[2] Team New Brunswick, skipped by Grant Odishaw won the event, defeating British Columbia (Eric Wiltzen) in the final, 9–5.

Costly mistakes by British Columbia in the ninth end led to a score of two for New Brunswick.

[1] It was also the first time the province won two national titles in the same year, with David Sullivan winning the 1994 Canadian Senior Curling Championships, only one week prior.

[3] For New Brunswick's third, Heather Smith, it was her second national title played in Leduc.

[4] The format was heavily criticized by competitors due to how complicated it was, and the fact that not every team got to play against each other.