Josue,
Could you please put me on the list to receive tournament information as
soon as you get it finalized?  Humboldt would really like to get to a BC
tournament.
Greg Young


On Wed, Nov 6, 2013 at 6:26 PM, Josue Anderson
<[log in to unmask]>wrote:

> As a Canadian, I feel all warm and fuzy. Thanks Brent!
>
> UBC just had its fall tournament and the school was really lucky to have
> LaVerne attend. They ended up winning the tournament. Good times were had
> by all.
>
> UBC will be hosting ANOTHER BP tournament in the second semester this
> year, and I personally know that the entire club would be very excited to
> have as many Americans as possible attend to that one as well. Play stay
> tuned for more information but consider attending a tournament hosted in
> the beautiful city of Vancouver on (or near) Feb 7th. The date is not yet
> finalized as the club is testing the waters to maximize American
> participation. Hope to see as many of you as possible there!
>
> -Josue
> Friendly Canadian debater
>
>
> On Wed, Nov 6, 2013 at 5:18 PM, Northup, Brent <[log in to unmask]>wrote:
>
>> >Hi to everyone
>> >
>> >Cross the border, friends! Good competition and warm hosts await you!
>> >
>> >Carroll recently returned from a lovely weekend at a Western Canadian BP
>> >tournament, The Novice Fall Open at the University of Calgary. This was a
>> >classy event with more than 50 teams, featuring lots of food and gracious
>> >hospitality. Thanks to the efforts of Pardeep, Eli, Robbie, Douglas,
>> >Michael, Rob, Maria and many others all of us who attended had a
>> >wonderful time.
>> >
>> >I'm writing to encourage BP schools in the Western states to consider
>> >crossing the border to more Western Canadian tournamentsŠVictoria,
>> >Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatoon and more!
>> >
>> >Over Thanksgiving weekend the University of Alberta in Edmonton hosts the
>> >Hugill (invite attached), a tournament with a long and proud history,
>> >that's hosted a great and gracious team. This is Nisha nation ­ with
>> >friends Robbie, Catherine, Jessica, Jennifer, Mark, Iain and many more.
>> >
>> >We are sending teams to the Hugill (and the Mall) and I'm writing to
>> >encourage you to join us.
>> >
>> >In addition to some fine debating, you can also visit the West Edmonton
>> >Mall which a scholarly source says is the largest shopping mall in North
>> >America and the 10th largest in the world. It even has a sandy beach with
>> >waves ­ all indoors! (Don't use Wikipedia in your dissertation.)
>> >
>> >For more Hugill information, drop an email to Dan or Mark at
>> >[log in to unmask]
>> >
>> >On Nov 22, a week earlier, the University of Saskatchewan hosts The
>> >Diefenbaker (invite attached), an event in lovely Saskatoon! Two
>> >exceptional ladies from U of S won the Calgary event! We can always hope
>> >they are too busy to enter their own event. In your free time go downtown
>> >and enjoy a wonderful outdoor ice rink next to the Delta Bessborough
>> >Hotel. (Wear gloves and a scarf and a hat.)
>> >
>> >For Diefenbaker information, visit at
>> >http://words.usask.ca/debate/diefenbaker-cup.
>> >
>> >Apologies to fine tournaments I'm overlooking (like U Victoria and UBC).
>> >I'm just providing a sampler of northern delights. (By the way, we saw
>> >the northern lights on the way to Saskatoon onceŠspectacular.)
>> >
>> >That's enough for now. Montana is close to the border, so we love going
>> >north. And it's the least I can do to spread the good news to others. You
>> >can find a calendar on the Canadian BP site, CUSID. Enter the forum and
>> >click to the CUSID West chat site and you'll find lots of information.
>> >
>> >For Western Canadian events, contact U of Alberta's Catherine Fan, VP of
>> >CUSID West. ([log in to unmask]; [log in to unmask])
>> >
>> >I have no doubt that Eastern Canada is wonderful, tooŠbut Ontario and
>> >Quebec aren't on the northern Montana border so I'm not quite as
>> >familiar. But I would LOVE to visit TorontoŠor MontrealŠor hosts of other
>> >fine Eastern Canadian cities where I know fine BP events are held. Soon.
>>
>> >That's all for now. Hope everyone is bundled up and buckled up. This time
>> >of the semester is a touch stressful, said the apostle of the obvious.
>> >
>> >Best wishes to all and to all a good night.
>> >
>> >Brent
>> >
>> >Šwho was raised in Port Angeles and could see Victoria from his back
>> >porch! And who listened to sixties rock on CFUN Vancouver.
>> >
>> >
>> >Brent Northup
>> >
>> >Carroll College
>> >1601 N. Benton
>> >Helena, MT. 59625
>> >
>> >[log in to unmask]
>> >(406) 459-2371
>> >
>> >
>> >
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