Canada's women and men are bringing home gold medals from the senior world curling championships in Stavanger, Norway.

Sherry Anderson and her rink from Nutana Curling Club in Saskatoon rolled to a 10-1 drubbing of Denmark to successfully defend their title.

Bryan Cochrane's Ontario foursome was forced to play an extra end but pulled out a 7-5 win to give Canadian men 11 gold and seven silver as they have appeared in the final in every edition of the event since its debut in 2002.

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In a tightly contested mixed doubles final, Canada's Jocelyn Peterman and Brett Gallant made a draw for two in the seventh end and headed to the final end tied 5-5 with Scotland.

Canadian curlers going for a golden sweep in Norway

All three Canadian curling teams competing at the 2019 mixed doubles and senior world curling championships are into their respective gold-medal games. They'll have the chance to make history Saturday afternoon in Norway when they take to the ice. Should they all win, it'll be the first-time ever they've all won at the same event.

Jocelyn Peterman, left, and Brett Gallant, right, celebrate after their semifinal win over the U.S. at the world mixed doubles curling championship in Stavanger, Norway.

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Anita Silveragle, right, celebrates a 10-1 rout of Denmark on Saturday with Brenda Goertzen to make it back-to-back titles for Canada's women at the senior world curling championships. The Canadian men also prevailed, 7-5 over Scotland in an extra end.

Canada captures double gold at senior curling worlds

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