| City | Club | Event(s) |
| Calgary, AB | Ring 66 (Calgary Magic Circle, Les Brocklesby Ring) | - TBA |
| Edmonton, AB | Edmonton Magic Club | - N/A |
| Winnipeg, MB | The Magic Club of Winnipeg | - TBA |
| Fraser Valley, BC | IBM Ring 387 (Fraser Valley Magic Circle, Celeste Evans Ring) | - TBA |
| Vancouver, BC | Ring 92 (Vancouver Magic Circle) | - N/A |
| Vancouver, BC | SAM 95 (Carl Hemeon Assembly) | - N/A |
| Victoria, BC | Ring 183 (Victoria Magic Circle) | - N/A |
| Montreal, QC | Ring 62 (20th Century Ring) | - Executive Installation Ceremony. |
| Hamilton, ON | Ring 49 (The Doug Henning Magic Wand Club) | - TBA. |
| London, ON | Ring 265 (London Magician's Guild) | - Three card monte. |
| Kitchener, ON | Ring 235 (The Caesar Hat & Wand Magic Circle) | - Halloween Magic & Rope magic. |
| Ottawa, ON | Ring 151 (Ottawa Society of Magicians) | - David Kaplan lecture. |
| Ottawa, ON | Ottawa / Gatineau magicians | - TBA |
| Toronto, ON | Ring 17 (Sid Lorraine Hat and Rabbit Club) | - James Alan lecture. |
| Halifax, NS | Ring 316 (Conjourer's Court) | - TBA - Visit their Facebook page. |
| St. John, NB | Magic Circle of St. John | - TBA |
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Mike S.
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Gwyn...of course!
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2
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Daniel L.
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Paul Daniels assistant is Debbie McGee
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3
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Lee
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Sandra Szeles (Amazing Johnathan)
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4
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Thanh
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Penn & Teller, because I don't know which one
is the assistant :D
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John H.
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Nani Darnell
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Dan M.
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Mr Piffles (Piff the Magic Dragon)
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Debbie L.
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Of course it's Gwyn!
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Tyra B.
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Gwyn, of course!
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Doug C.
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A lady whose name I forget who took a large cloth
from Murray Hatfield and walked gracefully offstage with. Because no one
noticed the thing that it was crucial they not notice.
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On the afternoon we went, we were lucky enough to catch four different magicians performing on the pitch. While all of them were noteworthy in some fashion, one performance stood out the most for me. I've never seen anything like it before and it's one of those instances where it makes you reflect on your own life.
Magic Man Andrew Eland, a wonderful comedian and sleight-of-hand artist by way of South Africa, is that act. He's got an amazing knack (one of the best) for insanely difficult sleight of hand. Multiply that by the fact he's an excellent performer (and super funny), and you'll start to understand why he's considered a true legend among the underground.
During his performance we saw that day, something terrible happened. Not bad like finding the wrong card, but honestly terrible and gut-wrenching in the kind of way that sends shivers down your spine. As a performer, I never want to face this. Ever. Right there, I watched it happen to Andrew.
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