Who is eligible to play at the Canadian Ringette Championships?

From Ringette Canada's Athlete Registration, Eligibility and Transfer Policy (the PDF on ringette.ca, last reviewed November 2013) and the Competitions Policy:

• Athletes must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents.
• Your permanent residence must be in the province or territory you represent, except after a transfer or release granted before January 1 of the championship year.
• Permanent residents must have lived in that province or territory at least six months before the championships.
• Full-time students studying outside their province or territory of permanent residence during the championship year may represent either that province or the one where they study, if they provide proof of full-time student status with the team roster.
• To play in national or interprovincial play you must be registered with Ringette Canada by February 15 and registered with a team by February 28 of the playing year.
• Players and staff must be registered and in good standing with a Ringette Canada member (your provincial association) and with Ringette Canada. Teams must also be registered and in good standing in the category of play.
• A transfer after February 15 needs a Ringette Canada form, and is granted only if your permanent residence moved from one province or territory to another.