Canada's Rachel Homan, right, congratulates Scotland's Bruce Mouat, left, after a match at the Beijing Olympics. Canadian are facing fiercer international competition than ever before as the Grand Slam of Curling season begins Tuesday.
A field heavy with international talent will kick off the Grand Slam of Curling schedule on Tuesday at the HearingLife Tour Challenge in Niagara Falls, Ont.
Canada hasn't won a four-player team medal at the Games since 2014. The country's world championship drought dates back to 2017 for the men and 2018 for the women .The Tour Challenge, meanwhile, had 15 Canadian entries last season, three more than this year. Italy's Stefania Constantini, South Korea's Seung-Youn Ha and Scotland's Rebecca Morrison are among the new international women's teams in the field.Norway's Magnus Ramsfjell, Wouter Gosgens of the Netherlands and American Korey Dropkin are newcomers to the men's event.
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