Regina to host Canadian men's curling championship for 6th time in 2024

Curling Canada announced Tuesday that Regina will host the Brier in March 2024 at the Brandt Centre. Saskatchewan's capital has held the men's championship five previous times and most recently in 2018.

Brad Gushue's Newfoundland and Labrador rink won its 4th Brier in March

The Brandt Centre in Regina has been awarded the Canadian men's curling championship in 2024. From left: Team Canada skip Brad Gushue and teammates Mark Nichols, Brett Gallant and Geoff Walker won in 2018, the last time Saskatchewan's capital hosted. (Andrew Vaughan/Canadian Press/File)

The Canadian men's curling championship is returning to Regina.

Curling Canada announced Tuesday that the 2024 Brier will take place March 1-10 at the Brandt Centre.

Saskatchewan's capital has hosted the Brier five previous times, most recently in 2018.

The 2024 Brier will be the first men's championship with a new title sponsor after restaurant chain Tim Hortons said it was ending its sponsorship after the 2023 tournament.

Tim Hortons has been the title sponsor of the Brier since 2005. Curling Canada says it is in the process of looking for a new sponsor.

The 2023 Brier will take place in London, Ont., from March 3-12.

Brad Gushue's Newfoundland and Labrador rink, curling as Team Wild Card 1, won its fourth Canadian championship at the 2022 Brier.

WATCH | Gushue beats Kevin Koe in extra end to win 2022 Brier:

Gushue beats Koe in extra end to claim 4th Brier title

3 years ago
Duration 1:11
Brad Gushue's short-handed Wild Card One team defeats Alberta's Kevin Koe 9-8 to win the Brier for the fourth time in six years.

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