Team New Brunswick, who was skipped by Mabel DeWare won the event by finishing the round robin with an 8-1 record.
This was also the first time in which a team won the championship on their home soil.
British Columbia and Ontario finished tied for second with 7-2 records, necessitating a tiebreaker between the two teams to determine the runner-up.
British Columbia won runner-up as they defeated Ontario 6-4.
The teams are listed as follows:[3][4] Skip: Vera Reed Third: Bernie McKenzie Second: Phyllis Crist Lead: Irene Halverson Skip: Ina Hansen Third: Ada Calles Second: Isabel Leith Lead: May Shaw Skip: Irene Burton Third: Marjorie Parrott Second: Evelyn Boyd Lead: Margaret Storey Skip: Mabel DeWare Third: Harriet Stratton Second: Forbis Stevenson Lead: Marjorie Fraser Skip: Violet Pike Third: Margaret Ryan Second: Joan Baker Lead: Ruby Tittemore Skip: Shirley Robertson Third: Marlene Mullenger Second: Ada Matheson Lead: Molly Nelson Skip: Emily Woolley Third: Dadie Smith Second: Jane Clark Lead: Mary Mills Skip: Fern Seel Third: Bernice Cook Second: Kay Hoare Lead: Elsie Farquhar Skip: Inez Kerr Third: Phyllis Campbell Second: Grace Pratt Lead: Mary Gordon Skip: Mildred Binner Third: Velma Starrak Second: Peggy Johnson Lead: Jean Balderston Source: [5] Source: [5] Monday, February 25 [1] Monday, February 25 [1] Tuesday, February 26 [6] Tuesday, February 26 [6] Tuesday, February 26 [6] Wednesday, February 27 [7] Wednesday, February 27 [7] Thursday, February 28 [8] Thursday, February 28 [8] Friday, March 1[9] This event set or tied several scoring records of which have either been tied or still stand as of 2023.