November
Photo
#1: Grade 5 students from Holy Cross School in Holyrood attend a
news conference at the Newfoundland Science Centre in St. John's. They
have built receivers using toilet tissue tubes and copper wire and wait
to receive a morse signal from Industry, Trade and Rural Development
Minister Beaton Tulk. (November 21, 2001)
Photo
#2: Minister Tulk with Science and Technology Council Chair, Dr.
Angus Bruneau, sends morse code radio signals to grade 5 students.
(November 21, 2001)
Photo
#3: Dr. Angus Bruneau, Minister Tulk and Holy Cross grade 5 students
prepare to receive radio signals on home made receiver. (November 21,
2001)
Photo
#1: Garry Haley (left), VP Sales and Marketing, Flynn�s Winery and
Distillery and Leroy Flynn (right), President, Flynn�s Winery and
Distillery, promote the company�s butterscotch and maple liquors to a
receptive audience at the Taste of Atlantic Canada food promotion event
which took place during the Team Canada Atlantic trade mission to
Atlanta. (November 15, 2001)
Photo
#2: Jim Parsons (left), President, New Found Foods Inc. and a
representative from Island Bounty (right), Distributor for New Found
Foods Inc. promote the company�s seafood products at the Taste of
Atlantic Canada food promotion event which took place during the Team
Canada Atlantic trade mission to Atlanta. (November 15, 2001)
Photo
#3: Mouth watering samples of
seafood products produced by New Found Foods Inc. are showcased at the
Taste of Atlantic Canada food promotion event, which took place during
the Team Canada Atlantic trade mission to Atlanta. (November 15, 2001)
Photo
#1: U.S Ambassador to Canada Paul Cellucci addresses volunteers in
the main lobby of the Confederation Building. (November 13, 2001)
Photo
#2: Ambassador Paul Cellucci and Premier Roger Grimes greeting
volunteers at ceremony to thank them for their contributions following
the terrorist attacks. (November 13, 2001)
Photo
#3: Ambassador Paul Cellucci addresses volunteers. Left to right:
Mrs. Mary Ann Grimes, Mrs. Jan Cellucci and Premier Roger Grimes.
(November 13, 2001)
Photo
#4: Oliver Langdon, Minister of Municipal and Provincial Affairs and
minister responsible for Newfoundland and Labrador Emergency Measures
Organization address volunteers and representatives. Left to right: Mrs.
Mary Ann Grimes, Mrs. Jan Cellucci, Ambassador Paul Cellucci, and
Premier Roger Grimes. (November 13, 2001)
Photo
#5: Premier Roger Grimes addresses various organizations who helped
stranded passengers following terrorist attacks in September. Left to
right: Mrs. Mary Ann Grimes, Mrs. Jan Cellucci, and U.S. Ambassador Paul
Cellucci. (November 13, 2001)
Photo
#6: Premier Roger Grimes addresses volunteers of various
organizations at ceremony held at the Confederation Building. (November
13, 2001)
Photo
#7: Left to Right: Saint John Ambulance volunteers meet Ambassador Paul
Cellucci and Premier Roger Grimes: Ian Laidley, Premier Roger Grimes,
Conrad Tulk, Ambassador Paul Cellucci, Dave Thomas, Ian Wheeler, Chris
Hollett. (November 13, 2001)
Photo
#1: (L-R): Ambassador Paul Cellucci and Intergovernmental Affairs
Minister Tom Lush met today on issues of mutual interest to Newfoundland
and Labrador and the Untied States. (November 13, 2001)
Photo
#1: George Sweeney (centre), Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister
of Industry, Trade and Rural Development for Information and Advanced
Technologies; Candace Avery (left), Boston music organization NEMO; and
Denis Parker (right), Music Industry Association of Newfoundland and
Labrador, following the signing of a memorandum of understanding between
the two organizations at a music showcase of Newfoundland and Labrador
performers for Boston�s industry representatives and the general
public. The music showcase took place during the province�s very first
cultural industries trade mission. Representatives from Newfoundland and
Labrador�s music industry witnessed the signing ceremony. (November 9,
2001)
Photo
#2: Beautiful works of art by Newfoundland and Labrador artists are
displayed at a visual arts showcase for Boston industry representatives
during the province�s very first cultural industries trade mission.
(November 9, 2001)
Photo
#3: Beautiful works of art by Newfoundland and Labrador artists are
displayed at a visual arts showcase for Boston industry representatives
during the province�s very first cultural industries trade mission.
(November 9, 2001)
October
Photo
#1: Michelle Snow (centre) accepts award for Excellence in Youth
Leadership, one of the province's first Community Economic Development
Awards, presented Friday night during RuralEXPO 2001. With her are
Industry, Trade and Rural Development Minister Beaton Tulk (left), who
announced the award winners and Youth Services and Post Secondary
Education Minister Sandra Kelly, who presented the award to Ms. Snow.
(October 26, 2001)
Photo
#2: Travis Gillard, Executive Director of the Nordic Economic
Development Association, addresses the audience after he accepts the
Excellence in Partnership Award at the province's first Community
Economic Development Awards, presented Friday night during RuralEXPO
2001. Looking on are Industry, Trade and Rural Development Minister
Beaton Tulk (left) and Human Resources and Employment Minister Gerald
Smith, who presented the award. (October 26, 2001)
Photo
#3: Industry, Trade and Rural Development Minister Beaton Tulk ; Bea
Courtney, Newfoundland and Labrador Organization of Women Entrepreneurs
(NLOWE); and Government Services and Lands Minister Walter Noel,
following the presentation of the Excellence in Fostering
Entrepreneurship Award to NLOWE at the province's first Community
Economic Development Awards, presented Friday night during RuralEXPO
2001. (October 26, 2001)
Photo
#4: Co-nominees Wilf Sutton (centre) and Tom Sutton (right) accept
the Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement from Industry, Trade
and Rural Development Minister Beaton Tulk at the province's first
Community Economic Development Awards, presented Friday night during
RuralEXPO 2001. (October 26, 2001)
Photo
#5: Michelle Brown addresses the audience after accepting the Award
for Excellence in Partnership on behalf of the Random North Development
Association. The province's first Community Economic Development Awards
were presented Friday night during RuralEXPO 2001. (October 26, 2001)
Photo
#6: The province's first Community Economic Development Awards were
presented Friday night in Gander during RuralEXPO 2001. Left to right
are: Michele Brown and Ina Marsh, Random North Development Association
(Award for Excellence in Partnership); Tom Sutton and Wilf Sutton (Award
for Outstanding Individual Achievement); Industry, Trade and Rural
Development Minister Beaton Tulk; Bea Courtney, NLOWE (Award for
Excellence in Fostering Entrepreneurship); Michelle Snow (Award for
Excellence in Youth Leadership); and Travis Gillard, Nordic Development
Association (Award for Excellence in Partnership). (October 26, 2001)
Photo
#1: Mike Parsons, Regional Compliance Officer with the Department of
Forest Resources and Agrifoods, stands next to the honor roll on
Parliament Hill. (October 24, 2001)
Photo #1: (Left to right) Keith Pike, Premier Roger Grimes and
Louise Hustins of the East Coast Trail Association during the health
fair October 22 at Confederation Building for Wellness Week 2001.
(October 23, 2001)
Photo #2: (Left to right) Sheila Devine, Lori Hewitt, Elaine
Shannahan, Maureen Barry, Premier Roger Grimes, Peggy Hatcher, Morgane
Chollet at the health fair on October 22 at Confederation Building for
Wellness Week 2001. (October 23, 2001)
- October 1, 2001
Institutions
in Ireland and Newfoundland and Labrador establish business
partnerships
Photo
#1: Participating
in the signing ceremony for two MOUs between institutions in
Newfoundland and Labrador and Ireland are: (Front L to R) Noel Treacy,
Ireland�s Minister of State for Science, Technology and Commerce;
Agnes Aylward, Ireland Newfoundland Partnership; Una Murphy, Dun
Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology; Premier Roger
Grimes. (Back L to R) Dr. Bill
Blake, Memorial University; Ron Newhook, Canadian Centre for Marine
Communications; Yvonne Shields, Marine Institute in Ireland; and Sam
Walters, Operation ONLINE. (October 1, 2001)
September
July
Photo#1(L
to R) Mark Sexton, Co-chair, Corner Brook Triathlon Committee; Bob
Mercer, MHA-Humber East, presented $150,000 to the committee on behalf
of government to host Tri-Fest 2001 (July 27)
Photo#1(L
to R) Keith Collins, vice president of xwave; Joan Marie Aylward,
Minister of Finance and President of Treasury Board; Beaton Tulk,
Minister of Industry, Trade and Rural Development (July 17, 2001)
May
Photo#1(L to
R) Keith Stoodley, Director, Marketing and Sales, Lotek Wireless Inc.; Kenneth Budden, Marketing Manager,
Fogo Island Co-operative Society;
Minister Tulk; Dave Gill, Chair of Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters;
Paul Griffin, Executive Vice President, NewTech Instruments Ltd; Dr. Bassem Eid, Vice-President,
BAE-Newplan Group Ltd; Donald Vokey, Manager, Marketing and Sales, Northstar Technical
Inc.(May 30, 2001)
Photo
#1: (Front L to R) Eric Baham, Call Manager, ProAct; Premier Roger
Grimes; Jim Payne, Vice President, ProAct; (Back
L to R) Dharmesh Shah, Director of Business Development, Atlanta,
Telelink; Cindy Roma, Vice President and CEO; Sydney Ryan, director of
International Sales and Marketing, Telelink.(May 15, 2001)
April
- April 17, 2001
Funding
provided for Learn Not to Burn
Photo # 1: (Back
L-R) Hubert Sparkes - Executive Director, Newfoundland & Labrador
Association of Fire Chiefs & Fire Fighters, Fred Hollett- Fire
Commissioner, Sparky, Hon. Judy Foote - Minister of Education, Hon.
Oliver Langdon - Minister of Municipal & Provincial Affairs,
Rod Clarke - President
NLAFC&FF, Richard
Murphy, - Director Region 1, Don Currie - Director Region 2. (Front
L-R) Joshua
Grouchy, Danielle Skanes, Emma Cole, Alyta Langmead. (April 17, 2001)
- April 12, 2001
Chinese
Province and Newfoundland and Labrador sign Memorandum of
Understanding
Photo #1: Secretary Zhang
and Premier Grimes complete the signing of a memorandum of
understanding, the first between a Chinese and a Canadian Province.
(April 12, 2001)
March
- March 28, 2001
Department
of Labour contributes $5,000 to indoor air quality campaign
Photo #1: Labour
Minister Anna Thistle (right), presents a cheque for $5,000 on
behalf of the department, to Sandra Chaytor, president of the
Newfoundland and Labrador Lung Association and Peggy Johnson,
Executive Director of the Association, to assist in their annual
indoor air quality campaign. (March 28, 2001)
February
- February 28, 2001
Government
geoscientist awarded national medal
Photo #1:
Dr. Ian Knight, winner of the R.J.W. Douglas Medal (February
28, 2001)
- February 23, 2001
Minister
meets with partners in Heart Smart Restaurant Program
Photo #1: Partners
in the Heart Smart Restaurant Program met recently to announce the
province-wide expansion of the program. From left are: Margaret
Coombs, nutritionist with Health and Community Services, St.
John's; Paula Ewing, education co-ordinator with the Heart and
Stroke Foundation; Health and Community Services Minister Julie
Bettney; Dr. Catherine Donovan, medical health officer with Health
and Community Services, Eastern; Lona Warren, a long-time
volunteer with the Heart Smart Restaurant Program and Carol Ann
MacDonald, manager of the Heart Health Program in Newfoundland and
Labrador. (February 22, 2001)
- February 5, 2001
Newfoundlanders
win awards at Atlantic Craft Trade Show
Photo #1: Employee
Kelly Mollins with craft products at the Craft Store of the Craft
Council of Newfoundland and Labrador on Devon Row, Duckworth
Street, St. John's. (February 5, 2001)
Photo#2: Ray Will of
Delia Pewter with pewter bowl at Atlantic Crafts Trade Show.
(February 5, 2001)
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