Provincial Election Triggered and Premier Campbell Announces Increase in Earnings Exemptions

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Premier Gordon Campbell made history today triggering the first provincial election in Canada established by law on a date set by legislation. The 38th provincial general election will be held on Tuesday, May 17, 2005.

Support for People in Need – Premier Campbell Announces Increase in Earnings Exemptions

Premier Campbell talks about B.C. making history by being first provincial election established by law on a date set by legislation

Premier Campbell talks about this being a pivotal election, an opportunity for British Columbians to decide who is really best to lead BC forward and keep our economy going strong - whether to move forward or go backwards.

Premier Campbell says he's excited about the coming month and the decade ahead.

Premier Gordon Campbell pledged Tuesday to create new opportunities for people in need by increasing the amount of money people with disabilities, and people with persistent multiple barriers, can earn without affecting their benefits.

Premier Campbell announces people with persistent multiple barriers to employment would see their earnings exemption rise from $300 to $500 � a 67 per cent increase.

Premier Campbell announces earning exemption for people with disabilities will increase to $500 - up $370 since the NDP was in power.

Premier Gordon Campbell talks about one of his Five Great Goals - to build the best system of support in Canada for persons with disabilities and special needs.

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