It will be Nova Scotia battling Ontario for Canada Winter Games gold in women's curling. The final will be on the ice today at the Prince George Golf and Curling Club at 5 p.m.
That will be after the bronze-medal match-up between New Brunswick and Saskatchewan at 1 p.m.
Ontario and Nova Scotia were the top two rinks all week in the round-robin, posting 6-0 and 5-0 records respectively in their pools to earn byes into the semifinals.
Nova Scotia edged New Brunswick 7-6 in Friday's semifinal, while Ontario defeated Saskatchewan 8-3 in the other semi.
In the all-Maritimes battle between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Nova Scotia skip Mary Fay drew to the back of the eight-foot for the win in the 10th end.
Nova Scotia's Fay is backed by third Jennifer Smith, second Karlee Burgess and lead Janique LeBlanc.
New Brunswick is skipped by Justine Comeau and includes third Emma LeBlanc, second Brigitte Comeau and lead Keira McLaughlin.
Nova Scotia opened with a single in the first end with hammer, stole another in the second end and two more in the third when Comeau's attempted double left a Nova Scotia stone in the four-foot for a 4-0 lead.
Comeau drew for one in the fourth end and stole one in the fifth to narrow Nova Scotia's lead to 4-2 at the fifth-end break.
With New Brunswick sitting one in the sixth end, Fay's draw attempt to the button was light and New Brunswick stole a single to trail 4-3.
Fay's attempted take-out in the seventh resulted in another steal of one for New Brunswick to tie the game at 4-4.
In the eighth, Fay drew to the four-foot for a deuce and a 6-4 lead.
New Brunswick tied the game at 6-6 when Comeau was successful on a takeout to score a deuce.
New Brunswick advanced to the semifinals with a 9-4 quarterfinal victory against B.C.
In Friday's other semifinal, Ontario stole six points in the last four ends for an 8-3 win over Saskatchewan. The teams did not play the 10th end.
Ontario is comprised of skip Megan Smith, third Kira Brunton, second Mikaela Cheslock and lead Emma Johnson.
Saskatchewan is skipped by Kaitlyn Jones and includes third Sara England, second Shantel Hutton and lead Rayann Zerr.
After two-straight blanks, Saskatchewan scored a single with the hammer in the third end, and stole two more in the fourth for a 3-0 lead. Ontario got on the board with a single in the fifth end.
Ontario stole two more in the sixth end to tie the game at 3-3 and took the lead in the seventh end with another stolen point. Jones' take-out attempt to remove shot rock wrecked on a guard and Ontario expanded its lead to 5-3 in the eighth end and stole three more in the ninth.
Saskatchewan edged Alberta 6-5 in the other quarterfinal earlier Friday.
