The 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts is shaping up to be one of the most thrilling editions of Canada’s premier women’s curling championship. From February 14 to 23, the best women’s curling teams from across the country will battle it out at the Fort William Gardens in Thunder Bay, Ontario, for the coveted title and the chance to represent Canada at the 2025 World Women’s Curling Championship in Uijeongbu, South Korea.

The Scotties Tournament of Hearts is exclusively broadcast on TSN in Canada, offering comprehensive coverage of every draw, from the round-robin matches to the championship final. Here’s how you can tune in:

How to watch Scotties Tournament of Hearts

• What: Scotties Tournament of Hearts (STOH)

• When: February 14–23, 2025

• Where: Fort William Gardens, Thunder Bay, Ontario

• TV Channel: TSN (Canada)

• Live Streaming: Stream Scotties Anywhere

For fans outside Canada or those on the go, TSN’s live streaming service ensures you won’t miss a single stone. Simply log in with your cable provider credentials or subscribe to TSN Direct to access the live streams from anywhere via Curling World

With intense rivalries, historic performances, and nail-biting comebacks already unfolding, this year’s Scotties is a must-watch event for curling fans. Whether you’re a die-hard enthusiast or a casual viewer, here’s everything you need to know about how to catch all the action live on TSN.

2025 Scotties Curling Standings 

As the round-robin stage progresses, the competition is heating up. Here’s a quick look at the current standings and upcoming matches:

Pool A Standings

• Canada (Rachel Homan): 3-0

• Alberta (Kayla Skrlik): 3-1

• British Columbia (Corryn Brown): 3-1

• Saskatchewan (Nancy Martin): 3-1

• Alberta (Selena Sturmay): 2-2

• New Brunswick (Melissa Adams): 1-2

• Prince Edward Island (Jane DiCarlo): 1-2

• Nunavut (Julia Weagle): 0-3

• Northern Ontario (Krista McCarville): 0-4

Pool B Standings

• Manitoba (Kerri Einarson): 2-0

• Manitoba (Kate Cameron): 2-1

• Nova Scotia (Christina Black): 2-1

• Ontario (Danielle Inglis): 2-1

• Quebec (Laurie St-Georges): 2-1

• Yukon (Bayly Scoffin): 1-1

• Manitoba (Kaitlyn Lawes): 1-2

• Northwest Territories (Kerry Galusha): 0-2

• Newfoundland and Labrador (Brooke Godsland): 0-3

The Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Thunder Bay, Ontario, continued with thrilling matchups on Monday, as defending champion Rachel Homan maintained her perfect record while Quebec’s Laurie St-Georges pulled off a significant upset against four-time national champion Kerri Einarson. Here’s a recap of the day’s action:

Homan Stays Perfect, Tops Pool A

Rachel Homan’s Ottawa Curling Club rink extended their winning streak to 16 consecutive games at the Scotties, dating back to last year’s undefeated championship run. On Monday, Homan defeated Saskatchewan’s Nancy Martin 9-6 to remain alone atop Pool A with a 4-0 record.

Homan praised her team’s performance, particularly vice Tracy Fleury, who posted an impressive 99% accuracy rating in the win. “We couldn’t have won that game without her playing 99,” Homan said. “There were a lot of team shots out there.”

The game’s turning point came in the ninth end, where front-end brushers Emma Miskew and Sarah Wilkes set up Homan for a crucial two-point score, giving her team a 9-6 lead heading into the final end. “It was a front-end deuce in nine. You don’t hear that every day,” Homan remarked.

St-Georges Upsets Einarson, Shakes Up Pool B

In Pool B, Quebec’s Laurie St-Georges delivered a statement win, defeating Manitoba’s Kerri Einarson 9-6. The victory moved St-Georges into a three-way tie for first place in the pool with Ontario’s Danielle Inglis and Nova Scotia’s Christina Black, all sitting at 3-1.

Einarson, a four-time Scotties champion, dropped to 2-2, joining Manitoba’s Kate Cameron in a crowded field of five teams with one loss in Pool B. “It’s definitely not clear-cut,” said St-Georges’ third, Jamie Sinclair. “Anything can happen.”

2025 Scotties Standings

Pool A

Pool B