Quebec remains lone undefeated team at mixed curling nationals
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND – Quebec’s Félix Asselin remained the lone undefeated team at the Canadian mixed curling championship on Wednesday with a 7-3 win over Ontario’s Cory Heggestad.
Quebec (6-0) blew past Ontario (2-4) with a three-point fourth end to make it 4-1 before making it a 6-2 game with a two-point sixth end.
Quebec sits one game ahead of Northern Ontario’s Bryan Burgess (5-1), which beat Ontario 5-4 earlier in the day, with the rest of Pool A either at, or below, .500.
Meanwhile, Pool B remained close at the top with British Columbia (5-1) and Nova Scotia (5-1) both earning two wins on the day. New Brunswick (5-1) was off Wednesday.
Nova Scotia’s Brent MacDougall easily topped Yukon’s Scott Williamson (0-6) 8-2 in the morning draw and then defeated Prince Edward Island’s Adam Arsenault (2-4) 7-4 in the evening draw.
British Columbia’s Joshua Miki had a close call in the morning draw with a 9-8 win over Manitoba’s Colin Kurz (3-3) before securing a 6-4 victory over P.E.I.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 11, 2026.