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CELEBRATING THE SIGNING OF THE LHEIDLI T'ENNEH AGREEMENT


July 26, 2003
Premier Campbell celebrates the signing of the Lheidli T'enneh agreement-in-principle with federal Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs Robert Nault and Chief Barry Seymour in Prince George. The AIP will form the basis of a legally binding treaty, helping create new opportunities for the Lheidli T'enneh and increased economic certainty in the Prince George region.

Premier Campbell celebrates the signing of the Lheidli T'enneh agreement-in-principle with federal Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs Robert Nault and Chief Barry Seymour in Prince George. The AIP will form the basis of a legally binding treaty, helping create new opportunities for the Lheidli T'enneh and increased economic certainty in the Prince George region.

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2003-07-26 - Premier Campbell celebrates the signing of the Lheidli T'enneh agreement-in-principle with federal Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs Robert Nault and Chief Barry Seymour in Prince George. The AIP will form the basis of a legally binding treaty, helping create new opportunities for the Lheidli T'enneh and increased economic certainty in the Prince George region.
2003-07-18 - Premier Gordon Campbell adjusts a bed in the new patient-care addition at Prince George Memorial Hospital. The addition, unveiled on July 18, 2003, is part of a $50-million expansion to the hospital. With the premier are Prince George North MLA Pat Bell and Advanced Education Minister Shirley Bond.
2003-07-18 - Officials join Premier Gordon Campbell in unveiling a plaque at the opening of a new patient-care addition to Prince George Regional Hospital. The new wing was officially opened July 18, 2003, and is part of a $50-million expansion to the hospital. Pictured from left to right are: Health Services Minister Colin Hansen, Northern Health Authority Chair Harry Gairns, Prince George Mayor Colin Kinsley, Premier Gordon Campbell, nurse Irene Choinard, Prince George North MLA Pat Bell, and Dr. Galt Wilson.
2003-07-18 - Premier Gordon Campbell shows his support for a $50-million expansion to Prince George Regional Hospital. The premier was attending the official opening of the expansion's centrepiece, a new patient-care addition, on July 18, 2003. Pictured with the premier are, from left to right: Dr. Galt Wilson, Northern Health Authority Chair Harry Gairns, Advanced Education Minister Shirley Bond, Prince George North MLA Pat Bell, and Health Services Minister Colin Hansen.
2003-07-11 - Premier Gordon Campbell discusses priorities for interprovincial cooperation at the 44th Annual Premiers' Conference in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, July 11 2003. Left to right are: New Brunswick Premier Bernard Lord; Premier Campbell; and Saskatchewan Premier Lorne Calvert.
2003-07-08 - Premier Gordon Campbell and Quebec Premier Jean Charest held the first of what will be annual meetings to discuss shared provincial interests and agreed to advance the need for a new era of constructive federalism at the 2003 Annual Premiers Conference.
2003-07-02 - Vancouver on July 5, 2003 to celebrate Canada's win of the 2010 Winter Games. From left to right: Vancouver Mayor Larry Campbell; Premier Campbell; Heritage Minister Sheila Copps; Maria Uhrynchuk, the winner of two tickets to the Games opening ceremonies in 2010; and Squamish Chief Gibby Jacob.