Archival Overview
Prince Edward Island premier who took office at age 32 and oversaw the historic 1969 Comprehensive Development Plan that revolutionized island education, farming, and tourism.
Biographical Record
Alexander Bradshaw Campbell was the son of PEI premier Thane Campbell. Elected Premier of Prince Edward Island in 1966 at age thirty-two, Campbell served twelve transformative years, winning four consecutive general elections.
In 1969, Campbell signed the joint federal-provincial Comprehensive Development Plan, a 15-year master program that consolidated rural schools into modern regional institutions, modernized agriculture, established the University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) and Holland College, and laid the foundations of PEI's world-class tourism industry. He later served on the Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island.
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Perpetual MemorialSummerside, Canada