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October 31, 2001
NEW DEPUTY MINISTER OF HEALTH PLANNING APPOINTED

VICTORIA — Effective today, Dr. Penny Ballem will assume the role of deputy minister of health planning, in addition to her role as deputy minister of health services. John Tegenfeldt, former deputy minister of health planning, is leaving government.

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October 26, 2001
FIVE DEPUTY MINISTERS HIRED

VICTORIA — Five deputy ministers have been hired by the B.C. government following a thorough recruitment process:

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October 26, 2001
PREMIER TAKES 'OPEN FOR BUSINESS' MESSAGE TO ASIA
Premier Campbell chairs a press conference at the World Economic Forum's East Asia Summit as rapporteur. Co-chairs are Ronnie Chan and Frank Richter.

VANCOUVER — Premier Gordon Campbell will promote British Columbia investment and export opportunities next week in his first overseas trade mission, which will take Team B.C. to Hong Kong, Shanghai and Tokyo.

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October 24, 2001
POWDER FOUND IN LETTER ADDRESSED TO PREMIER

VICTORIA — A white powder was found this morning in a letter addressed to Premier Gordon Campbell.

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October 18, 2001
ADDRESS TO THE FEDERATION OF CANADIAN MUNICIPALITIES

Premier Gordon Campbell speaks to the Federation of Canadian Municipalities.

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October 18, 2001
PREMIER CAMPBELL SPEAKS AT THE CANADA JAPAN LUMBER AND HOUSING CONFERENCE
Premier Campbell speaks at the Canada Japan Lumber and Housing Conference at the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo.

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October 17, 2001
PREMIERS ASK FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO JOIN THEM

VICTORIA — Canada's provinces and territories are looking to the federal government to follow through on its obligations under the Social Union Framework Agreement, B.C. Premier Gordon Campbell, chair of the provincial and territorial premiers, said today.

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October 15, 2001
UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN AT UBC HOSPITAL
The United Way campaign at UBC Hospital kicked off on October 15 with a special visit by BC Premier Gordon Campbell (centre), featured here with (L-R): Dr. Jeff Coleman, VP Medical Affairs, Vancouver/Richmond Health Board; Laura Kohut, United Way Campaign Co-Chair and Corporate Director of Building Services, Vancouver Hospital & Health Sciences Centre; Dorothy Brasset, United Way Campaign Co-Chair and Patient Services Manager, Discharge Planning Unit, UBC Hospital; and, Dr. David Ostrow, Regional Chief Information Officer, Vancouver/Richmond Health Board.

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October 11, 2001
ADDRESS TO THE ASIA PACIFIC FOUNDATION

Premier Gordon Campbell speaks at the Asia Pacific Foundation.

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October 11, 2001
ADDRESS TO THE CANADIAN HONG KONG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Premier Gordon Campbell speaks to the Canadian Hong Kong Chamber of Commerce.

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October 11, 2001
ADDRESS TO THE INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS' BUSINESS ASSOCIATION

Premier Gordon Campbell speaks to the Independent Contractors' Business Association.

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October 1, 2001
ADDRESS TO THE VANCOUVER BOARD OF TRADE

Premier Gordon Campbell speaks to the Vancouver Board of Trade.

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