By Justin Blackwell

Canada moves to 9-0 at World Men’s Curling Championship

Apr 7, 2011 | 6:54 AM

Canada moved to 9-0 Wednesday at the World Men's Curling Championship in Regina.

They outscored Sweden in the afternoon draw 10-6 thanks to four points in the second end and three in the fourth.

The win, coupled with France's 6-5 loss to Germany, guarantees a spot for Jeff Stoughton's team in the 1 vs. 2 Page playoff game Friday.

Sweden drops to 5-3 and is now tied with Switzerland for fourth place. Scotland remains in second place at 7-1 after beating Denmark 7-3. They take on Norway Wednesday night. France drops to 6-3 with its loss.

Canada's next action is Thursday morning against China before finshing out the round robin in the final draw against Norway.

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