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Stockwell Day challenges Death

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The National Arts Centre launched their B.C. Scene festival, which highlights the province’s arts.

Several giant cardboard boxes were set up where people went inside for a performance. Here Stockwell Day, Minister of International Trade and Minister for the Asia-Pacific Gateway, challenges Death to a game of chess.

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This actor’s performance piece included invited people to join her in bed and pretend to be her husband—and then she proceeded to get mad at them.

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Minister responsible for sport Gary Lunn was one of the people who joined the above actress.

These guys interviewed you for the position of Prime Minister.

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Attendees included Laureen Harper.

NDP Victoria MP Denise Savoie.

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Vancouver Liberal MP Hedy Fry.

Vancouver NDP MP Libby Davies.

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Davies with Laureen Harper.

B.C. Conservative MP Alice Wong.

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B.C. Conservative MP Ron Cannan.

Stockwell and Val Day.

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(Left to right) Harvey Slack, executive director of The Canadiana Fund, retired senator Laurier LaPierre and Daniel Rubinstein, aide to Hedy Fry.

Greg Denton, aide to Halifax NDP MP Megan Leslie.

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Some of the art.

The music makers.

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Some of the performance art.

The reception included a showcase of B.C. culinary arts.

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