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at the 2011 Canada Winter Games took place at the

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. The women's competition was held from February 13–18, ending with a win by

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's Corryn Cecile Brown in a 3-1 victory over

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's Jocelyn Peterman.

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's Laura Horton won the bronze medal after defeating host

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's Emily Dwyer. The men's competition, held from February 21–26, ended with a close 6-5 win by

's Ben Bevan over Saskatchewan's Brady Scharback, while

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's Kyle Doering secured a win over

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Medallists

Women

Teams

Standings

Round robin

Draw 1

''Sunday, February 13, 10:00''

Draw 2

''Sunday, February 13, 14:30''

Draw 3

''Monday, February 14, 10:00''

Draw 4

''Monday, February 14, 14:30''

Draw 5

''Tuesday, February 15, 10:00''

Draw 6

''Tuesday, February 15, 14:30''

Draw 7

''Wednesday, February 16, 10:00''

Draw 8

''Wednesday, February 16, 14:30''

Draw 9

''Wednesday, February 16, 19:30''

Crossover

''Thursday, February 17, 19:30''

Playoffs

Semifinals

''Friday, February 18, 10:00''

Bronze Medal Game

''Friday, February 18, 14:30''

Gold Medal Game

''Friday, February 18, 19:30''

Final standings

Men

Teams

Standings

Round robin

Draw 1

''Monday, February 21, 10:00''

Draw 2

''Monday, February 21, 14:30''

Draw 3

''Tuesday, February 22, 10:00''

Draw 4

''Tuesday, February 22, 14:30''

Draw 5

''Wednesday, February 23, 10:00''

Draw 6

''Wednesday, February 23, 14:30''

Draw 7

''Thursday, February 24, 10:00''

Draw 8

''Thursday, February 24, 14:30''

Draw 9

''Thursday, February 24, 19:30''

Crossover

''Friday, February 25, 19:30''

Playoffs

Semifinals

''Saturday, February 26, 10:00''

Bronze Medal Game

''Saturday, February 26, 14:30''

Gold Medal Game

''Saturday, February 26, 19:30''

Final standings

References

External links

2011 Canada Games Curling Home

Curling ResultsMayflower Curling Club
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