Photo and Video Album
Take a moment to browse Barry Penner's Photo and Video collection. You will find that this is a pictoral history of the work that Barry has done for his constituents and abroad over the years.
Room with a View
From the smashed surroundings of what remains of a two-story concrete structure near Khau Lak beach (more than 100 kilometres north of Phuket, Thailand), you can see the general area where Kevin and Sonya had been staying. The tsunami wave reached 12 metres (almost 40 feet) in height. January 9, 2005 | Hi Res Download
Looking for Canadians outside Phuket City Hall
Outside Phuket City Hall, Barry looks for photos of missing Canadians who were swept away by the terrifying tsunami just after Christmas. January 8, 2004. | Hi Res Download
Barry Penner with Tsunami Disaster Survivors
Barry supports Sonya Sagan (Canadian citizen) and Kevin Aldrich (U.S. citizen) at Bangkok Nursing Hosptial, after they were injured by the terrifying tsunami which swept throught much of coastal Asia. December 31. The BC Government has committed $8 million towards international relief efforts for those still struggling for survival. | Hi Res Download
Flood Protection Talks
Barry speaks in his local office with District of Kent Mayor Sylvia Pranger, MP Chuck Strahl and Seabird Island Band Councilor Clem Seymour. The local leaders want a federal-provincial program flood protection program for the Fraser River (December 2004). | Hi Res Download
Barry supports BC Lions at 2004 Grey Cup game in Ottawa.
With Barry are members of the 2005 Grey Cup Host Committe and Mayor Larry Campbell of Vancouver. Premier Campbell has appointed Barry to serve as the BC government's representative to the 2005 Host Committee to help co-ordinate provincial support for the Grey Cup game when it is held in Vancouver in November, 2005. | Hi Res Download
New traffic 'roundabout' goes into action.
The new traffic 'roundabout' on Highway 9 at Yale Road East went into action on October 29, even while construction was continuing. Barry is seen speaking with a construction worker about the new traffic flow. Drivers seem to be catching on. Just remember -- stay to the right, yield to traffic in the circle and if you are in the circle, keep moving. October 2004. | Hi Res Download
