Kgic activity slideshow June 2010
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The document lists various recreational activities and outings taking place from June 3 to June 19, including yoga, basketball, a trip to the Vancouver Aquarium, a city tour, beach volleyball, a volunteer workshop, watching the World Cup, visiting Playland, karaoke, and soccer. A day trip to Whistler on June 19 is highlighted, which includes hiking, sightseeing, an optional gondola ride, and dinner for $55.
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