TSN, Sportsnet, CBC, and Curling Canada
TSN carries Curling Canada’s Season of Champions. Grand Slam coverage is divided among official partners by game and region.
Find the game
There is no single service that carries everything. Start with the event, then check the official viewing information for your country.

Best first checks
Rights and schedules change, so use official event pages before buying a pass.
World Curling’s paid home for live and on-demand international championship coverage.
Open The Curling Channel →Slams and Rock LeagueLive and archived coverage, with local blackouts possible when another broadcaster owns rights.
Open Rock Channel →Free videosHighlights, explainers, interviews, replays, and selected free streams.
Open YouTube →Event finderFind links to tour games from many countries. Look for “Watch Curling” beside an event.
Find a game →Club curlingLeague games, club events, and championships from connected facilities.
See live channels →Official event pagesSchedules, scores, and current viewing information for each championship.
See events →By region
TSN carries Curling Canada’s Season of Champions. Grand Slam coverage is divided among official partners by game and region.
ESPN+ carries Grand Slam action. USA Curling event pages identify championship streams, and its YouTube channel carries selected games.
BBC services carry selected games when rights are available. Scottish championships and World Curling events use their own current guides.
The Nordic Curling Tour and national federations publish local coverage event by event.
Japan Curling and the Hokkaido Curling Tour carry domestic coverage. Elsewhere, start with the federation or organizer.
A missing stream may be geo-blocked because a local broadcaster owns the live rights.
Smaller events
Fixed-camera games may have little commentary, but they are a wonderful way to see real league curling and bonspiels.
Search by Minnesota, Saint Paul, junior, YouTube, Europe, or another term.
Browse club and event streamsViewing information checked September 4, 2026. Prices, rights, schedules, and regional availability can change.