The Auchenharvie Leisure Centre, located in the Scottish town of Stevenston, will be the venue for the Wheelchair Curling World Championships and the Mixed Wheelchair Curling Championships next year. This was announced by the World Curling Federation and Scottish Curling at the event's launch.

The 2025 World Mixed Doubles and World Senior Curling Championships will be held at the Willie O'Ree Place in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada from 26 April to 3 May. The city is located on the east coast of Canada, between the provinces of Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Quebec and the US state of Maine.

USA Curling has announced the launch of the inaugural National Curling Month, set to take place in January. Through contests, digital and in-person activations, the campaign aims to increase awareness and appreciation of curling from coast to coast.

The 2023 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship will commence next Sunday, with Quebec's team hoping to achieve a feat that has eluded Canadian curling for over 90 years. Thirteen other teams will also compete at the Swift Current Curling Club in Saskatchewan, all vying for the title.

Italy's Team Retornaz and Canadian's Team Jones, who represent the province of Manitoba, have made a perfect start to the Grand Slam of Curling as they took golds at the Tour Challenge in Ontario.

Sweden have taken the World Mixed Curling Championship for the first time in their history with a resounding win over Spain.

Sweden, Spain, Norway and Canada have all progressed to the World Mixed Curling Championship semi-finals following the first day of knockout rounds in Aberdeen.

Reigning World Mixed Curling Championship gold medallists Canada have remained unbeaten heading into the knockout rounds as they claimed an eighth straight victory in Aberdeen.

Curling icon Raymond "Bud" Somerville, who skipped the United States to their first world title, has died aged 86, USA Curling has announced.

Spain, Latvia, and Switzerland have all qualified for the knockout rounds of the World Mixed Curling Championship in Aberdeen.

Sweden, Canada and Norway have become the first three nations to qualify for the playoff stage of the World Mixed Curling Championship after extending their unbeaten records on day four at Aberdeen in Scotland.

Seven teams remain unbeaten after the third day of the World Mixed Curling Championship at Aberdeen in Scotland.

Canada cruised to a third victory in Aberdeen to keep their 100 per cent win record alive at the World Mixed Curling Championship.

Sweden have taken control of Group A in the World Mixed Curling Championship after host nation Scotland suffered a shock opening day defeat.

Scotland are looking to avenge their gold medal-match loss from last year's World Mixed Curling Championship as they host the tournament for the third consecutive edition.