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Christina, is auditioning for the role of Anne in Anne og Green Gables. She lives in Florida, but is willing to travel to Canada or wherever she is needed. Her hair is not red, but we are willing to dye it red, for the role. Thanks for your time..

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This is the 30-second Pre-Title Teaser Trailer from the episode ‘Sometimes You Gotta Sing the Blues’ (#1.06). Creator & Executive Producer Stephen J. Cannell contributes his 1st of 8 regular one-hour scripts he wrote for the entire series. For this 1st Season, he would write the episode ‘Orange Blossom’ and co-write the season finale, ‘That Terrible Swift Sword’, with departing Tale Editor Tom Lazarus. Director Kim Manners is the show’s major connection to two of television’s most successful horror dramas; “THE X-FILES” and “SUPERNATURAL”. He directed and produced numerous episodes of each, and became an Executive Producer on both. Manners would travel to Canada, when the “STINGRAY” production was relocated there, to direct the Emmy-nominated (for Outstanding Sound Editing) episode ‘Gemini’ (#2.02). Guest star Kurtwood Smith is better known as sadistic gangster Clarence Boddicker in the classic science-fiction action thriller “RoboCop”, released the following year in 1987. This is the second and last connection between “STINGRAY” and that movie; the first being Smith’s co-star Ray Wise, who guest-starred two episodes earlier, in ‘Ether’ (#1.04). To television audiences though, he’s best known through two FOX shows; “That 70’s Show” as father Red Forman, and on “24″, as Senator Blaine Mayer, of which his “RoboCop” co-star Ray Wise also guest-starred in, two seasons prior. Additionally, this episode marks the second of three connections between “STINGRAY” and “24″. The …

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Check out some of the highlights from the last Dance-A-Thon! Junior Civitans from around the world travel to Canada for this annual fundraiser, which benefits the UAB Civitan International Research Center and its fight against developmental disabilities.

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Fantastic B&B in the heart of Montreal. A 1870 victorian mansion perfectly restored. The host, Denis, will welcome you with all the Montreal hospitality and make you feel at home. Learn all the attractions of Montreal within 10 minutes walk from the house.

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My first travel to Canada.It was so fantastic that i made a shortly animation and ida song “Plus rien” from Les Cowboys Fringuants, an canadian music band.

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ROSEMONT, Ill.—The Chicago Wolves scored 63 seconds into their first game, but fell victim to a three-goal second period by the Milwaukee Admirals en route to a 3-2 loss in their home opener before a crowd of more than 10000 at the Allstate Arena Saturday night. Chicago (0-1-0-0) came out of the gates firing, taking a 1-0 lead at 1:03 of the first period. Left wing Brett Sterling picked up the puck in the Wolves zone and worked it down the ice, passing it back to center Jason Krog. Krog pulled up near the crease and slipped it across to right wing Tim Stapleton, who flipped it past Milwaukee goaltender Mark Dekanich into the net. “We had a fantastic first minute,” said Wolves Head Coach Don Granato. “We are a new team and I thought there was evidence of that throughout, but there were certainly strong signs of excellent things to come ahead.” The Admirals ruled the second period, potting three goals in just over 10 minutes during the frame. Left wing Tristan Grant sparked the scoring for Milwaukee when he picked up a rebound from a Ryan Maki shot and flicked it into the open right side of the net past Chicago netminder Drew MacIntyre, who was sprawled out to make the initial save. Milwaukee (1-0-0-0) pulled ahead, 2-1, with a power-play goal at 12:02 of the second frame. A Wolves defender tried to control the puck in front of MacIntyre, but the puck bounced over his stick right to Milwaukee left wing Mark Santorelli, who flipped it top shelf. The Admirals made their lead two …

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