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Message: <blockquote data-quote="prasadana2" data-source="post: 7409314" data-attributes="member: 4664">CanadaCanada was the first country to sign a contract agreeing to open an exhibition at Expo 2010.[33] The 6,000-square-meter Canada Pavilion, which is covered in polished steel and cedar,[34] features an exhibition themed "The Living City: Inclusive, Sustainable, Creative." Canadian officials expect to welcome up to 5.5 million people[33] or 30,000 visitors per day, during the six-month Expo period. Canada hired Mark Rowswell, who is known as Dashan in China, to be the pavilion's general manager.[34]The overall budget for the Canadian pavilion will be 45 million Canadian dollars (US$43.57 million).[citation needed] Cirque du Soleil designed the concept for the pavilion[34] and will also create public performances, organize cultural programs[34] and develop strategic corporate alliances for the pavilion. The pavilion is anchored by an open public place and surrounded by three large, wooden, curved structures.[33] The square will be a performing area, with performances by Cirque du Soleil.[33] Part of the pavilion's exterior walls are covered by a special kind of greenery and rainwater will be collected by a drainage system for use inside the pavilion.Montreal and Vancouver were chosen to exhibit within the Urban Best Practices Area showcase of the pavilion.[33] Montreal will showcase the transformation of Saint Michel from a landfill to a green area, while Vancouver's exhibit is called "Cultural Heritage and Livable City: From Expo 1986 to 2010 Winter Olympics."[33]A restaurant in the pavilion serves Moosehead Beer and poutine.[27] A corporate boardroom was constructed by Bombardier Inc., and a V.I.P. suite for business dealings is sponsored by the Power Corporation of Canada.[27]</blockquote>

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