The 2003 CBBF Canadian BodyBuilding Championships was one of the largest and best ever. Over 130 of the nation's finest male and female competitors came to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan for the chance to win a national-level title, as well as earn the opportunity to be one of Canada's newest IFBB Pros (the annual CBBF Canadian BodyBuilding Championships is Canada's only qualifying event for IFBB Pro status).  The night show was nearly six-hours long, but the huge audience stayed until the end to see Helen Bouchard of Alberta and Frank McGrath of Newfoundland crowned as the 2003 Overall BodyBuilding Champions, making them two of Canada's newest IFBB Pros. Carlos Riabia and Christine Roth were also awarded IFBB Pro Cards.

Massive Frank McGrath of Newfoundland took home the Super-Heavyweight and Overall titles, and was awarded an IFBB Pro Card.

Alberta's Billy Mackie muscled his way to first place in the hard-fought Heavyweight category.

Alberta's Dan Dufresne was a crowd favorite who took home the Light-Heavyweight title.

Powerfully built Vince Wawryk of Saskatchewan won the Light-Middleweight category.

Super-thick Carlos Riabia of BC won the Middleweight category and was awarded the second of two IFBB Pro Cards for the men.

Alberta's Terry Miller took first place in the under-165-pound Welterweight category.