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Charlottetown to Host 2027 Scotties Tournament of Hearts for Record Fifth Time

Backed by a proven bid alongside a history of hosting successes, the nine-day competition promises a boost to Charlottetown’s winter economy.

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The Scotties Tournament of Hearts was last held in Charlottetown in February 2011, which required the Eastlink Centre to be transformed into a curling arena. The city plays host to the tournament again in 2027.
Team P.E.I. skipped by Suzanne Birt, considers their options at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Charlottetown in February 2011.
Amber Holland, whose team from Saskatchewan went on to win the championship, makes a call during the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Charlottetown in February 2011. The Scotties are returning to Charlottetown in 2027.

Overview

  • Curling Canada announced on June 18, 2025 that the 46th edition of the Scotties Tournament of Hearts will run Feb. 12–21, 2027 at the Eastlink Centre in Charlottetown.
  • Charlottetown will become the first city to host the national women’s curling championship five times, topping four appearances each in Regina and Calgary.
  • Curling Canada CEO Nolan Thiessen credited the city’s rich hosting history alongside an enthusiastic bid when selecting Charlottetown; he noted the event will kick off the next Olympic quadrennial.
  • The tournament is expected to deliver a winter economic boost with inspiration for the next generation of local curlers, according to Mayor Philip Brown.
  • The winner of the 2026 Scotties will compete in 2027 as Team Canada, with the 2027 champion earning the right to represent Canada at the World Women’s Championship.