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March 30, 2002
BRITISH COLUMBIA MOURNS QUEEN MOTHER

VICTORIA — Condolence books have been arranged for British Columbians to send their sympathies to the Royal Family after the Queen Mother died peacefully in her sleep this morning.

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March 28, 2002
ADDRESS TO THE NATIVE INVESTMENT AND TRADE ASSOCIATION

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March 26, 2002
GOVERNMENT AND BCMA PUT PATIENTS FIRST

VICTORIA — The government and the British Columbia Medical Association have signed a memorandum of understanding to reach a negotiated settlement on the dispute arising from the cancellation of the arbitration process.

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March 25, 2002
STATEMENT ABOUT SOFTWOOD LUMBER IN THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, VICTORIA, B.C.

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March 14, 2002
OPENING REMARKS AT GLOBE 2002

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March 14, 2002
MLAS JOIN PREMIER FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF TWO NON-PROFIT HOUSING PROJECTS
Local MLAs join Premier Campbell for announcement of two non-profit housing projects for the Tri-Cities. From left: Port Coquitlam-Burke Mountain MLA Karn Manhas, Coquitlam-Maillardville MLA Richard Stewart, the premier, Burquitlam MLA Harry Bloy, and Port Moody-Westwood MLA Christy Clark.

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March 13, 2002
A CELEBRATION AT THE DR. PETER CENTRE IN VANCOUVER
A celebration at the Dr. Peter Centre in Vancouver marks the approval of nearly 700 new non-profit housing units for vulnerable British Columbians. Attending the March 13, 2002, ceremony, from left to right, are: Vancouver-Burrard MLA Lorne Mayencourt, Vancouver Mayor Philip Owen, Minister of Community, Aboriginal and Women's Services George Abbott, Premier Gordon Campbell, Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation chair Mark Virgin and Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation capital campaign co-chair John Evans. Approval was announced for a new Dr. Peter Centre, a 22-unit partnership development for people with HIV/AIDS.

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March 4, 2002
DAY-LONG MEETING AT THE WOSK CENTRE FOR DIALOGUE
B.C. senators, First Nations leaders, MPs, MLAs, and mayors discussed subjects ranging from communication between governments to border delays and trade issues at the day-long meeting at the WOSK Centre for Dialogue.

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