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By Bridget CautheryToronto’s bid for the 2008 Olympics; Canadian Children’s Dance Theatre celebrates 20 years; Anna Pavlova returns to Russia; TDT and Kaeja d’Dance on tour; Amendments to the Tobacco Act to affect sponsorships; 25 years of dancing at the Western Front; Choreographic Workshop at NBoC; The stars came out in Montréal; Washington Ballet going to Cuba; Dance Collection Danse releases new encyclopedia of dance; Sacred dance festival in Ottawa
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