Island Morning8:08Grand Slam's new operators want interest in curling to grow

Grand Slam's new operators want interest in curling to grow

3 months ago
Radio
Duration 8:08

This week's elite curling event in Charlottetown is the first under the direction of a company made up of curlers. We hear how it could build excitement around the sport as we talk with Nic Sulsky, the CEO of The Curling Group.

Grand Slam's new operators want interest in curling to grow

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