Canada’s best curling teams, along with some of our stars of the future, will play their first nationally televised event of the season at the 2023 PointsBet Invitational next month in Oakville, Ont.

Media accreditation requests are now being accepted for the 2023 PointsBet Invitational, which offers a purse of more than $350,000 for 16 men’s and 16 women’s teams, and is scheduled for Sept. 27-Oct. 1 at the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex in Oakville.

To request media accreditation, CLICK HERE. The deadline for accreditation requests is Sep. 22; absolutely no requests received past that date will be considered.

Those requesting credentials must email a high-resolution mugshot of themselves to media@curling.ca.

For accommodation options in the Oakville area, media members can CLICK HERE.

Please note: On-ice photographers will be required to wear black clothing and shoes and restrict themselves to designated shooting areas during the games. There will be no exceptions to this guideline. CLICK HERE to review photography guidelines.

Event information can be found on the official event website, www.curling.ca/2023pointsbetinvitational/

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For further information: 

Al Cameron
Director, Communication & Media Relations
Curling Canada
(403) 463-5500
acameron@curling.ca

Kyle Jahns
Manager, Communication and Media Relations
Curling Canada
Tel: 204-803-8221
kyle.jahns@curling.ca

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