Sixteen curlg teams are petg Wnipeg until Sunday for the 11th annual Canadian Gay Curlg Champnships.
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- CANADIAN GAY CURLG CHAMPNSHIPS BEG WNIPEG
- SASK. TEAMS MONTREAL FOR CANADIAN GAY CURLG CHAMPNSHIP
- OPENLY GAY CURLER JOHN EPPG WS BRONZE MEDAL AT CANADIAN CHAMPNSHIPS
CANADIAN GAY CURLG CHAMPNSHIPS BEG WNIPEG
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ManobaSixteen curlg teams are petg Wnipeg until Sunday for the 11th annual Canadian Gay Curlg Champnships. Ceremonial first rock schled to be livered by Olympic gold medallists Jill Officer, Kalyn Law16 teams pete at Canadian Gay Curlg Champnships WnipegSixteen curlg teams are petg Wnipeg until Sunday for the 11th annual Canadian Gay Curlg Champnships. Sixteen curlg teams are petg at the 11th annual Canadian Gay Curlg Champnships Wnipeg until year's champns om Vanuver are back to fend their tle at the tournament hosted by Wnipeg's Keystone Rabow Curlg ceremonial first rock is to be livered by Canadian Olympic gold medallists Jill Officer and Kalyn Law on champnship started on Thursday eveng when curlers om around the untry registered at the Canadian Mm for Human Rights, where they were treated to a guid tour and warm up on the ice preparatn for the Canadian Gay Curlg Champnship Wnipeg on Friday.
SASK. TEAMS MONTREAL FOR CANADIAN GAY CURLG CHAMPNSHIP
Two teams om Saskatchewan are on the ice today Montreal, tryg to sweep their way to victory at the Canadian Gay Curlg Champnship. * canadian gay curling championships *
Joel Marn and Rod Ingram are skips for Manoba teams at the Canadian Gay Curlg Champnships. SaskatoonTwo teams om Saskatchewan are on the ice today Montreal, tryg to sweep their way to victory at the Canadian Gay Curlg Champnship.
OPENLY GAY CURLER JOHN EPPG WS BRONZE MEDAL AT CANADIAN CHAMPNSHIPS
Two teams om Saskatchewan are on the ice today Montreal, tryg to sweep their way to victory at the Canadian Gay Curlg Champnship. Beg gay sport shouldn't matter.
"It don't matter who you are, what you believe , what kd of personaly you have, we are welg and clive for absolutely anybody, " said league print Jason Evanochko relled, the league's roots were a gay bonspiel Edmonton. Homophobia sports still pervasive Canada, new study shows There's data out that suggts homophobia is still alive and well sports.
A 2015 onle survey found that 81 per cent of rponnts had wnsed or experienced homophobia sports. Pl, an overwhelmg majory of gay men and lbians had faced hurtful slurs, the survey found.