[1] Team Saskatchewan, who was skipped by Vera Pezer won the Lassies by finishing the round robin with an 8–1 record.

Pezer became the first skip to win back-to-back championships and the third skip to win multiple championships, joining teammate Joyce McKee and British Columbia's Ina Hansen.

This was also the second time in which a team had won the championship on home soil joining New Brunswick in 1963 to accomplish the feat.

Quebec's seven points in the third end against Nova Scotia tied the record for most points in a single end, which was set in 1963, also by Quebec against Nova Scotia.

The teams were as follows:[6] Skip: Polly Beaton Third: Doreen DesHarnais Second: Jan Blingert Lead: Terry Kope Skip: Sharon Bettesworth Third: Barbara Benton Second: Kay Minchin Lead: Sheila Reeves Skip: Audrey Williamson Third: Mabel Mitchell Second: Florence Yeo Lead: Dru Dickens Skip: Sheila McLeod Third: Barbara Douglas Second: Ann Robinson Lead: Isabelle Lougheed Skip: Sue-Anne Bartlett Third: Ann Bright Second: Frances Hiscock Lead: Mavis Pike Skip: Helen Rowe Third: Rita Williams Second: Sharon Nelson Lead: Maureen Banyard Skip: Helen Sillman Third: Norma Knudson Second: Marilyn Walker Lead: Elaine Tetley Skip: Marie Toole Third: Jennie Boomhower Second: Cathy Dillon Lead: Pauline Johnston Skip: Lee Tobin Third: Pat Haslam Second: Marilyn Hone Lead: Michelle Garneau Skip: Vera Pezer Third: Sheila Rowan Second: Joyce McKee Lead: Lee Morrison Final round robin standings[6] All draw times are listed in Central Standard Time (UTC-06:00).