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February 2002 Events

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February 28, 2002
ADDRESS TO B.C. TOURISM INDUSTRY CONFERENCE

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February 26, 2002
PREMIER CHAIRS THE FIRST PROVINCIAL CONGRESS MEETING
Premier Gordon Campbell (back row) chairs the first Provincial Congress meeting on Feb. 26 in Vancouver.

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February 25, 2002
CONGRATULATIONS TO OLYMPIC ATHLETES (FROM HANSARD)

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February 21, 2002
PREMIER CAMPBELL POSES WITH WINTER GAMES ATHLETES
Premier Campbell (back row, second from right) tries a Games tuque on for size.

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February 20, 2002
POST-BUDGET SPEECH - PART 1

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February 20, 2002
POST-BUDGET SPEECH - PART 2

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February 20, 2002
POST-BUDGET SPEECH - PART 3

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February 20, 2002
POST-BUDGET SPEECH - PART 4

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February 17, 2002
PREMIER GREETS PUBLIC DURING CHINESE NEW YEAR PARADE
Premier Campbell shakes hands with members of the public during the Chinese New Year parade in Chinatown, ushering in the Year of the Horse. The parade tradition began in Vancouver in 1974.

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February 8, 2002
PREMIER PARTICIPATES IN CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS
Premier Campbell cuts ribbon during a celebration of the Chinese New Year. From left, Health Services Minister Colin Hansen; Vancouver-Kingsway MP Sophia Leung; Vancouver-Quadra MP Stephen Owen, secretary of state for western economic diversification and Indian affairs and northern development; Sunbrite Business Association president Joseph Hui; the premier; Vancouver Coun. Sam Sullivan; Minister of State for Intergovernmental Relations Greg Halsey-Brandt, Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie.

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