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It was another steady performance for Steve Laycock and his Saskatoon-based rink on Friday morning at the North Battleford Civic Centre.

Saskatoon’s Steve Laycock gave his fans something to cheer about on Thursday night at the North Battleford Civic Centre.

A pair of women’s teams know that they’ll be staying in North Battleford for the weekend at the Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling’s Meridian Canadian Open.

The first two spots in the playoffs have been clinched in the men’s bracket at the Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling’s Meridian Canadian Open at the North Battleford Civic Centre.

After some early struggles on Thursday morning, Michelle Englot was able to turn things around when it mattered most.

Brad Jacobs and Brad Gushue have squared on numerous occasions over the last few years. The latest meeting between the Olympic gold medalists went in favour of Jacobs and his Sault Ste.

Some well-earned rest and relaxation over the holidays may have been just what John Shuster and his rink from Duluth, Minn. needed.

The final score ended up probably being much closer than he would have liked.

Two of the biggest surprises of the Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling season so far occurred Wednesday morning at the North Battleford Civic Centre during the Meridian Canadian Open.

It was an interesting Tuesday for Brendan Bottcher.