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Kanata Kourier-Standard 40 Pages
44th Year, Issue 32 August 19, 2010
Journeyman: Former Stallion has big league dreams. P12
Green thumb: Kanata Lakes’ woman beautifies street. P10
Universal language: Musician returns from China tour. P15
Breakin’ his way into the finals Katimavik man moves on in So You Think You Can Dance Canada JESSICA CUNHA KOURIER-STANDARD Katimavik resident Christian “Cee” Ancheta is off to the finals of So You Think You Can Dance Canada (SYTYCDC). With flips, spins and freezes, Ancheta flew through the Toronto auditions on season three’s first audition episode, which aired Sunday, Aug. 15. “I always get nervous but something I always do is say a prayer and tell myself ‘Shake it out and come out with confidence,’” said Ancheta, an Earl of March Secondary School alumnus. “After the routine I felt amazing; in my head I killed it. So whether the judges liked it or not I felt good about what I did. And that’s seriously all that matters to me.” The judges liked what they saw, sending him straight through to the finals audition round with a much-
coveted boarding pass after his multi-style routine. “I practiced a lot of different styles,” said the 23-year-old. “I took lots of different style classes: contemporary, hip hop, jazz, popping, house, salsa. I almost forgot about my BBOYIN (breakdancing).” This was Ancheta’s second year auditioning for the show and he brought back a special piece of clothing from his season two audition; the unitard. “I trained every day in this one piece just for this time,” he said. “It was my image. I felt it brought a little life to the show so I had to keep it up. I loved it and I would probably do it again.” Ancheta said he spent a lot of time working on his dance steps in order to be ready for the auditions – although he freestyled most of his routine. B-BOY, SEE 3
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David Currie-Alder Madrigal, who was out with Kamp Kanata, hosted by the Bridlewood Community Centre, enjoys Bridlewood’s new splash pad on Thursday, Aug. 12. Kanata South Coun. Peggy Feltmate was on hand to officially open the water station, located at Bluegrass Park.
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