Mayor Green's Letters to Premier Christy Clark; and Shirley Bond And

OFFICE OF THE MAYOR 1100 Patricia Blvd. I Prince George, BC, canada V2L 3V9 p: 250.561.7609 I f: 250.561.01831 www.prlncegeorge.ca CITY OF PRINCE GEORGE Official Host City - 2015 Canada Winter Games May 21, 2013 The Honourable Christy Clark Premier of British Columbia Box 9041 Station PROV GOVT Victoria, BC V8W 9E1 Dear Premier Clark: On behalf of the City of Prince George, I would like to extend congratulations to you on the success of the Liberal Party in the May 14 provincial election. Your government's leadership and support of the citizens of British Columbia were affirmed in this election. We are looking forward to continued collaborative working relationships between the City of Prince George and the Province of British Columbia. Sincerely, Mayor Shari Green City of Prince George cc: City Council OFFICE OF THE MAYOR 1100 Patricia Blvd. I Prince George, BC, Canada V2L 3V9 p: 250.561.76091 f: 250.561.01831 www.prlncegeorge.ca CITY OF PRINCE GEORGE Official Host City - 2015 Canada Winter Games May 21, 2013 Mrs. Shirley Bond Member of Legislative Assembly 1350 Fifth Avenue PRINCE GEORGE, BC V2L 3L4 Dear~ J1/tr/4y On behalf of the City of Prince George, I would like to extend congratulations to you on your successful re-election on May 14. Your hard work and tireless support of the citizens of Prince George-Valemount's priorities and issues were affirmed in this election. We looking forward to a continued collaborative working relationship between your office and the City of Prince George. Sincerely, Mayor Shari Green City of Prince George cc: City Council OFFICE OF THE MAYOR 1100 Patricia Blvd. I Prince George, BC, Canada V2L 3V9 p: 250.561.7609 I f: 250.561.01831 www.prtncegeorge.ca CITY OF PRINCE GEORGE Official Host City - 2015 Canada Winter Games May 21, 2013 Mr. Mike Morris Member of Legislative Assembly 103 - 770 Central Street East PRINCE GEORGE, BC V2L 3L4 Dea~ s: ,#/r&b On behalf of the City of Prince George, I would like to extend congratulations to you on your successful election on May 14. I am confident the citizens of Prince George-Mackenzie will be very well represented under your direction. We are looking forward to a continued collaborative working relationship between your office and the City of Prince George. Sincerely, Mayor Shari Green City of Prince George cc: City Council .

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