From the Hack

On today's World Curling Report, the WCF puts off deciding on whether to switch from 10 to 8 ends until 2021, Canada signs a deal that ensures the country will continue to host a men's or women's world championship each year through 2028 and the Stu Sells Oakville Tankard gets into full gear.

On today's World Curling Report a new ranking system and a new World Curling Academy announced at the World Curling Congress, several top teams make their season debuts at the Stu Sells Oakville Tankard and an Australian duo win a mixed doubles event in Russia.

On today's World Curling Report we discuss really big ice cubes and provide highlights of Day 1 from the Stu Sells Oakville Tankard.

On today's World Curling Report... the world curling community arrives in Cancun for the World Curling Congress where discussions will take place on several key topics.

On today's World Curling Report we look into why the Oakville Fall Classic has become an important early season event and an Olympic gold medalist wins a mixed doubles event in Saskatchewan.

On today's World Curling Report... Canadian men almost shutout of the Oakville Fall Classic playoffs and familiar names qualify for playoffs at mixed doubles event in North Battleford, Saskatchewan.

On today's world Curling Report, a Korean duo dominates at New Zealand Winter Games and mixed results for new lineups at the Oakville Fall Classic.

On today's World Curling Report... China is set to host another international curling event and the reigning women's world champions begin their season with a bang.

Today on the World Curling Report we highlight some of the teams to watch at the Oakville Fall Classic this weekend and USA Curling announces that an international curling event is headed to California.

Tomorrow we will preview this weekend's curling events but today we highlight exciting news from two of curling's pre-eminent organizations.