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The Brier - it’s here for a good time The best male curlers in Canada are vying for their chance to represent Canada at the World Men’s Curling Championship. Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northern Ontario, Northwest Territories/Yukon, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec and Saskatchewan have trained hard and are ready to show off their skills. Gord McNabb, the event manager for the 2014 Tim Hortons Brier from Canadian Curling is excited about the event. “Kamloops has a history of hosting events of all sorts. They have a great volunteering base, a lot of community support and of course state-of-the-art facilities,” comment Gord. “Curling has a long relationship in Kamloops. The Brier has been here in the past and we like coming to Kamloops.” The Brier first began in 1927 in Toronto. Since then it has become a great sense of national pride and entertainment. “Come see some great curling. There are also a lot of other activities that are going on around the Brier,” adds Gord. “There is mini-curling, live entertainment, autographs, up close and personal time and a great big party.” There is more to the Brier than curling. Don’t forget to experience the Patch where there is great food

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and great drinks. There will also be a massive big screen and sound system at the centre of the Patch where you can watch every minute of the Brier. It is going to be one heck of a party. Local Kamloopsian Jim Cotter is playing for team British Columbia. “It is a phenomenal feeling to come back to play in my hometown,”

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comments Jim who first took up curling back when he was seven at the Memorial Arena. This Kamloops born curler will be sure to get the crowds cheering. “We encourage people to have signs, flags and cowbells. There are building and our own restrictions but we want everyone to have a good time, but be responsible,” says Gord. Team

British Columbia includes skip John Morris, third Jim Cotter, second Tyrel Griffith and lead Rick Sawatsky. This year also marks the 20th year for the Ford Hot Shots, which starts off the competition before and during the opening ceremonies. “It is a competition between players - continued on page 2

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