The Christopher Gallant rink from the Charlottetown Curling Club are the only unbeaten rink after opening day play at the eight team PEI Junior Mixed Curling Championships, for curlers age 20 and under, being played at the Cornwall Curling Club. Gallant, … Continue reading
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(PEICurling.com) The Brett Gallant rink defeated the defending Canadian champion Robert Campbell foursome by a 10-8 score this evening to win the A section final, and earn a bye to the 10 am Sunday championship game of the M&M Meat Shops Provincial Mixed … Continue reading
Defending Canadian Mixed champion Robert Campbell, and former Canadian Junior champion Brett Gallant, both from the host club, were the winning skips in this afternoon’s opening draw of the M&M Meat Shops Provincial Mixed Curling Championship at the Charlottetown Curling Club. Campbell, … Continue reading
Hall of Famer Colleen Jones and husband Scott Saunders skipping N.S. teams at Canadian senior tourney Scott Saunders and his wife Colleen Jones will skip Nova Scotia’s entries at the Canadian senior curling championships beginning Saturday in Digby. (Christian Laforce … Continue reading
Defending Canadian champ, former Canadian Junior champ, national Mixed record holder among Mixed skips This years’s M&M Meat Shops Mixed, at the Charlottetown Curling Club, has only four entries, but may be the most competitive mixed field ever, with two-time … Continue reading
The PEI Junior Mixed Curling Championships, for mixed teams age 20 and under, gets underway Friday at 3 pm at the Cornwall Curling Club, with eight teams entered in the age 20 and under division. The 15 and Under division … Continue reading
(CCA/PEICA) The World Financial Group Canadian Senior Men’s and Women’s Curling Championships get underway Saturday in Digby, Nova Scotia. Twelve men’s and 12 women’s teams will compete in the national championships, slated for March 19-26 at the Digby Area Recreation … Continue reading
Team Canada (CCA photo) (TSN Media Release)- TSN’s exclusive live coverage of the 2011 CAPITAL ONE WORLD WOMEN’S CURLING CHAMPIONSHIP includes Team Canada draws plus the Page Playoffs, Semifinal and Final – – TSN’s coverage begins Saturday at 4 a.m. … Continue reading
The opening men’s and women’s round robin draws are in the books at the third annual The Dominion Curling Club Championship, for club curlers who have won their respective club championships, being held at the Western Community Curling Club in Alberton. … Continue reading
Coaches who have partially completed their Level 2 Certification and still have their Level 2 Practical workbooks/hours outstanding will have until April 30, 2011 to submit their Practical requirements to their member associations. Member associations will have one month to … Continue reading
TSN reports that the 2011 TIM HORTONS BRIER is the most-watched Canadian Men’s Curling Championship ever. Numbers: – Overall audiences for the 2011 TIM HORTONS BRIER averaged 682,000 viewers on TSN – – More than 7.8 million unique viewers tuned … Continue reading
(Sport PEI) Finalists for the SCORE! Team of the Year award have been announced by Sport PEI, and it is an impressive list of nominees who will be recognized at the annual awards banquet, to be held April 6 at … Continue reading
The Memorial Sea~Hawks men’s curling team of Colin Thomas, Cory Schuh, Chris Ford, Spencer Wicks and Stephen Ryan have won the Dominion Insurance CCA/CISCIS Championship at their home rink at the RE/MAX Centre with a 7-6 win over Manitoba in … Continue reading
The M&M Meat Shops Mixed, The Dominion PEI Curling Club Championship, and the Junior Mixed will bring the PEI championship curling season to a close this coming weekend, with The Dominion getting underway Thursday afternoon, and the Mixed and Junior Mixed … Continue reading
By Ed Klajman Special to The Guardian LONDON, Ont. – The rumblings were evident all week at the Brier. Many people in the curling establishment would like to see a Team Canada concept brought to the men’s game, similar to … Continue reading
You want to know how long it’s been since Jeff Stoughton won 11 games at a Tim Hortons Brier? Never mind turning back the clock. Start wading through the pages of the Brier’s history books. Photo: Michael Burns Photography Flip … Continue reading
The Tim Hortons Brier bronze-medal playoff game nobody wanted to play turned out to be a crowd-pleaser for 6,685 at the John Labatt Centre on Sunday afternoon. Photo: Michael Burns Photography Said winning-skip Brad Gushue of St. John’s: “It … Continue reading
Members of the Canadian Curling Reporters (CCR) selected the first and second all-star teams for the 2011 Tim Hortons Brier. First All-Star Team (Photo: Michael Burns Photography) The results were presented at the Brier Closing Lunch Sunday morning by CCR … Continue reading
Bronze Medal: Sunday @ 3:30pm Atlantic – Newfoundland/Labrador vs Alberta Final (Gold Medal Game): Sunday @ 8:30pm Atlantic – Manitoba vs Ontario Glenn Howard must have a feeling that justice is within his reach. The kind of long-awaited justice a guy figures … Continue reading
The clash of Canadian curling titans was everything it promised to be and unfortunately for Alberta’s Kevin Martin, just a tad less. Team Alberta (Photo: Michael Burns Photography) That would be Martin’s last stone without hammer in the tenth, which … Continue reading
Ontario’s Glenn Howard defeated Alberta’s Kevin Martin 5-4 in the 3-4 Page Playoff game today at the Tim Hortons Brier in London, and plays Newfoundland and Labrador’s Brad Gushue in the semifinal at 8:30 Atlantic. Martin missed an angle runback … Continue reading
(By MURRAY McCORMICK). LONDON, Ont. — Gold is the only medal of value for the four remaining teams at the Tim Hortons Brier. Newfoundland and Labrador’s Brad Gushue, Alberta’s Kevin Martin, Ontario’s Glenn Howard and Manitoba’s Jeff Stoughton were all … Continue reading
(by David Stewart) Geri-Lynn Ramsay and Erin Carmody say moving to Calgary is one of the hardest decisions they’ve ever had to make. Ramsay and Carmody were members of the Kathy O’Rourke curling team that won the silver medal at … Continue reading
By Ed Klajman Special to the Guardian LONDON, Ont. — You could say they became the lovable losers of this year’s Brier. The Prince Edward Island team of skip Eddie MacKenzie, third stone Mike Gaudet, second Mike Dillon and lead … Continue reading
Next games (All times Atlantic) Page Playoff 3v4: Saturday @ 3:30pm – Alberta vs Ontario Semi-final: Saturday @ 8:30pm – Newfoundland/Labrador vs [Winner of Playoff 3v4] Bronze Medal: Sunday @ 3:30pm – [Loser of Semi-final] vs [Loser of Page 3v4] … Continue reading
Team P.E.I. has been fined $2,000 for conceding a game too early at the Brier this week. P.E.I. was down 11-1 to Glenn Howard’s Ontario team on Wednesday when it quit after five ends of the 10-end match. P.E.I. skip … Continue reading
(By STEVE GREEN, QMI Agency) LONDON, Ont. — Things change, but that doesn’t mean everyone has to like it. That’s certainly the case when it comes to the Canadian men’s curling championship. Several format changes are being mooted — introducing … Continue reading
Upcoming games: Page Playoff 1 vs 2: Friday @ 8:30pm AT – Newfoundland/Labrador vs Manitoba Page Playoff 3 v 4: Saturday @ 3:30pm AT – Alberta vs Ontario The suspense began seeping out of the final-draw scenario like a leaky … Continue reading
By Ed Klajman Special to the Guardian LONDON, Ont. – It has been one long Brier week that mercifully ended Thursday for the P.E.I. team. The competition concluded just as it began for the squad – with the opposition easily dispatching … Continue reading
The news that her former teammates Erin Carmody and Geri-Lynn Ramsay are leaving the Island for Calgary to curl with Crystal Webster and pursue their studies and careers doesn’t come as much of a surprise to Kathy O’Rourke. (By David Stewart) “I … Continue reading
National and International ice maker Jamie Bourassa will conduct Level 1 and Level 2 Ice Technical Courses at the Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre in Sackville NB, from September 19-21 and 22-25, 2011. Ice technicians are invited to come and learn how … Continue reading
The fifth annual Fall Fling Junior Cashspiel is just over eight months away, and entries are already arriving, so sign up now to ensure that you don’t miss out on this great event, November 18-20 at the Silver Fox Curling … Continue reading
It was all about the drama of Northern Ontario’s survival effort – a TV episode of a reality show that required a lot of things to happen for Brad Jacob’s Soo crew to endure … with a little help from … Continue reading
(CCA) Brad Gushue’s Newfoundland/Labrador contender rallied to further tighten up the Tim Hortons Brier race Thursday morning. Photo: Michael Burns Photography Gushue, directing Mark Nichols, Ryan Fry and Jamie Danbrook, took advantage of a monstrous miscue from Jeff Stoughton in … Continue reading
(SportPEI) Coaches in curling and soccer are the latest finalists to be announced by Sport P.E.I as the countdown continues for the 2010 Sports Awards banquet, to take place on April 6 at the Rodd Royalty Inn in Charlottetown. The award … Continue reading
By Allen Cameron, Calgary Herald Crystal Webster’s trip to Prince Edward Island last month didn’t produce a Canadian women’s curling title, but it did produce a new team. The Calgary skip travelled to the Scotties Tournament of Hearts as the … Continue reading
Jeff Stoughton’s Manitobans haven’t been stoking up this kind of curling conflagration at the Tim Hortons Brier since 1999. Photo: Michael Burns Photography “Holy smokes!” exclaimed Kevin Martin, who lost his second game of the piece on Wednesday night at … Continue reading
P.E.I. and Ontario teams stop play after five ends with Howard up 11-1 By Ed Klajman Special to The Guardian LONDON, Ont. – It’s hard to imagine things getting any worse for Eddie MacKenzie and his PEI squad at … Continue reading
March 9, 2011 …The Canadian Curling Association (CCA) today announced that Winnipeg will stage the 2013 Tim Hortons Roar of the Rings Canadian Curling Trials, which will determine Canada’s representatives for the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia. The … Continue reading
Moving day moved quickly Wednesday morning at the Tim Hortons Brier. Big early wins by Alberta’s Kevin Martin and Newfoundland/Labrador’s Brad Gushue effectively pushed their teams into the playoffs, while at the same time stifling the chances of Saskatchewan’s Steve … Continue reading
by Dave Stewart. If television ratings are any indication, The Sports Network (TSN) would love to come back to Charlottetown. The 2011 Scotties Tournament of Hearts was the most-watched Scotties ever for the network, which has been broadcasting the event … Continue reading
Sask. edges PEI 8-7 in evening draw. Suddenly, but not surprisingly, it’s a three-way race at the front of the Tim Hortons Brier preliminary round robin at the John Labatt Centre. Team Ontario (Photo: Michael Burns Photography) The front-running favourites … Continue reading
Eddie MacKenzie squad is feeling better about its game at the Canadian men’s curling championship By Ed Klajman Special to The Guardian LONDON, ONT. — It took four long days but finally Eddie MacKenzie and his P.E.I. squad have … Continue reading
Shown holding a new LED security light to be used in the energy retrofit of the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club are (l-r) Marlene Boiley, executive director of the club; Community Services, Seniors and Labour Minister Janice Sherry; Fisheries, … Continue reading
(CCA) Click for post-draw 9 interviews from the 2011 Tim Hortons Brier, featuring Jeff Stoughton, Eddie MacKenzie, Brad Jacobs, Kevin Martin, and Shawn Adams. PEI skip Eddie MacKenzie weighed in on suggestions an expanded Brier format might include low-finishers from the previous … Continue reading
PEi’s Eddie MacKenzie rink has picked up their first win at the 2011 Brier, in draw 9, stealing two ends in an 8-5 win over New Brunswick’s James Grattan team this morning, to improve their record to 1-5. BC’s Jim Cotter … Continue reading
(Sport PEI) Three hard-working individuals who toil behind the scenes take their place in the spotlight this week as Sport PEI announces the finalists for the ADL Volunteer Administrator of the Year Award, to be presented at the annual awards banquet, … Continue reading
Photo by The Canadian Press P.E.I. skip Eddie MacKenzie calls to the sweepers at the Brier. Canadian Press photo By Ed Klajman Special to The Guardian LONDON, Ont. — It was the opportunity of a lifetime for skip Eddie MacKenzie … Continue reading
By Murray McCormick, Postmedia News Newfoundland/Labrador skip Brad Gushue yells instructions to his team in front of Saskatchewan Brennen Jones (L) and Dallan Muyres (R) during the sixth draw at the Brier curling championships in London, Ontario, March 7, … Continue reading
By MARIO ANNICCHIARICO, edmontonjournal.com. LONDON, ONT. — After taking his lumps from @fakekevinmartin on Twitter for the last couple of weeks, Prince Edward Island’s Eddie MacKenzie experienced a few bumps first-hand, on the ice, from the man he admits to … Continue reading
(CCA) Manitoba’s Jeff Stoughton, a nine-time Brier skip, is off the launching pad at the 2011 Tim Hortons Brier with four straight wins — his best Brier start since 2006 at Regina. Team Manitoba (Photo: Michael Burns Photography) “We’re … Continue reading
By Ed Klajman Special to The Guardian LONDON, Ont. — Eddie MacKenzie arrived at the Brier believing he and his Charlottetown Curling Club teammates had a realistic chance to make the playoffs. But after being soundly beaten in their first … Continue reading
(CCA) For Alberta’s Kevin Martin, his 29th consecutive Brier win, 8-2 over B.C.’s Jim Cotter in the afternoon draw also put him at the century mark for the event. It’s a milestone he didn’t realize until it was brought up … Continue reading
??Manitoba’s Jeff Stoughton (Michael Burns photography) (CCA) Manitoba’s Jeff Stoughton, a nine-time Brier skip, is off the launching pad at the 2011 Tim Hortons Brier with three straight wins — his best Brier start since 2006 at Regina. “We’re making … Continue reading
The KFC provincial age 12 and Under curling championships wrapped up Sunday afternoon at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside, with Cornwall’s Donald DeWolfe rink winning the boys section, and the Kaleigh MacKay team from the host club taking … Continue reading
The M&M Meat Shops provincial age 15 and Under curling championships wrapped up Sunday afternoon at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside, with Cornwall’s Katie Fullerton rink going undefeated to win the girl’s title, and the Tyler Smith rink … Continue reading
Donate to the Sandra Schmirler Foundation Sunday, March 6th at the 2011 Tim Hortons Brier! The foundation, which this year celebrates its 10th anniversary, has now donated more than $1.5 million to neonatal intensive care units across Canada to help … Continue reading
The KFC 12 and Under and the M&M Meat Shops 15 and Under both wrap up today at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside. With one round robin draw remaining, this morning at 9, in the 12 … Continue reading
The record Brier win streak stretched to 27 on Saturday night at the John Labatt Centre. Kevin Martin of Team Alberta (Photo: Michael Burns Photography) Alberta’s Kevin Martin, riding a 26-zip winning streak in his last two Brier appearances, warded … Continue reading
2011 Tim Hortons Brier – Draw 1 Media Scrum Click to view:- http://bit.ly/gws7BG Post game interviews with Brad Gushue, Glenn Howard, James Grattan and Steve Laycock … Continue reading
18 teams are competing in the 31st annual Touch of Gold bonspiel this weekend at the Montague Curling Club. Photo: June Moyaert, whose team recently won the PEI Senior Women’s Curling Championships and is moving on to the World … Continue reading
PEI’s MacKenzie rink was tied at 1 after two ends in this afternoon’s Brier opener in London ON against Brad Gushue and his Newfoundland/Labrador foursome. but then things fell apart, with Gushue taking five in the third end, followed by steals … Continue reading
The Howard team is representing Ontario in its sixth straight Tim Hortons Brier and, on Saturday afternoon, it won the pre-Brier Ford Hot Shots skills competition for the third straight year. Richard Hart of Team Ontario wins the 2011 Ford … Continue reading
The Canadian Curling Association is on Facebook and is offering exclusive content and features to our Facebook followers… just like this contest to win an 11 inch Apple MacBook Air; a prize valued at $1049.00! Here’s how to enter To enter … Continue reading
(CCA) Even the Ford Hot Shots competition is becoming part of the Kevin Martin-Glenn Howard rivalry. A year ago, Howard won the lease on the Ford gas buggies. Now Martin, the Olympic gold-medal-winning skip, is honing his shooting skills and … Continue reading
(by Jason Simmonds) SUMMERSIDE — The streak will continue for Alex MacFadyen today. When P.E.I. opens play at the Tim Hortons Brier in London, Ont., it will mark the seventh consecutive Canadian curling championship for MacFadyen, who plays lead for … Continue reading
Here is PEI’s (Eddie MacKenzie) round-robin schedule for the Tim Hortons Brier, which begins today in London ON (all times Atlantic). Saturday, March 5 3:30 pm – vs Newfoundland and Labrador (Brad Gushue) 8:30 pm – vs Northwest Territories/Yukon (Jamie Koe). Sunday, March … Continue reading
Curling Medallists Here are the winners from the 55+ Winter Games Curling event, which wrapped up yesterday at the Charlottetown Curling Club: 65+ Men’s Gold – John DeLuca 55+ Men’s Gold – John DeLuca Silver – Lew Black Bronze – Tom MacDonald … Continue reading
The Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside will play host to two curling championships this weekend, the KFC 12 & Under and the M&M Meat Shops 15 & Under, featuring PEI’s youngest competitive curlers, The events, each with boys and girls divisions, will alternate … Continue reading
(by Mitch MacDonald) Skip Eddie MacKenzie and his Charlottetown Curling Club team know the coming week will be a whirlwind affair. They also hope it will be one of the most enjoyable and successful periods of their lives. The rink, … Continue reading
The trustees of the Joyce Myers Trust Fund have created the Capital Acquisition Grants as a means to assist curling clubs within Atlantic Canada with capital projects, such as the repair, replacement, purchase or construction of a curling facility, icemaking … Continue reading
By Murray McCormick, Postmedia News. Nobody is about the concede the 2011 Canadian men’s curling championship to Kevin Martin or Glenn Howard. Martin and Howard are the favourites to reach the final at the Tim Hortons Brier on London, Ont., … Continue reading
Curl Atlantic has implemented a scholarship to curlers who have enrolled full time in a post- secondary institution. The intention of these awards is to allow talented athletes to devote primary sources of time and energy to training, rather than … Continue reading
The Canadian Curling Association (CCA) has allocated funds from certain championship events for the purpose of providing financial assistance to the membership of the CCA, including Provincial /Territorial Member Associations and affiliated curling facilities. The funding, known as the Curling Assistance … Continue reading
[Editor’s note: As we did for the Scotties, PEICurling.com will be displaying Brier-related tweets, including those of @fakekevinmartin, your favorite curling columnists, and tweeting curlers such as Brad Jacobs (@TeamBradJacobs) of Northern Ontario, in real-time on the righthand sidebar of PEICurling.com during the … Continue reading
Photo: Team Saskatchewan arrives at the Regina airport Wednesday. By Ken Gousseau, CTV Regina. Scores of supporters turned out on a frigid Wednesday evening to give curling champion Amber Holland and her teammates a warm welcome home. The Kronau rink was … Continue reading
The Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside will play host to two curling championships this weekend, the KFC 12 & Under and the M&M Meat Shops 15 & Under, featuring PEI’s youngest competitive curlers, The events, each with boys and girls divisions, will alternate … Continue reading
The PEI Curling Association’s next general meeting will be held Monday, March 7 at 7 pm at the Cornwall Curling Club. All club representatives are asked to be in attendance. … Continue reading
(By Craig Slater, Leader-Post) Amber Holland Photograph by: Shaun Best, Reuters The forecast temperature this afternoon calls for a high of -18C, with a windchill of -34C. But at least six people are anxious to be in Regina. Newly crowned … Continue reading
The Tim Hortons Brier, presented by Monsanto, gets underway Saturday, March 5 at the John Labatt Centre in London, Ontario, with one of its best fields ever. Team Kevin Martin and Coach Jules Owchar (Photo: Michael Burns Photography) Heading the … Continue reading
TSN is reporting that the 2011 Scotties final at the Charlottetown Civic Centre, between Amber Holland and Jennifer Jones, averaged 1.08 million viewers, making it the second most-watched final ever in the event’s history, second only to last year’s final between Jones, and PEI’s Kathy … Continue reading
The Ladies and Open Stick Curling Medals have been awarded at the 55+ Games in Charlottetown, sponsored by Vogue Optical. Here are the winners: Ladies Stick Curling Results: Ellsworth/Callaghan win Gold Stavert/Plamondon win Silver Larkin/Enman win Bronze Open … Continue reading
Canada won the 2011 World Wheelchair Curling Championships in Prague today, beating Scotland 7-3 in the final and crowning an unbeaten championship run. “We got off to a good start, stealing two,” said Canadian Skip Jim Armstrong after the game, … Continue reading
The Scotties Tournament of Hearts is now history and the teams have gone home, but the special ice is still in the Civic Centre and has to removed, along with the logos and the rings. The Zamboni has been outfitted … Continue reading
(by Meghan Mullally) The 2011 Vogue Optical Provincial 55+ Winter Games officially opened Monday at City Hall with the raising of the flag. The president of the Games society, Frank Morrison, along with Mayor Clifford Lee and a few others … Continue reading
SUNDAY, MARCH 6 2011 from 12 noon to 2:30 pm at the Charlottetown Curling Club. Open to all interested Participants, Potential Coaches, Family & Friends FREE!-Fun for Everyone Instructor: David Ross Contact/Register: Shawny Ross at [email protected] or call 367-2790 by … Continue reading
Amber Holland and Team Canada’s homecoming delayed By MURRAY McCORMICK, Leader-Post REGINA — Amber Holland spent the first full day of her reign as the Canadian women’s curling champion talking curling with another champion. It wasn’t how Holland planned … Continue reading
(By Allen Cameron, Calgary Herald) Skip Brad Gushue will lose long-time third Mark Nichols, left, at the end of this season. “I just need to take a break,” said Nichols. CHARLOTTETOWN-On the eve of the Tim Hortons Brier, one … Continue reading
Click to view PEICurling.com’s photo gallery from the 2011 Scotties final. … Continue reading
Was it the spirit of Sandra Schmirler? Was it Saskatchewan Roughrider pride that pervades everything to do with sports in the Wheat Province? Sooner or later, the kinds of energy associated with these green kinds of things had to be … Continue reading
Saskatchewan skip Amber Holland, from left, third Kim Schneider, second Tammy Schneider, and lead Heather Kalenchuk pose with the winner’s trophy after beating Team Canada during the final game at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts curling championship in Charlottetown … Continue reading
They came, curled, conquered and in the process, dethroned a three-time queen. Amber Holland’s Team Saskatchewan rink upset pre-tourney favourites Jennifer Jones’ Team Canada 8-7 before a crowd of 2,828 at the Charlottetown Civic Centre Sunday. The win kept Jones, … Continue reading
Matt Smith and Craig Mackie assembled a slide show celebrating the dedication of the volunteers of the 2011 Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Charlottetown. It was shown at Sunday morning’s volunteers’ breakfast, and is now available on YouTube. Click to … Continue reading
(by Al Cameron) CHARLOTTETOWN — There is no question that Amber Holland raised some eyebrows here seven days ago with the following pronouncement. She’d just been asked if a desire to be included in the group of female skips considered … Continue reading
(by Jody Jewers) Amber Holland denies Jennifer Jones fourth consecutive Canadian women’s curling championship Amber Holland is the new queen of Canadian women’s curling. The 36-year-old and her rink from the Kronau Curling Club in Saskatchewan of third Kim Schneider, … Continue reading
(CCA) Charlottetown, PEI – Team Saskatchewan is the new 2011 Team Canada with an exciting come from behind win against Jennifer Jones who was poised to win her fourth consecutive Canadian Women’s Championship, tying the legendary Colleen Jones record. This … Continue reading
(Heather Smith-Dacey – photograph by Andrew Klaver) This is one to remember . . . down the road at the Scotties Tournament Of Hearts. It’ll be a trivia question soon enough: Name the first provincial champion ever to win a … Continue reading
A story by Larry Wood in today’s HeartChart Daily at the Scotties reports that attendance at this year’s Scotties should surpass the attendance in 1999, when the event was last held in Charlottetown. Host committee chair Kim Dolan reports that … Continue reading
There are a number of shots of the Amanda MacLean rink early on in this photo compilation from the opening of the Canada Games in Halifax. … Continue reading
During Saturday night’s Scotties semi-final, the Sandra Schmirler Foundation presented a cheque for $110,996 to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). $60,996 was raised on Sandra Schmirler Day at the Scotties, and the Foundation donated $50K. Photo: QEH Neonatal ICU … Continue reading