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November 2009
COUNTDOWN IS ON!
In this edition – Premier Campbell helps unveil the gold, silver and bronze medals for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, the Olympic Torch is lit in Greece and begins its journey to the opening of the Games on Feb. 12, 2010, B.C. communities hold celebrations to welcome the torch, and Premier Campbell is joined by VANOC CEO John Furlong in celebrating the 100-day countdown by lighting a new set of 14-metre tall Olympic Rings in Vancouver’s harbour.

In this edition – Premier Campbell helps unveil the gold, silver and bronze medals for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, the Olympic Torch is lit in Greece and begins its journey to the opening of the Games on Feb. 12, 2010, B.C. communities hold celebrations to welcome the torch, and Premier Campbell is joined by VANOC CEO John Furlong in celebrating the 100-day countdown by lighting a new set of 14-metre tall Olympic Rings in Vancouver’s harbour.

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October 2009
CREATING JOBS, STIMULATING THE ECONOMY
In this edition – Premier Campbell announces funding for a further 174 infrastructure projects around the province as part of the federal/provincial $14-billion Capital Infrastructure Program. Also, Victoria General Hospital’s new emergency department is opened, B.C.’s municipalities meet in Vancouver, and the Province affirms support for Open Skies – a removal of restrictions on international flights to ensure that B.C. and Canada can take advantage of economic growth opportunities.

In this edition – Premier Campbell announces funding for a further 174 infrastructure projects around the province as part of the federal/provincial $14-billion Capital Infrastructure Program. Also, Victoria General Hospital’s new emergency department is opened, B.C.’s municipalities meet in Vancouver, and the Province affirms support for Open Skies – a removal of restrictions on international flights to ensure that B.C. and Canada can take advantage of economic growth opportunities.

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September 2009
BUDGET UPDATE 2009
In this edition – the Province introduces the 2009 Budget Update, focusing on job creation, stimulating the economy and helping B.C. stay competitive. Also, Lieutenant Governor Steven L. Point gives the speech from the throne at the start of the 39th B.C. Parliament.

In this edition – the Province introduces the 2009 Budget Update, focusing on job creation, stimulating the economy and helping B.C. stay competitive. Also, Lieutenant Governor Steven L. Point gives the speech from the throne at the start of the 39th B.C. Parliament.

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June 2009
NEW CABINET APPOINTED
In this edition – Premier Campbell appoints a new cabinet to help build a strong economic future for the province. Also, British Columbia celebrates Canada Day, the premiers of the western provinces meet to develop new strategies to foster economic growth, and HRH Prince Edward joins Premier Campbell at a sledge hockey practice and tour of UBC’s Thunderbird Arena, site of the upcoming sledge hockey tournament at the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games.

In this edition – Premier Campbell appoints a new cabinet to help build a strong economic future for the province. Also, British Columbia celebrates Canada Day, the premiers of the western provinces meet to develop new strategies to foster economic growth, and HRH Prince Edward joins Premier Campbell at a sledge hockey practice and tour of UBC’s Thunderbird Arena, site of the upcoming sledge hockey tournament at the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games.

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December 2008
2008: THE YEAR IN REVIEW
Premier Gordon Campbell looks back at some highlights of B.C.'s 150th anniversary year, including removal of the Coquihalla highway tolls, the opening of the William R. Bennett Bridge in Kelowna, the creation of five new universities, and the opening of Abbotsford Regional Hospital and Cancer Centre, B.C.'s first new regional hospital in 30 years.

In this edition - Premier Gordon Campbell looks back at some highlights of B.C.'s 150th anniversary year, including removal of the Coquihalla highway tolls, the opening of the William R. Bennett Bridge in Kelowna, the creation of five new universities, and the opening of Abbotsford Regional Hospital and Cancer Centre, B.C.'s first new regional hospital in 30 years.

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