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CNSC 2003 Schedule

The Canadian Championship runs from Friday, December 5th to Monday, December 8th, 2003. The following schedule is provisional, and details may change, except for the overall start and finish of the event, which are fixed so that players can book their travel arrangements.

Friday, December 5th	15:00-18:00	Setup (staff only)
	18:00-19:00	Registration and Reception
	19:00-22:15	Announcements, Rounds 1-3
Saturday, December 6	08:00-08:30	Breakfast (provided: pastries, coffee, tea, juices)
	08:45-12:00	Announcements, Rounds 4-6
	12:00-13:15	Lunch
	13:15-16:15	Rounds 7-9
	16:15-16:45	Coffee/Tea Break (provided)
	16:45-19:00	Rounds 10 and 11
Sunday, December 7	08:00-08:30	Breakfast (provided: pastries, coffee, tea, juices)
	08:45-12:00	Announcements, Rounds 12-14
	12:00-13:15	Lunch
	13:15-15:15	Rounds 15 and 16
	15:15-15:45	Coffee/Tea Break (provided)
	15:45-18:00	Rounds 17 and 18
	18:00-18:30	Prize Ceremony
	18:30-20:00	Finals setup (staff only). General meeting (time and interest permitting).
Monday, December 8	08:00-08:30	Breakfast (provided: pastries, coffee, tea, juices)
	08:45-12:15	Announcements, Finals Rounds 1-3 or 4 (times approximate)
	12:15-13:00	Lunch (times approximate)
	13:00-15:00	Rounds 4 and 5 (if necessary, times approximate)
	15:00-15:30	Prize Ceremony, end of tournament (times approximate)
	15:30-17:00	Teardown (staff only, times approximate)

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