Vancouver B.C., Canada Skyline, skyline photograph

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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada - May 23, 2008: View of Vancouver's Science World at Telus World of Science and skyline looking across False Creek at dusk. The Telus World of Science building was originally built for the 1986 World Exposition on Transportation and Communication also known as Expo 86.