Canoe welcomes Olympic visitors to Vancouver

Canoe welcomes Olympic visitors to Vancouver

VANCOUVER, Canada - Members of the First Nations with drums and paddles accompany hotel staff carrying a traditional aboriginal canoe into the lobby of the Pan Pacific Vancouver Hotel on Jan. 26, 2010. The 12-meter-long canoe is the centerpiece of an aboriginal village set up in the hotel to display indigenous culture during the Vancouver Winter Olympic Games.

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