(LIVE)2026 Montana's Brier LIVE in St. John's February, 27

(CURLINGLIVE!)STREAMs]2026 Montana’s Brier Live Free Curling February, 27, 2026 The 2026 Montana’s Brier, Canada’s premier men’s curling championship, has officially kicked off at the Mary Brown’s Centre in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador! From February 27 to March 8, the event promises thrilling matches, passionate fans, and some of the best curling teams in the country battling for national glory. This year’s Brier features an electric atmosphere with sold-out crowds expected each night. What makes it even more special? It’s the final Brier appearance on home ice for curling great Brad Gushue, playing in front of hometown supporters in St. John’s — a story fans won’t want to miss. WATCH LIVE NOW When: February 27 – March 8, 2026 Where: Mary Brown’s Centre, St. John’s, NL If you’re in Canada, the action is being broadcast on TSN networks, with all matches streamed live online as well — perfect for following every twist and turn of the competition. The Brier features a round-robin format with teams from across the provinces and territories competing in two pools. Some of the notable teams and skips include: Pool A Highlights Team Brad Jacobs (Canada) Team Brad Gushue (Newfoundland & Labrador) Ontario, Nova Scotia, Quebec, Prince Edward Island, Nunavut, Saskatchewan & more. Pool B Highlights Alberta Manitoba British Columbia Northern Ontario Northwest Territories Yukon New Brunswick The Brier’s packed schedule includes multiple daily draws — that’s curling lingo for rounds of games — followed by the Page playoff system and the finals on March 8. Some key matchups from the opening days include: Draw 1 (Feb. 27): Newfoundland & Labrador (Young) vs Nunavut Gushue vs Quebec Ontario vs Nova Scotia PEI vs Canada Draw 2 (Feb. 28): Teams like Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba & Northern Ontario hit the ice. The playoff rounds begin with the Page 1-2 and 3-4 games on March 6, leading into the semifinals and then the championship final on March 8. The Montana’s Brier isn’t just Canada’s national curling championship — it’s a curling tradition that showcases strategy, teamwork, and clutch shot-making. The winning team will go on to represent Canada at the 2026 World Men’s Curling Championship, adding even more stakes to every match. Whether you’re a long-time curling fan or new to the sport, the 2026 Montana’s Brier is serving up high-level competition, hometown storylines, and unforgettable moments. With teams from every corner of Canada battling it out on the ice, there’s plenty to cheer for — and even more drama to come in the days ahead! zz0.d6z1plnfm1tzz