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PROMOTING B.C. IN BOLLYWOOD

December 6, 2007
Premier Gordon Campbell gave Shiamak Davar a 2010 Olympics scarf after meeting the world-famous Indian dancer, singer and choreographer in Mumbai during his mission to Asia. December 6, 2007.

Premier Gordon Campbell gave Shiamak Davar a 2010 Olympics scarf after meeting the world-famous Indian dancer, singer and choreographer in Mumbai during his mission to Asia. December 6, 2007.

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