The Scotties Tournament of Hearts will take place in Mississauga from January 23, marking a historic moment as it's the first national women's curling championship in the Greater Toronto Area. Local coach Susan Baird expressed excitement, having helped bid for the event, highlighting the enthusiasm of the community. It offers local youth, like eight-year-old Caitlyn Grdadolnik, a chance to experience top-level curling live. The city aims to sell 50,000 tickets, potentially generating significant economic benefits with attendees needing accommodations and meals.
Susan Baird expressed the excitement surrounding the national women's curling championship coming to Mississauga, saying, 'I've been to many Scotties as a fan and it is such an exciting opportunity to have it in our own backyard.'
Eight-year-old Caitlyn Grdadolnik shared her hopes of attending the Scotties, stating, 'I was really excited because my mom said that we might get tickets to go see it.'
Visit Mississauga's CEO highlighted the potential economic impact, noting, 'If you’ve got 50,000 bums in seats, that means 50,000 people that need to have lunch.'
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