Heather Nedohin
Heather Nedohin is a Canadian curler and coach, known for her successful career in the sport, which includes representing Canada at the highest levels of competition. Raised in Fort St. John, British Columbia, she has deep connections to the northern communities of B.C., including Tumbler Ridge. Recently, she expressed her feelings of heartbreak and empathy for the victims of a tragic shooting in Tumbler Ridge while coaching the Canadian women's curling team at the Milan Cortina Winter Games.
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Nedohin expressed excitement for the team's achievement.
Canada defeats the U.S. to win bronze in women’s curling
Canada· 2026-02-21
Canadian women’s curling coach Heather Nedohin said she can only imagine the heartfelt, broken hearts with what’s going on.
Politicians, global leaders, Olympians express shock, sadness at B.C. shootingCanada· 2026-02-12
Heather Nedohin, coach of the Canadian women’s curling team, said she was raised about an hour away from Tumbler Ridge.
Tumbler Ridge shooting hits close to home for some Team Canada athletes, coachesCanada· 2026-02-11
