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June 23, 2010: People walk around part of the fake lake at the G-20 media center in Toronto, Canada. The lake is part of a display promoting Ontario's Muskoka region.![Fake Lake]()
June 23, 2010: Reporters lounge next to the fake lake at the G-20 media center in Toronto.![Fake Lake 1]()
June 23, 2010: People walk past the fake lake at the G-20 media center in Toronto, Canada.![Fake Lake 2]()
An artist's rendition of the media center in Toronto for the G-8 and G-20 Summits. Planners are running into howls of derision for trying to showcase Canada's tourist appeal by building a media center that includes an artificial lake with canoes, trees, deck chairs and a fake dock.Canada's Fake Lake
Planners of the 72-hour diplomatic jamboree, the G-8 and G-20 summits, are facing scrutiny for trying to showcase Canada's tourist appeal by building a media center that includes an artificial lake with canoes, trees, deck chairs and a fake dock for the price tag of $57,000, down from the original price of $2 million.
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