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July 24, 2002
2002 CONSULAR CORPS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA RECEPTION
Premier Campbell (right) addresses the 2002 Consular Corps of British Columbia reception on July 24 at Government House in Victoria. The annual event is hosted by Lieutenant-Governor Iona Campagnolo (left). United Kingdom Consul General Ian Kydd (centre) is the Dean of the Consular Corps, the official body comprising all Consular Officers resident in British Columbia.

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July 18, 2002
PREMIER REITERATES OPPOSITION TO SUMAS 2

Premier Gordon Campbell has spoken to Washington Governor Gary Locke, reiterating B.C.'s firm opposition to the proposed Sumas 2 power project. The governor is meeting with interveners today in Olympia, Washington. Below is the text of the Premier's letter to Governor Locke.

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July 16, 2002
PREMIER CAMPBELL AT THE DEDICATION OF THE JIM EVERETT MEMORIAL PARK
Premier Gordon Campbell joins members of the Everett family for the dedication of the Jim Everett Memorial Park on University Boulevard in Vancouver on July 16, 2002. The park commemorates Jim Everett's contribution to the community as an advocate, mentor and friend for local youth until his death in 1984. From left to right are David Everett, Margo Lang, the Premier, Bill Everett Senior and Bill Everett.

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July 16, 2002
PREMIER CAMPBELL ATTENDS THE TECHVIBES NETWORKING EVENT
Premier Gordon Campbell attends the July 16, 2002, TechVibes networking event for technology industry professionals in Vancouver. From left to right: TechVibes president Mike Schwarz; Premier Campbell; and Stephen Gammer, constituency assistant, Vancouver/Burrard Liberals.

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July 8, 2002
ADDRESS AT P3 TRANSPORTATION CONFERENCE

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July 3, 2002
BRITISH COLUMBIANS ENDORSE PRINCIPLES FOR NEGOTIATIONS

VICTORIA — British Columbians have given a strong vote of confidence in both the treaty-making process and the principles that the provincial government will take to the negotiating table, Premier Gordon Campbell said today.

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July 3, 2002
PREMIER CAMPBELL: POST-REFERENDUM PRESS CONFERENCE

Today's referendum results mark a crucial milestone in the long march towards treaty-making in British Columbia.

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July 2, 2002
ADDRESS TO THE VANCOUVER BOARD OF TRADE

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July 2, 2002
THE JULY 2, 2002 LAUNCH OF THE CLOCK TO COUNT DOWN THE YEAR TO JULY 2, 2003
The July 2, 2002 launch of the clock to count down the year to July 2, 2003, when the International Olympic Committee announces the winning bid to host the 2010 Olympic Winter Games and Paralympic Games. Speaking at Canada Place is Olympic gold medalist biathlete Myriam Bedard; behind her, left to right, are John Manley, Deputy Prime Minister; Premier Gordon Campbell; Bid Corporation chair and CEO Jack Poole; Vancouver Mayor Philip Owen.

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