Saskatchewan is now the only undefeated rink, with a 6-0 record, after four days of play at the 50th annual Canadian Firefighters Curling Championship at the Charlottetown Curling Club.
In Monday action. Manitoba were handed their first loss, at the hands of the Saskatchewan team, by an 8-4 score. Northern Ontario, the other team with one loss, picked up wins over New Brunswick (10-7) and Quebec (10-4), scoring a five-ender in the eighth against the Quebec squad.

Four rinks have two losses, including PEI’s Jeff Nelson foursome, who recovered from a 7-4 deficit after five ends to beat Quebec by a 10-7 score, taking singles in ends six through eight and a triple in the ninth.

Southern Ontario, Nova Scotia, and British Columbia are the other teams with a pair of losses. Alberta sits at an even 3-3, while the Northwest Territories have one win, and New Brunswick and Quebec have yet to pull out a victory.

Round robin play continues  through Thursday with draws at 9 am and 2:30 pm, and wraps up Friday morning at 9. PEI plays Nova Scotia on Tuesday morning, and faces first place Saskatchewan at 9 am on Wednesday.

The final goes Sunday, April 4th at 1 pm.