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Where to watch Grand Slam of Curling: Schedule, TV channels, live streams for 2026-27 GSOC season

Where to watch Grand Slam of Curling TV channels: CBC, Sportsnet Live streams: fubo, Sportsnet+, Rock Channel Grand Slam of Curling bonspiels will air across multiple platforms, with the most extensive coverage ever offered on tap for this season.

✦ Extractive summary — built from the sources' own reporting•From 1 source•2 min read•Updated November 9, 2026, 9:20 PM UTC
Key points
  • The sport's biggest stars will vie for glory at five GSOC events across Canada from October through December, with men's and women's teams playing for the top share in the largest prize pools in curling at around $400,000 per event.
  • The remaining medalists from 2026 also are in the mix, with Bruce Mouat (Scotland), Yannick Schwaller (Switzerland), Alina Pätz (Switzerland) and Rachel Homan (Canada) expected to lead their teams once again in the GSOC.
  • Through fields will vary by tournament, expect to see numerous Olympic medalists at each stop including teams skipped by Milan Cortina 2026 gold medal winners Brad Jacobs of Canada and Anna Hasselborg of Sweden.

The Grand Slam of Curling is back for another season, with new broadcast and streaming deals for 2026-27 bringing fans even better access to all the action.

Grand Slam of Curling schedule 2026-27 Dates Tournament Location Winners Oct.

Additional details
  • Schwaller (Switzerland): Xenia Schwaller, Selina Gafner, Fabienne Rieder, Selina Rychiger Team Wranå (Sweden): Isabella Wranå, Almida de Val, Maria Larsson, Moa Dryburgh, Linda Stenlund.
  • Saturday playoff games will air on CBC, which can be streamed live via Fubo, in addition to Sportsnet+.
  • Sportsnet will televise three draws each day from Tuesday through Friday at all five tournaments in addition to the championship matchups each Sunday.
  • 3-8 GSOC Masters Medicine Hat, Alberta Wrana (women), Dunstone (men) Nov.
  • 17-22 GSOC National Sydney, Nova Scotia — Dec.

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