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Canada Curling Team Responds to Sweden’s Cheating Allegations

14 February 2026
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Canada Curling Team Responds to Sweden’s Cheating Allegations
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Canada’s curling team has responded to accusations from Sweden of cheating during the Winter Olympics, specifically regarding claims of double-touching stones. Canadian curler Marc Kennedy alleged that Sweden had a premeditated plan to film his delivery improperly, while Sweden denied any wrongdoing, asserting the video was sourced from a public broadcaster. The controversy escalated during a match, leading to heated exchanges and further allegations from Swiss curlers about Canada’s conduct. Despite the claims, World Curling found no violations after reviewing the incidents.

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