Charlottetown dance troupe polishing its steps for a competition in Toronto
CBC's Stacey Janzer dropped in on a Filipino Dance Masters session recently, as young members prepared to dazzle audiences in Toronto later this month. The group, open to anyone under 21, has been learning a wide variety of dances linked to the culture of the Philippines.
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