grand Prix season’s final event in Finland, with Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier leading the way.
Stay updated on more sports events by checking out the complete schedule.