Rachel Homan is one of the most dominant curlers Canada has ever produced: a three-time world champion, five-time Canadian champion, and now an Olympic bronze medalist after Team Canada's run in Italy earlier this year. Now Rachel Homan is stepping off the ice and into bookstores with her new children's book Curling ABCs: Slide, Sweep, and Find. She spoke to Andrew Carter.

Today on Rock Stars, we take you inside our unfiltered breakdown of the very first Rock League event. We share what stood out most to us and why this feels like a meaningful step forward for the sport. We also don't shy away from what needs work, from in-venue attendance to rule experiments that didn't quite land. This episode is about more than the event, it's about where curling is headed and why trying something new matters. Before you go, we want to know: what was your first impression of Rock League and did it live up to the hype for you? Leave us a comment with your thoughts and questions and subscribe to the podcast for more. We'll see you next time!

Rachel Homan and Brad Jacobs sit down with Devin Heroux to chat about Olympics, Rock League, and Canadian curling's future

Curling has its spotlight in the Winter Olympics every four years. But in this year's Olympics, it's been dominated by controversy. Our reporter Fernando Martinez visited a curling club in Centre County to learn more.

Philippines senior men sit at 1-2 at the World Senior Men's Curling Championships in Geneve, Switzerland.

Joel, Mike and Craig chat with 3 time world champion Brent Laing. Tune in to find out about steaks, the Brier, chicken names and more. Make sure to make it all the way to the end to find out about Quandell Dinglefingers.

Rock League brought the energy all week long at the TMU Mattamy Athletic Centre. From Family Day and Tailgate Tuesday to Typhoon Takeover, Pride Night, Go Bananas, and Saturday Night Fever, every day delivered a new vibe and a packed fan experience beyond the ice. One of the biggest highlights was Lightning Ends at Fan Fest, where fans went head-to-head in fast-paced 2-on-2 battles for the chance to play alongside Rock League athletes. Now, after a full week of unforgettable moments, it all came down to Championship Sunday - a final that delivered beyond expectations.

This long-standing curling club welcomes players of all ages. It offers a fun, social sport that builds teamwork and community.

Now that the craziness from Rock League has died down, John and Robbie reconvene to discuss all the team changes they missed over the last few weeks. And there was a lot! From Mark Nichols joining Matt Dunstone all the way to the Middaugh family becoming a curling team, we talk through just about every major change and give our opinion on it all. And speaking of changes, Goldline CEO Pete Townshend then joins the show to discuss their new sponsorship model. Curling fans have questions and Pete has answers about how their new merit-based system is going to work, what it means for every tier of the game (including juniors!) and why they feel it's the best move for both Goldline and the game of curling itself.

Woodbury resident Phill Drobnick loves the sport of Curling. The Eveleth native has played all over the world and has coached Team USA in four Olympics which included a Gold Medal winning performance in 2018. He recently retired from coaching and is raising his family in Woodbury.

Grand Rapids Curling Club brings year-round fun to the winter sport

Watch as legendary broadcaster Vic Rauter, the voice of TSNs curling coverage for more than 40 years, signs off for the final time following Swedens victory over Canada at the LGT Men's World Curling Championship, and says his famous `make the final` catchphrase one last time.

Canada's golden Paralympic Wheelchair curling team of Jon Thurston, Ina Forrest, Collinda Joseph, Gilbert Dash and Mark Ideson hit the ice at Rock League alongside Rachel Homan, Jocelyn Peterman, Brett Gallant, Ross Whyte, and many more stars from around the curling world!

Sault Ste. Marie holds a hometown celebration for Sault native and Two-Time Olympic Gold Medalist in Men's Curling, Brad Jacobs. City Council unanimously agreed to formally rename a portion of Anita Boulevard, directly in front of the curling centre to 'Team Jacobs Way' so that the YNCU Curling Centre's new address would effectively be '1 Team Jacobs Way'. Former Team Jacobs coach Tom Coulterman was also recognized and thanked with an award during the celebration. A street sign unveiling event will follow.

Niklas Edin joins the Inside Curling Podcast to talk about his eighth World Championship title win and all the goings on from the Olympics.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars are being put towards renovations at the London Curling Club. CTV Londons Gerry Dewan says the work has already begun.

Welcome back to Rock Stars! We get asked all the time how we manage the chaos of our lives, so today, we're sharing how we stay motivated, happy, and fulfilled. Between the kids' activities, our entrepreneurial ventures, and traveling for curling, it takes a solid team to keep everything in our lives running smoothly. Our secret? A little bit of flexibility, a lot of communication, and the help of some incredible family members (shout out to Grandma Carol!). The key to our full life is living it by design, with intention and a clear focus on what truly matters: family, passion, and always striving to be better. We know there's always room for growth and adventure ahead, and we can't wait to see where it takes us. If you resonate with what we're creating here, make sure to subscribe and leave us a comment with your questions or thoughts.

It's pretty special to be able to meet an Olympian - said one fan ahead of meeting Rachel Homan at the Royal Montreal Curling Club, where she was signing copies of her children's book and connecting with supporters. Adriana Gentile reports.

70th annual Canadian Police Curling Championship hits Sault Ste. Marie for first time. 51 officers from every province are competing. The games are free to watch with draws daily and finals at 2 p.m. Saturday. Organizers say the event is ideal cross-force networking.

Mark Nichols kept the curling world in suspense about his plans for life after Team Gushue. But he says he honestly had not made up his mind, until he got a surprise text from Brier champ Matt Dunstone. Now, Nichols is preparing to join Dunstone's team.

Meeting on Monday evening, city council in Sault Ste. Marie voted unanimously to rename a portion of Anita Boulevard to 'Team Jacobs Way' to honour the gold-medal winning local curlers.

Watch Shield Curling Club and Typhoon Curling Club highlights from the first-ever Rock League final at the Mattamy Athletic Centre in Toronto.

In this episode of Rock Stars, we're diving into the exciting launch of Rock League, the first-ever multi-gender curling league. We reflect on the journey curling has taken, from the early days of the Grand Slams to where the sport stands today. We discuss how pivotal players and moments in curling history shaped the growth of the game, and how Rock League is set to elevate it even further. From increased sponsorships to the inclusion of women in the Grand Slams, we're seeing a massive shift in how curling is viewed, and we couldn't be more excited about it. We also talk about what makes Rock League a game-changer: the rule changes, the shorter, faster matches, and the overall fan experience. With some of the best players in the world coming together, this isn't just about curling, it's about creating an experience like no other. We can't wait to see how it all unfolds and how Rock League will help grow the game even more. If you loved this episode, leave us a comment or review and subscribe to keep up with all the action!

A mistake by Italy with their final rock in the 10th end left the door open for Matt Dunstone and he made no mistake, taking out both Italian rocks to score three and ensure Canada plays for a medal.

Canada won its seventh game in a row at the LGT World Men's Curling Championship and stayed in the hunt for a direct berth in the semifinals with a win over Germany in Thursday's afternoon draw.

Canada's Matt Dunstone won his third straight game at the world men's curling championship with a victory over China in the early draw. Canada improved to 5-2 with the win, tying Scotland for third place.

Canada's Matt Dunstone scored four in the seventh end to grab a 7-3 lead over Japan in draw 11 at the LGT World Men's Curling Championship in Ogden, Utah. After Canada stole a single in the eighth, the teams shook hands, which capped a two-win Monday for the squad.

Xenia Schwaller is a Swiss curler from Zurich. She currently skips her own team out of the Grasshopper Club Zurich. As skip, Schwaller notably won her first world women's title at the 2026 World Women's Curling Championship.

Canada's Matt Dunstone suffered his first loss at the world men's curling championship with an 8-3 defeat to Scotland's Ross Whyte in Saturday afternoon's draw. Scotland (1-2) took an early lead with a deuce in the first end followed by steals of one in the second and third. Dunstone got two back in the fourth, but Whyte took a commanding 7-2 lead with three in the fifth. Dunstone's Winnipeg team, representing Canada for the first time at the world championship, opened the tournament with wins over South Korea and Italy on Friday. Canada (2-1) will next face the United States on Sunday.

In Episode 23 of Film Never Lies, Luke Willson is joined by Canadian curler Brad Jacobs to discuss his experience at the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics, winning Olympic gold for the second time, how brutal it was to go through the 'double-touch' controversy with Sweden during the games, the memes that went viral of his teammate Marc Kennedy, and what it takes to be a skip at the highest level.

Kerri Einarson and Team Canada stole a point in the ninth end and took down Scotland at the World Women's Curling Championship. Canada and Switzerland are tied atop the standings with 7-1 records.

Kerri Einarson's Canadian curling team dropped its first game of the women's world championship with a 6-5 loss in an extra end to Switzerland on Tuesday night. The Swiss improved to 6-1 with a sixth straight win to top the standings.

Denmark tied things up in the ninth end but Kerri Einarson scored three in the final end to remain undefeated at the World Women's Curling Championship.

Sweden's Isabella Wrana made it a one point game in the ninth end but Kerri Einarson and Team Canada scored a single in the final end to ensure their first win at the World Women's Curling Championship.

Newfoundland and Labrador's Brad Gushue scored four in the seventh and eighth ends to earn a 10-2 victory over Quebec's Jean-Michel Menard in Draw 1 of the Montana's Brier on Friday night.

Sudbury's Jake and Tanner Horgan will ply their trade elsewhere next season as John Epping and Ian MacMillan explore options for the future.