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October, 28th, 2011 The World’s Best Curlers will compete for $670,000 in Prize Money The Capital One Grand Slam of Curling enters its second decade
TORONTO, October 28, 2011 – The World Curling Players‟ Association and iSport Media and Management announced today the details of the 11th season of the Capital One Grand Slam of Curling. Consisting of the four major events on the World Curling Tour, the „Slams‟ have consistently presented the strongest fields in curling. “We are [...]
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January, 27th, 2011 Christopher Plummer And The Entire Original Creative Team Of Barrymore Reunite At Toronto’s Historic Elgin Theatre For 30 Performances Only
Christopher Plummer’s Tony Award-winning tour-de-force is an unforgettable portrayal of legendary actor, John Barrymore, a man of colossal talent and contradictions, and one of the greatest Shakespearean actors of all time. Set in 1942, the final year of John Barrymore’s life, BARRYMORE takes place on the stage of a Broadway theatre, where the actor is [...]
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December, 6th, 2010 Battle Of The Blades – Learn What Happens After The Ice Melts
It was a season of blood, sweat and tears – eight weeks of stunning performances, incredible showmanship, thrilling victories and heart-breaking defeats. In a one-hour special that closed out the season, the cast of 2010′s super-hit Battle of the Blades gathered together for the very last time to relive the laughter and the tears in [...]
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iSport and CBC Sports have partnered with the World Curling Players Association to produce the Grand Slam of Curling series for eight consecutive years (2006 to 2014). By controlling all aspects of the series – from event management, broadcast production to sponsorship sales, we have developed a new, 360° sponsorship strategy that delivers unprecedented value for sponsors. -
In recent years, there has been a need to increase the interest and viewership of figure skating. Since the glory days of the 1990s the sport has endured greater scrutiny with the judging scandel of the 2002 Winter Olympics as well as a new but confusing judging system. The sport however still has huge potential and iSport CEO, Kevin Albrecht sought to find a solution to rekindle the love that Canadians have for the sport.
