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Top 10 revealed on So You Think You Can Dance Canada

From a media release:

Ten Remain as the SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE CANADA Season 2 Top 10 Revealed

  • CORYNNE Barron and DANIEL Dory eliminated from the competition after more than million votes cast
  • Blake McGrath and Luther Brown are back behind the Judge’s desk alongside Jean Marc Genereux and Tré Armstrong Sept. 29 and 30
  • Canadian choreographer Stacey Tookey to create the Top 10 group number

There are only 10 competitors left and four weeks to go until Canada’s Favourite Dancer is revealed. Following Tuesday night’s Performance show and more than a million votes from across the country, CORYNNE and DANIEL were eliminated from SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE CANADA, leaving 10 dancers in the race to become Canada’s Favourite Dancer. During tonight’s live broadcast, host Leah Miller announced the bottom three couples; MELANIE Mah, 19, Richmond Hill, ON and CODY Bonnell, 19, Unionville, ON who performed a vampire inspired jazz routine; CORYNNE Barron, 18, Edmonton, AB. and AUSTIN Di Iulio, 20, Mississauga, ON. who performed a sassy salsa routine and JAYME RAE Dailey, 21, Montreal, QB. and DANIEL Dory, 23, Montreal, QB. who performed a wedding themed contemporary routine. After each competitor had the opportunity to dance for their lives, the judges deliberated and announced that, CORYNNE and DANIEL would be eliminated, just missing a spot in this year’s coveted Top 10.

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In the news: That’s So Weird films in TO school

From Bill Brioux of the Toronto Star:

  • St. Francis blessed with more weird youngsters
    “There may have been odd things going on at St. Francis of Assisi school before it closed down, but now that it’s a TV studio – well, that’s weird. In fact, That’s So Weird!, a new sketch comedy series aimed at ‘tweens, which airs Wednesday nights at 7:30 on YTV. It’s just one of several film and TV productions to take over the former downtown Toronto school in the past year.” Read more.
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