PhotoTO: Curling Close-Up

Torontoist visited Leaside Curling and discovered an array of curling enthusiasts that reflect the diversity and character of our city. (And some of its endearing eclecticism too.) With a handful of intimate portraits, Torontoist takes a peak at some of the people who help make Canada the curling capital of the world.

Michael Cull

Number of years curling: Eight
Favourite part of curling: "The challenge"

Ed Cooling

Number of years curling: Six
Favourite part of curling: "The people"

Paul Briscoe

Number of years curling: Five
Favourite part of curling: "The difficulty"

Jennie Norman

Number of years curling: Twenty-five
Favourite part of curling: "The social aspect"

Danielle Kairovicius

Number of years curling: Five
Favourite part of curling: "The drinks"

All photos by John Beebe

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[1] | lovely_lynn

Woot woot! Jennie Norman... that's my momma!

Reply | March 12, 2008 2:27 PM

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