Where To Watch: Olympic Team Curling in Canada

We thought our mixed doubles viewing guide as the strongest you could find. And it was, even if we had to update it a couple of times.

Because things change in the world of Olympic broadcast coverage. They change all the time.

Here we are again with your viewing guide for Canada’s men’s and women’s traditional team (or fours) curling competition.

Reminder: all game start times in this guide are listed in Eastern Standard Time (ET).

Reminder: this guide is for Canadian residents. Every nation has its own Olympic rights-holder (TV/streaming partner); if you’re outside Canada, seek your provider.

Reminder: every single curling game – whether Canadian teams are involved or not – can be viewed online at the CBC Gem streaming platform. It’s free for Canadian residents, all you need to do is create an account.

As of the publication date only one game will only be available on the Gem platform – that’s involving two non-Canadian teams in men’s session 2, Feb 12 at 7:55 a.m.

Virtually every other Olympic game will be on Gem plus one (or more) or CBC-TV, Sportsnet (and Sportsnet+) or TSN (and TSN+). These are all clearly indicated below.

But first, more reminders.

Reminder: things might change. Possibly for technical reasons. Or inclement weather on the ski hills (this usually means *more* curling, a la Nagano 1998). Or perhaps if a Canadian athlete gets kicked out of a game for violating the new sweeping rules.

Reminder: Games on TSN and TSN+ don’t mean you’ll hear Vic Rauter and Russ Howard commentating. Regardless of where you’re watching, you’ll hear either the CBC crew or one of the OBS crew (please read those linked stories).

Here is the full schedule for women’s (W) and men’s (M) curling, running Feb. 11-22 in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, all times ET:

Feb 11 • 12:55 pm • Session 1 M • CAN vs GER • CBC Gem, TSN, TSN+

Feb 12 • 2:55 am • Session 2 W • CAN vs DEN • CBC Gem, CBC TV

Feb 12 • 7:55 am • Session 3 M • GBR vs SWE • CBC Gem

Feb 12 • 12:55 pm • Session 4 W • USA vs SWE • CBC Gem, Sportsnet, Sportsnet+

Feb 13 • 2:55 am • Session 5 M • CAN vs USA • CBC Gem, CBC-TV

Feb 13 • 7:55 am • Session 6 W • CAN vs USA • CBC Gem, TSN, TSN+

Feb 13 • 12:55 pm • Session 7 M • CAN vs SWE • CBC Gem, Sportsnet, Sportsnet+

Feb 14 • 2:55 am • Session 8 W • CAN vs GBR • CBC Gem, CBC-TV

Feb 14 • 7:55 am • Session 9 M • CAN vs SUI • CBC Gem, CBC-TV (following GER-LAT hockey), Sportsnet, Sportsnet+

Feb 14 • 12:55 pm • Session 10 W • CAN vs SUI • CBC Gem, TSN, TSN+

Feb 15 • 2:55 am • Session 11 M • TBD • CBC Gem, CBC-TV

Feb 15 • 7:55 am • Session 12 W • GBR vs SWE • CBC Gem, TSN, TSN+

Feb 15 • 12:55 pm • Session 13 M • CAN vs CHN • CBC Gem, CBC-TV

Feb 16 • 2:55 am • Session 14 W • CAN vs CHN • CBC Gem, CBC-TV

Feb 16 • 7:55 am Session 15 M • CAN vs CZE • CBC Gem, TSN, TSN+

Feb 16 • 12:55 pm • Session 16 W • CAN vs JPN • CBC Gem, Sportsnet, Sportsnet+

Feb 17 • 2:55 am • Session 17 M • TBD • CBC Gem, CBC-TV

Feb 17 • 7:55 am Session 18 W • CAN vs SWE • CBC Gem, TSN, TSN+

Feb 17 • 12:55 pm • Session 19 M • CAN vs GBR • CBC Gem, Sportsnet, Sportsnet+

Feb 18 • 2:55 am • Session 20 W • TBD • CBC Gem, CBC-TV

Feb 18 • 7:55 am Session 21 M • CAN vs ITA • CBC Gem, Sportsnet, Sportsnet+

Feb 18 • 12:55 pm • Session 22 W • CAN vs ITA • CBC Gem, CBC-TV

Feb 19 • 2:55 am • Session 23 M • CAN vs NOR • CBC Gem, CBC-TV

Feb 19 • 8:25 am Session 24 W • CAN vs KOR • CBC Gem, CBC-TV (weather delay)

Feb 19 • 1:35 pm • Men’s Semifinals • CBC Gem, TSN, TSN+ (weather delay)

Feb 20 • 7:55 am • Women’s Semifinals • CBC Gem, CBC-TV, Sportsnet, Sportsnet+, TSN, TSN+ (USA-SUI on Sportsnet)

Feb 20 • 12:55 pm • Men’s Bronze Medal • CBC Gem, CBC-TV, TSN, TSN+

Feb 21 • 7:55 am • Women’s Bronze Medal • CBC Gem, CBC-TV, TSN, TSN+

Feb 21 • 12:55 pm • Men’s Gold Medal • CBC Gem, CBC-TV, TSN, TSN+

Feb 22 • 4:55 am • Women’s Gold Medal • CBC Gem, Sportsnet, Sportsnet+, TSN, TSN+