June 2005 Events

PREMIER'S STATEMENT ON NATIONAL MULTICULTURALISM DAY

VICTORIA — Premier Gordon Campbell released the following statement today in recognition of National Multiculturalism Day.

PREMIER'S STATEMENT IN MEMORY OF GILBERT POPOVICH

VICTORIA — Premier Gordon Campbell released the following statement today in response to the passing of Gilbert Popovich, mayor of Alert Bay, on Thursday.

PREMIER APPOINTS NEW CABINET COMMITTEES

VICTORIA — Premier Gordon Campbell today announced the appointment of five cabinet and government caucus committees.

PREMIER'S STATEMENT ON NATIONAL ABORIGINAL DAY

VICTORIA — Premier Gordon Campbell released the following statement today in recognition of National Aboriginal Day across Canada.

TAX CHANGES TO MAKE B.C. MORE ATTRACTIVE

PHILADELPHIA — The Government of British Columbia is developing important tax changes to make the province an even more attractive centre for biotechnology innovation, Premier Gordon Campbell announced today.

B.C. WILL LOWER FLAGS TO HONOUR AIR INDIA VICTIMS

VICTORIA — Flags on all B.C. government buildings will be lowered to half-staff Thursday, June 23, to mark the 20th anniversary of the Air India tragedy, Premier Gordon Campbell announced today.

NEW CABINET FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA

VICTORIA — Premier Gordon Campbell began his second term as British Columbia's Premier by appointing a 23-member Cabinet.

AARP INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LIVABLE COMMUNITIES

NOMINATION DEADLINE EXTENDED FOR LITERACY AWARD

VICTORIA — British Columbians have until June 24 to nominate learners, educators, volunteers, businesses and other organizations who have made an outstanding contribution to literacy in this province for a new national award.

PREMIER CAMPBELL ANNOUNCES KEY APPOINTMENTS

VICTORIA — Today Premier Gordon Campbell announced key appointments in his office as he embarks on his second term of leadership for the Province of British Columbia.

PREMIER'S STATEMENT ON THE DEATH OF GEORGE WATTS

VANCOUVER — Premier Gordon Campbell released the following statement today in response to the death of prominent First Nations leader George Watts on Tuesday: