Premier Gordon Campbell welcomed the arrival of the official Olympic flag at B.C.-Canada Place after it was presented to Vancouver during the closing ceremonies of the 2006 Olympic Winter Games in Torino, Italy.

Premier Gordon Campbell congratulated Cassie Campbell (left) and Vicky Sunohara at B.C.-Canada Place on their gold medal win with Canada's women's hockey team at the 2006 Olympic Winter Games in Torino, Italy.

Premier Gordon Campbell appeared with Al Roker to promote B.C. and the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games on NBC's Today Show during a live broadcast from Torino, Italy. Read more >>.

Premier Gordon Campbell met with Fort St. John speed skater Denny Morrison in Torino. Morrison won silver at the 2006 Olympic Winter Games as part of the Canadian men's team pursuit team.

Premier Gordon Campbell met with Chris Wong, free-style skier from Prince George, at BC-Canada Place in Torino, Italy. Read more >> .

Premier Gordon Campbell joined (left to right) Prince George Mayor Colin Kinsley, VANOC CEO John Furlong and VANOC board chair Jack Poole at an event promoting Prince George as a business, tourism and sport destination at B.C.-Canada Place in Torino, Italy, during the 2006 Olympic Winter Games.

Premier Gordon Campbell spoke to the Vancouver Board of Trade about the 2006 provincial budget, which includes $733 million in new tax relief and significant new investments in services for children, education and skills training. Read more >>.

Premier Gordon Campbell greets The Honourable Iona Campagnolo, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, upon her arrival at the legislative buildings to deliver the Speech from the Throne. Read more >>.

Premier Gordon Campbell announces provincial land use decisions that will preserve some of the most spectacular, ecologically diverse regions in the world, including critical Spirit Bear habitat. With the Premier is KNT First Nations chairman Dallas Smith. Read more >>.

Premier Gordon Campbell announced the Province will establish the new Donald B. Rix Leadership Chair in Aboriginal Environmental Health Research at the University of Northern BC with funding from the Leading Edge Endowment Fund.