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New Brunswick emerges atop crowded Pool B at Canadian mixed curling championship

New Brunswick's Sylvie Quillian claimed two victories, leading Pool B of the Canadian mixed curling championship. On Thursday, New Brunswick defeated Saskatchewan by a score of 5-3, followed by a 6-5 win against Alberta in the evening draw. The day started with New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and British Columbia all tied for the top spot in Pool B. Nova Scotia's Brent MacDougall defeated Alberta's Andrew Hodgson 5-3, but then lost to Saskatchewan 6-5.

British Columbia's Joshua Miki lost both games - 4-3 to Northern Ontario and 7-4 to Quebec. In Pool A, Quebec remains undefeated, led by Félix Asselin, who defeated Manitoba's Colin Kurz 8-3 and Quebec's Bryan Burgess 9-4.

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