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Knight
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Microsoft as a good corporate citizen
At today’s Spirit of Vancouver event, Microsoft Canada's director of community affairs Paula Knight discussed how the company has rallied its executives and staff to participate in corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives. "One of the areas we're most proud of is in how we’ve tried to step up as a responsible leader — how we’ve tried to address some of the 'dark sides' of technology," said Knight. More...
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Premier Gordon Campbell recognized as "Man of the Year"
The British Columbia and Yukon Hotels' Association has awarded Premier Campbell their first annual "Man of the Year" honours. This autumn, Premier Campbell announced the doubling of B.C.'s annual marketing budget from $25 million to $50 million. Read full media release from the BCYHA.
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Spirited crowds turn out to welcome Santa to Vancouver
More than 100,000 Lower Mainland residents, including thousands of happy, excited children, flooded the streets of downtown Vancouver on Sunday, November 21 for the Rogers Santa Claus parade. The parade, which marks the beginning of a new holiday tradition for our city, featured more than 60 different community groups with bands, floats and performers strutting their stuff and handing out free goodies to an enthusiastic crowd. More...
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Harmony Airways Grey Cup Express brings Spirit of Vancouver® to Ottawa
Thanks to a special package put together by Harmony Airways and the Spirit of Vancouver, upwards of 200 lucky fans travelled to the nation’s capital to cheer on the BC Lions in their own cheering section at Frank Clair Stadium. Leading the way was B.C.’s team captain, Premier Gordon Campbell, and Vancouver Board of Trade chairman, Graeme Stamp. More...
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Premier Campbell at the 2004
Greater Vancouver Leadership
Summit
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2004 Greater Vancouver Leadership Summit
At the fourth annual Greater Vancouver Leadership Summit, B.C. Premier Gordon Campbell delivered an invigorating keynote speech about his golden vision of the future of our economy. "We live in an exceptional place, with exceptional opportunities for everyone," said Campbell. More...
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"Toast and Roast" for Senator Edward M. Lawson
Mr. Tony Parsons and Senator Gerry St. Germain invite you to the "Toast and Roast" for Senator Edward Lawson's retirement. Senator Lawson has served 34 years and is B.C.’s longest-serving senator. The event will be held on Saturday, November 27, 2004 at the Westin Bayshore Hotel. Proceeds from the evening will go to the Zajac Ranch for Children, an organization Senator Lawson has strongly supported over the past 40 years. More...
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Grey Cup Express bringing Spirit of Vancouver to Ottawa
Thanks to a special package put together by Harmony Airways and The Vancouver Board of Trade’s Spirit of Vancouver Campaign, 200 lucky fans will get to cheer on the surging BC Lions in their own cheering section at Frank Clair Stadium in Ottawa. The Grey Cup Express package includes a return flight to Ottawa, hotel accommodations, bus transfers and most importantly, tickets to the 92nd Grey Cup championship game. More...
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Rogers Santa Claus Parade comes to downtown Vancouver
The Rogers Santa Claus Parade comes to Vancouver on Sunday, November 21, beginning at Davie and Burrard Streets. To ensure a good viewing location, be sure to get there early! The Rogers group of companies is producing this first-ever downtown Vancouver parade. The Rogers Santa Claus Parade will become an annual holiday tradition supporting the Greater Vancouver Food Bank and the Lower Mainland Christmas Bureau. Find out more and view media release.
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Artists meet Entrepreneurs Gala Dinner, featuring "Culinary Arts"
The Forum for Women Entrepreneurs, British Columbia, invite you to a Gala Dinner featuring "Culinary Arts"on Wednesday, November 17. Guest speakers include Premier Gordon Campbell and Alison Levine, who led the first all-woman team up Mount Everest. We will also be featuring many women entrepreneurs from diverse industries and specifically the culinary industry, so expect an unbelievable dinner! More...
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Vancouver firefighters launch Engine for El Salvador project
Engine for El Salvador is a project whose purpose is to further develop the relationship between Vancouver Fire & Rescue Services, Vancouver Firefighters’ Local 18, and the National Fire Service of El Salvador. This project has the potential of creating significant positive public relations for the City of Vancouver, the Vancouver Fire & Rescue Services, and the Vancouver Firefighters’ Union Local 18, and will clearly demonstrate that the City of Vancouver is a contributing member of the global community. More...
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Announcing the Canada Volunteerism Initiative Award
The British Columbia Network for the Canada Volunteerism Initiative will support one award during Volunteer Vancouver's 18th Annual Volunteer Recognition Awards recognizing outstanding community service by a British Columbian individual or group from outside of Greater Vancouver. Nominate someone who makes a difference in your B.C. community today! Nomination deadline: November 15, 2004. More...
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Prince of Africa debuts at Kay Meek Centre
Prince of Africa debuts at the new Kay Meek Centre in West Vancouver in November 2004. This musical fairytale combines a compelling storyline with vivid dialogue and evocative music. The production is in support of the Music for Life Centre, South Africa. More...
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Spirit of Vancouver Orca
with artist Tiko Kerr
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The Great Orca Auction continues
If you thought you missed your chance to bid on one of the amazing Orcas that have graced the city streets of Vancouver and Victoria this past summer's during the Orcas In The City public art exhibit, not true! Victoria will be holding its Great Orca Auction & Gala on Tuesday, November 9, and the remaining Orcas will be auctioned online the week of November 10-15, 2004. More...
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