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Montana’s Brier 2026: Schedule, Teams, Results & How to Watch Live Stream
Montana’s Brier 2026: The Ultimate Guide to Teams, Draw, and Streaming
The 2026 Montana’s Brier Live Stream is set to be one of the most exciting national curling championships of the season. Bringing together Canada’s elite men’s teams, they will battle for the prestigious national title and the chance to represent Canada at the World Men’s Curling Championship.
Held annually by Curling Canada, the Brier is the pinnacle of Canadian men’s curling, attracting intense competition and massive fan interest. Below is everything you need to know about the draw, teams, format, and how to watch the live stream anywhere in the world.
Event Overview
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Dates: February 27 – March 8, 2026
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Location: St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador
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Venue: Mary Brown’s Centre
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Teams: 18 elite squads
Teams Competing in the 2026 Brier
The field consists of 18 teams, featuring a mix of pre-qualified elite squads and provincial/territorial champions.
Pre-Qualified Elite Teams
These teams secured their spots via the Canadian Team Ranking System (CTRS) or past success:
| Team | Skip | Location |
| Team Dunstone | Matt Dunstone | Winnipeg, MB |
| Team Gushue | Brad Gushue | St. John’s, NL |
| Team Jacobs | Brad Jacobs | Calgary, AB |
| Team McEwen | Mike McEwen | Saskatoon, SK |
Provincial and Territorial Qualifiers
The remaining spots are filled by champions from:
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BC, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec.
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New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, PEI, Newfoundland & Labrador.
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Northern Ontario, Northwest Territories, Yukon, Nunavut.
2026 Brier Draw Schedule
All times are local to St. John’s.
| Date | Morning (8:30 AM) | Afternoon (1:30 PM) | Evening (6:30 PM) |
| Fri, Feb 28 | — | — | Draw 1 (Opening) |
| Sat, Mar 1 | — | Draw 2 | Draw 3 |
| Sun, Mar 2 | Draw 4 | Draw 5 | Draw 6 |
| Mon, Mar 3 | Draw 7 | Draw 8 | Draw 9 |
| Tue, Mar 4 | Draw 10 | Draw 11 | Draw 12 |
| Wed, Mar 5 | Draw 13 | Draw 14 | Draw 15 |
| Thu, Mar 6 | Draw 16 | Draw 17 | Draw 18 |
Playoff Rounds
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Friday, March 7: Page 1/2 Qualifier (12:30 PM) | Page 3/4 Qualifier (6:30 PM)
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Saturday, March 8: Page 3/4 (12:30 PM) | Page 1/2 (6:30 PM)
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Sunday, March 9: Semifinal (11:00 AM) | Championship Final (5:00 PM)
How to Watch: Live Stream & Broadcast
📺 How to Watch in the USA
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ESPN+ / ESPN3: Historically, ESPN has a long-standing agreement to carry TSN’s curling coverage. Most draws, including the playoffs and finals, are typically streamed live on ESPN+ or via the ESPN app (ESPN3).
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TSN+: If you have a high-quality VPN, some fans access the Canadian TSN+ streaming service directly, though this requires a Canadian billing method.
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YouTube (Select Coverage): While the main Brier draws are usually exclusive to ESPN/TSN, Curling Canada’s YouTube channel occasionally offers highlights, “B-side” sheets, or condensed matches shortly after they air.
📺 Television (Canada)
In Canada, the primary home for the Brier is TSN (The Sports Network). Expect full play-by-play commentary, expert analysis, and featured game coverage.
💻 Live Streaming (Global)
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Canada: Fans can stream via the TSN App or website.
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International: Curling Canada typically offers streaming through their official website and associated digital platforms.
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Features: Real-time scores, multiple camera angles, and on-demand replays.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Where is the 2026 Brier? It is being held at the Mary Brown’s Centre in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador.
How many teams are there? 18 teams in total.
What is the prize? The winner becomes the Canadian National Champion and represents Canada at the World Men’s Curling Championship.
Can I watch it outside of Canada? Yes, Curling Canada usually provides international digital access; check their official site as the event approaches for regional specifics.
