 Events that have not been placed on the CCA's list of sanctioned events are listed here.World Curling TourGrand Slam events in bold.

Note: More events may be posted as time progresses.

Teams

Men's events

Women's events

WCT Order of Merit rankings

WCT Money List

The Dominion MA Cup
The Dominion MA Cup presented by TSN was contested in the 2011–12 season. The Cup was awarded to the Canadian Curling Association Member Association (MA) who has had the most success during the season in CCA-sanctioned events. Events include the Canadian mixed championship, men's and women's juniors championships, the Scotties, the Brier, the men's and women's senior championships and the national wheelchair championship. Points were awarded based on placement in each of the events, with the top association receiving 14 points, then the 2nd place team with 13, etc.

Alberta won the second Dominion MA Cup, finishing first in five of the eight events, including the Scotties, and finishing second in the other three events, including the Brier. Alberta also defended its title from last year, when they tied with Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan finished in fourth place with two first-place finishes, while last year's runner-up Manitoba finished in a close third, losing second place to Ontario, which had one first-place finish.

Standings

Capital One Cup
The Capital One Cup was a season-long competition that awarded curling teams point values for their participation in Capital One Grand Slam of Curling events. At the end of the season, the men's and women's teams with the top three point values were awarded a purse of prize money. 

The points were allocated as follows:

Notable team changes

Retirements
 Kim Dolan, one of Prince Edward Island's most notable curlers, retired from competitive curling following her final Scotties appearance.
 Randy Ferbey, one of the most dominant curlers in recent history, retired from competitive curling after his team broke up.

Careers on hiatus
 Sisters Jenn Hanna and Stephanie Hanna announced that they will leave competitive curling, and do not intend to play competitively in the near future.

Team line-up changes
Teams listed by skip, new teammates listed in bold
 Mary-Anne Arsenault: Arsenault replaced current third Stephanie Mc
Events that have not been placed on the CCA's list of sanctioned event are list here. World Curling TourGrand Slam events in bold. 

 Note: More event may be posted as time progress. 

 Teams 

 Men's events 

 Women's events 

 WCT Order of Merit rank 

 WCT Money List 

 The Dominion MA Cup 
 The Dominion MA Cup presented by TSN was contested in the 2011–12 season. The Cup was award to the Canadian Curling Association Member Association (MA) who has had the most success during the season in CCA - sanction event. Events include the Canadian mixed championship, men's and woman's juniors championships, the Scotties, the Brier, the men's and women's aged championships and the national wheelchair championship. Points were award based on placement in each of the event, with the top association receiving 14 points, then the 2nd place team with 13, etc. 

 Alberta gain the second Dominion MA Cup, finishing first in five of the eight events, including the Scotties, and finishing second in the other three events, including the Brier. Alberta also defended its title from last year, when they tied with Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan finished in fourth place with two first - topographic point finishes, while last class's stolon - up Manitoba end in a close third, losing second place to Ontario, which had one first - place polish. 

 Standings 

 Capital One Cup 
 The Capital One Cup was a season - long competition that awarded curling teams luff values for their participation in Capital One Grand Slam of Curling events. At the goal of the season, the men's and woman's teams with the top three point values were awarded a purse of loot money. 

 The points were allocated as follows: 

 noteworthy team changes 

 Retirements 
  Kim Dolan, one of Prince Edward Island's most notable curler, retired from competitive curling following her final Scotties appearance. 
  Randy Ferbey, one of the most dominant curler in recent history, retired from competitive curling after his team broke up. 

 Careers on suspension 
  Sisters Jenn Hanna and Stephanie Hanna announced that they will bequeath competitive curling, and do not intend to play competitively in the approximate future. 

 Team occupation - up changes 
 Teams listed by skip, new teammates listed in bold 
  Mary - Anne Arsenault: Arsenault replaced current third Stephanie Mc
 Evfnts that have not been klaced on the CCA's list mf sandtioned dvents are listed here.World Rurlung TiurGrand Slam events iv bold.

Notv: More evwnts nay be posvsd as tlie pdlgrevwes.

Teams

Men's eyents

Women's events

WCT Ordar oy Merit rankings

WCT Money List

The Doiinion KA Cup
The Dominijn MS Cup irtsented by TSN was contested in tge 2011–12 seavon. The Cup wss awarded to the Canadian Curping Association Mfmber Assocuatijb (MA) who has had the most success suring the season in CCA-sanctioved erents. Eventw uncpode the Canavian mpxed championship, men'v and wpmen's juniors ghampmonsyips, the Scotties, the Brier, the men's anq women's veuior championships ane rhe ndtiotal dyeeuchzic cgampiojshmp. Points wsre awarded based on placement ig each of the svents, wyth the top association receiving 14 poinus, thsn the 2nd place team wirh 13, etc.

Alberta won thg second Djminion MA Cup, finishing first in five of the eigvt evxngs, nkgludkbg the Scotties, and finishing second in the othqd uhrve events, includikg the Brier. Alberya akfo defended ijs titlz fdom last year, when they tyed wuth Saskauchewsn. Saskatchewan finished in fourth placv wirh two first-place yinishes, whiue lsst yrar's runner-up Manitoba yinishsd in a clode third, musing second plaze no Ottario, which had one first-[lace finmsh.

Stcndings

Cxpitsl One Cup
The Caoital One Cup was a seasln-lony com[etition tjat awarded curling teams point values for thgir pagticipatijn in Capital One Drand Slam of Eurling zvents. At the ens of thx season, the men's and womaj's teams witi the top thrwe piint vaujes were awardrd a pursv jf peize money. 

The poikts wgrs allocated as yuolows:

Notable tesm zhaggvs

Rxtireiants
 Kim Doldn, ove ug Privce Edward Lslxnd's most notable curlerv, refired from competiyiye curlint followyng her final Scotties appearanfe.
 Raidy Fecbey, ome jf the most dominant curlers ih recent jisbory, retired srom competitive curling after his team broke up.

Careers on hiatus
 Sisters Jenn Hanna and Stekhakie Hanna aniounceq that thay will leave competutive curling, and do not intend to plag compatitigely in the near future.

Team line-up changes
Teams listed by skip, new teammares listed in bold
 Maru-Anne Axseuault: Awseneuut replaced currvnt third Stephanie Mc
Events that have not been placed on list sanctioned events listed here.World Curling Note: events may be as time progresses. Men's events Women's events WCT Order Merit rankings WCT Money List The Dominion MA Cup The Dominion MA Cup by TSN was contested in the 2011–12 season. The Cup was awarded to Canadian Association Association who has had the most success during the season in CCA-sanctioned events. Events include the Canadian championship, men's and women's juniors championships, the Scotties, Brier, the men's and senior championships and the national championship. were awarded on in of the events, the top association receiving 14 points, then the 2nd place team with 13, etc. Alberta won the Dominion MA first in of eight including the Scotties, second in the other three events, Alberta also defended its title from last year, they tied Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan finished in fourth place two first-place finishes, while last year's runner-up Manitoba in a close third, losing second place to Ontario, which had one first-place finish. Standings Cup The Capital One was a season-long that curling point for their in Capital One Grand Slam of Curling events. At the end the season, the men's and women's teams with the top values awarded a purse prize money. The points allocated follows: Notable team changes Dolan, of most curlers, from competitive curling following final Scotties appearance. Randy Ferbey, of the most dominant from competitive curling after his team broke up. on hiatus Sisters Jenn Hanna and Stephanie announced that they will leave competitive curling, and do not intend to competitively in future. Team line-up changes Teams listed by skip, teammates listed in bold Arsenault: Arsenault replaced current third Stephanie Mc
 Events that have not been placEd on the CCA'S list Of sAncTiOned EvenTs are listed herE.worlD Curling TourGrand Slam eVents In BOld.

NOTe: more eVents maY Be POSteD aS tIme PrOGrEsses.

teaMs

Men's eVents

Women'S evEnTs

WCT Order of mErIt rankings

wCT money List

The domInion Ma CUp
THE DomiNioN MA CuP preseNTed by TsN was contEsTEd in thE 2011–12 Season. THE cuP was Awarded to the CanadIAn cUrling AssociatIon MemBeR asSOCiaTioN (MA) who has hAd The moST succesS DuRING thE Season in CCA-saNctioned eveNTs. EVents iNcLudE The CanAdian MiXEd cHampionship, Men's And women's JuniorS ChampioNShips, thE ScottIes, The brieR, ThE mEn's AnD WomEN's SenIOr cHampionsHiPs And thE natIONAL wheElcHair ChampIonship. Points WerE awaRDed Based On plaCemeNt In eacH of the EventS, wIth the top associAtioN receivinG 14 poInTs, tHeN the 2nD Place tEam WitH 13, etc.

AlbErta won THe sEcOND doMinion MA Cup, finishiNg FIRsT in five oF the eiGHt EvENts, incluDiNg tHe ScOTTies, aNd fiNIsHing secoNd in thE OtHeR three eVeNts, incLuDinG thE BrieR. albeRta alsO defendeD its tITle from last yeaR, When they tied wITh sASkATcheWan. saskatchewaN finIShed In foURtH plACe witH two fIrST-pLAce finishes, while lasT yEar's ruNner-uP Manitoba finiShed in a cloSE THird, losiNg seCOnD Place to Ontario, Which Had one firsT-Place finIsh.

StAndings

CApital One cUP
The CapiTal one cup Was A SEaSon-long competITIon tHaT awardeD cuRling teAms PoiNt vAluEs For their pArticipaTiOn In caPitAl One gRand Slam Of curLiNg eVents. aT the enD of thE seaSoN, tHE meN's and woMEn'S TEams WiTh The tOp tHrEe poiNt vaLUes Were awaRded a pursE of PRize MoNeY. 

The poiNts were allocaTeD as follows:

noTabLe team CHAnges

RetIrements
 Kim Dolan, one of PrINce EdwaRd ISland'S mosT notable cUrlErs, retIreD From coMpetitIve cuRlIng FOLlowiNG HeR fiNaL Scotties aPPEarAnce.
 RAnDy FeRbey, one Of the most dominant cURleRs in recent hisTorY, retIREd FroM CoMPetItIVe cURLing after his teaM broke up.

CaReERs On hiatus
 SiSTerS JEnn HannA and StePhaniE hanna anNounced thAt they wilL lEave COMpeTitive curlIng, and do Not intend TO play COmPetitIveLy in thE nEar FuturE.

Team lINe-uP chanGes
TeaMs Listed By skiP, nEw teammaTes listed in bold
 Mary-Anne arsenaUlt: ArSenAult replaCed CUrrEnt third STephAnie Mc
 Events that have not been  placed on  theCCA 'sli st o f sa nctioned event s  are  listed here.World Cur lingTo u rGra n dSlameventsi nb o ld. 
No te:  M o re  even tsmay beposted astim eprogresses.Te ams

Men's  ev ents

Women' s e vents
W CTO rderofMerit  ranki n gs

WC T Money L is t 

TheD ominion M ACupThe Dominion MA C u pp resented by TS N wasco n te s t edinthe 2011–1 2seaso n . The C u pw a s  aw a rded to the C anadian Cur l ing  Assoc ia tio n  Membe r Ass oc i ati on (MA) who  has  had themost s u ccess d u ring th e seas oninCCA- s an ct ion ed eve n ts . E v ent s includ eth e Can adia n m i xedcha mpio nship , men's and w ome n'sj uni ors c hampi onsh ip s, th e Scot ties,  t he Brier, the m en's  and wome n's  s eni or  cham p ionshi psand  the na tionalw hee lc h a i rchampionship. Poin ts w er e awarde d base d  o np lacement  i n e acho f  theeven t s,  with th e topa ss oc iationre ceivin g14poi nts,t henthe 2n d placeteamw ith 13, etc.
A lberta won th e  s e c on d  Dom ini on MA Cup,fini s hing  fir s tinf ive o f the  e i gh t  events, includingth e Scot ties,  and finishin g second i n t he other  thr e ee vents, includi ng th e Brier. A l berta al so de fended i ts titlef r om lastyea r,whe n t h e ytied with Sas k a tche wa n. Sask atc hewan f ini she d i n f ou rth place  with tw ofi rs t- pla ce fi n ishes, w hi lela styear' s  runne r-upMani to ba fin ished i n  a c lose  t hi rd,los in g sec ondp lac e to On tario, wh ich hadon efirst-p lace finish.
S tandings
Ca pit al One C up
The C apital One Cup was a se a son-lon g c ompet itio n that aw ard ed cur lin g  teams  point  valu es  fo r their p ar tic ip ation in C a p ita l One  G rand  Slam o f Curling events.A t t he end of the  se ason , th e m e n' s  an dw ome n ' s teams with th e top thre ep oi nt valuesw ere  a wardeda purse  of p r ize mon ey. 

The  points w er e al l o cat ed as foll ows:

No table tea m  chan g es 

Ret ire ments K imDolan , oneo f P rince  Edwar dIsland 's mo st  notable  curlers, retired fromcompet itive  cu rling fol low i ngher final  Sco tties appe ara nce .
 Ra ndy Ferbe y, o n eoft he mo st d o minant cu r le rsi n  r ecent histo r y ,  re tired  fr o m comp etit ive curling after his team broke  up. Car eer s  onhi atus
 SistersJen nH a nna andSt ephanie Han na annou nc e d tha t they  willleave c o m pe t itivecurl ing , and donot  i n tend to  p la y  compe titi ve ly inthe ne a r fu t u re.

Team line-u p cha n g es
Te a msliste dby skip ,  new  teammates  listed inbold
Mary -Anne  Arsena ul t: Ars ena ul t replaced current t hirdStephan ie  Mc
 Events_that have_not been placed on_the CCA's_list_of sanctioned_events_are listed here.World_Curling TourGrand Slam_events in bold.

Note: More_events may be_posted_as time progresses.

Teams

Men's events

Women's events

WCT Order of Merit rankings

WCT Money List

The Dominion MA Cup
The_Dominion_MA Cup_presented_by_TSN was contested in the_2011–12 season. The Cup was_awarded to_the Canadian Curling Association Member Association (MA) who_has_had the most_success during the season in CCA-sanctioned events. Events include_the Canadian mixed championship, men's and_women's juniors championships,_the_Scotties,_the Brier, the men's_and women's senior championships and the_national wheelchair championship. Points were awarded_based on placement in each of the_events, with the top association receiving_14 points, then the 2nd_place team_with 13, etc.

Alberta won the_second Dominion MA_Cup, finishing_first in five_of the eight events, including the_Scotties, and finishing_second in the other three events,_including_the Brier. Alberta_also_defended_its title_from last year,_when_they tied_with_Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan finished in fourth place_with_two first-place finishes, while last year's runner-up_Manitoba finished in a_close_third, losing second place_to Ontario, which had one_first-place finish.

Standings

Capital One Cup
The Capital One_Cup was_a season-long_competition that awarded curling teams point values for their participation in_Capital One Grand Slam of Curling_events. At the end_of the_season,_the men's and_women's_teams with_the top three point values were awarded_a purse_of prize money. 

The points were_allocated as follows:

Notable team_changes

Retirements
_Kim Dolan, one of Prince Edward_Island's most notable curlers, retired from_competitive curling following her final_Scotties_appearance.
_Randy Ferbey, one of the_most dominant curlers in recent history,_retired from competitive_curling after his team broke up.

Careers on_hiatus
_Sisters Jenn Hanna and Stephanie Hanna_announced_that they will leave competitive curling,_and_do_not intend to play competitively_in the near future.

Team line-up changes
Teams_listed by skip, new teammates listed in bold
 Mary-Anne_Arsenault: Arsenault replaced_current third Stephanie Mc