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canadianCUBING is an organization designed to promote speedcubing in Canada. Our goal is to provide people, young and old, Canadian citizens, landed immigrants, or just puzzle enthusiasts with a means of connecting with others who share the same interest: solving puzzles quickly.
canadianCUBING was founded in late 2006 by two Canadian speedcubers, Matt Walter and Dave Campbell. The two had traveled to several competitions within the United States of American and realized how much fun they were. There had been one competition in Canada at that point in time, but it was the World Championships of 2003. There had not been another since then. The two decided they would bring a competition to Canada. They started the organization as a way to host competitions in Canada and to connect speedcubers in Canada together.
Today, canadianCUBING is run mainly by Dave Campbell and Simone Sicard, and continues to host many competitions each year all over the country. There are many people that are involved in the organization in various aspects, donating their time and efforts, and in some cases money, to help make canadianCUBING and the competitions it holds a success.
Though canadianCUBING is the name of the organization that promotes cubing in Canada, as well as develops world class Canadian speedcubers, it is not only for Canadians. We encourage people from any nationality to participate. In fact, canadianCUBING has traveled to competitions in the United States of America and provide aid in the form of equipment and volunteers.
If you would like us to hold a competition in your city click here, or if you would like to contribute to the cause, please contact canadianCUBING for details.
2/4/2012 9:07:44 PM
Alex
are you going to sell v-cube 3's at TOW 12
2/3/2012 11:49:59 PM
@ CB
If you want volunteer hours for school you need to pre- arrange it. Not all volunteer positions require scrambling. but the non-scrambling ones fill quicker.
2/3/2012 11:41:17 PM
Thompson
$10-15 in my opinion
2/3/2012 11:05:34 PM
Cb
What is a reasonable price for a speed cube 3by3? And I don't mean the rubiks brand.
2/3/2012 7:18:31 PM
@CB
You can always volunteer, if you don't understand some part of the notation, I'm sure one of the other scramblers can teach you.
2/3/2012 5:47:32 PM
Aman Sandhu
@Dillon.. you can email me at amansandhu0601@gmail.com for further details about the art project/demonstration next week on Thurs Feb 09. Look forward to hearing from you.
2/3/2012 5:36:06 PM
Cb
Can I volunteer at the cubing comp even I'd I don't have any experience scrambling but still know how to solve the cube and the algorithms or moves like u U' U2 u' U etc.
2/3/2012 5:27:32 PM
Cuber
@Dillon Chan It hasn't been planned yet, as we will need a lot of volunteers and cubes.
2/3/2012 5:24:06 PM
Cuber
You can order cubes from lightake. It's free shipping.
2/3/2012 4:33:04 PM
is there any stores in the gta where i can get real cubes (not rubik)
read my name
2/3/2012 6:56:48 AM
Dillon Chan
@Sahid Ah, so it's the same demo mentioned by Dave? Alright, I'll be sure to send an email. Thanks!
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