Juno Awards Nominees’ Luncheon – Die Mannequin

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Posted Mar 22, 2011 10:02:54 PM.

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The Ontario Media Development Corporation hosted the Ontario Juno Awards Nominees’ Luncheon at The Fairmont Royal York, Tuesday. Music reporter Rudy Blair was there and spoke to punk rock band Die Mannequin.

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