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Briane Harris Cleared to Return to Curling After Doping Suspension

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Canadian curler Briane Harris is now eligible to return to competition after nearly a year-long suspension. The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ruled today that Harris, who plays lead for Team Kerri Einarson, is free to resume her career.

Harris tested positive for trace amounts of Ligandrol in January during an out-of-competition test and was subsequently suspended. However, an arbitrator determined that Harris was not at fault or negligent in the violation and imposed no period of ineligibility.

Harris is now cleared to return to the ice. More details to follow.

Timmins to Host 2026 Canadian Under-18 Curling Championships

Curling Canada has announced that the 2026 Canadian Under-18 Curling Championships will return to Timmins, Ontario, after a successful event in 2023. The prestigious competition is set to take place from February 8 to 15, 2026, at the McIntyre Curling Club and McIntyre Community Centre, locally known as "the

Ross Whyte Claims Dramatic Victory at WFG Masters

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Anna Hasselborg Wins Eighth Grand Slam Title at WFG Masters, Defeats Rachel Homan in Thrilling Final

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