| Hamilton, ON | Ring 49 (The Doug Henning Magic Wand Club) | - n/a |
| London, ON | Ring 265 (London Magician's Guild) | - Dollar store magic. |
| Kitchener, ON | Ring 235 (The Caesar Hat & Wand Magic Circle) | - Possible exchange night with Hamilton & London Clubs. |
| Ottawa, ON | Ring 151 (Ottawa Society of Magicians) | - Stand-up Magic |
| Ottawa, ON | Ottawa / Gatineau magicians | - n/a |
| Toronto, ON | Ring 17 (Sid Lorraine Hat and Rabbit Club) | - Members' night. |
| Halifax, NS | Ring 316 (Conjourer's Court) | - check out their great new website! |
| St. John, NB | Magic Circle of St. John | - n/a |
It's been operating for 22 years in the RM of Ste. Anne and believed to be the only museum of its kind in Western Canada, but most Manitobans have never heard of it.The article goes on to discuss how "performers who provided items were Gunnarson, Lance Burton, Doug Henning and Peter Reveen." In addition they mention a piece on display which includes something once owned by Houdini himself!
"We're a hidden treasure out here," Marilyn Hornan said Wednesday morning.
Philip's Magical Paradise is a magic museum that opened south of Winnipeg in the village of Giroux in 1991. It's a tribute to Marilyn and Gordon Hornan's youngest son, Philip Hornan.
Philip had been a magician since he was a youngster and his love for magic only grew as he got older.
"Unfortunately, cancer took him at the age of 15," Gordon said. "His request was to create a room for everyone to enjoy, to keep the magic in life."
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— Lee Asher (@LeeAsherMagic) February 20, 2014
To describe his world would take a novella. “Magic is always moving forward. There’s monthly magazines where everyone is submitting their ideas and tricks [for peer review] like a research papers. A hobbyist would develop a trick, and the professionals would find a way to bring it to the audience.” He continues to describe the magic world as a world-wide community united by the pursuit of the Impossible. “I can be anywhere in the world, and grab the phone book and call a magician. There’s always a sofa somewhere for me to sleep in.”
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