Calgary-based Olympic curler's dad is a residential school survivor, now cheering his son in Pyeongchang
 

Fred Koe fell in love with curling before he was ripped from his home and placed in a residential school in the Northwest Territories for 10 months. When he had his own family, he used his favourite sport as a way to stay connected with his three children — including a son who is now Team Canada's skip at the Olympics.


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