101. FrontPage Magazine.com :: Pining For Stalin: Remembering Canadian Prime Minister Pining for Stalin Remembering canadian prime Minister Mackenzie King The canadian prime Minister at the time, Mackenzie King, loved Joseph Stalin so http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=995

102. USATODAY.com - Text Of Former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's Tribute Text of former canadian prime Minister Brian Mulroney s tribute http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2004-06-11-mulroney-reagan_x.htm

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103. Online NewsHour Update: Canadian Prime Minister To Exit Early Amist Party Pressu canadian prime MINISTER TO EXIT EARLY AMIDST PARTY PRESSURE. Jean Chretien signaledthis week he would step down as Canada s prime minister earlier than http://www.pbs.org/newshour/updates/canada_11-14-03.html

November 14, 2003, 4:50pm EST CANADIAN PRIME MINISTER TO EXIT EARLY AMIDST PARTY PRESSURE Jean Chretien signaled this week he would step down as Canada's prime minister earlier than planned to clear the way for former Finance Minister Paul Martin to take the helm of the Liberal Party on Friday. Nov. 28, 2000 Jean Chretien's renewed mandate after winning reelection. Online NewsHour Background Reports: Canada In Canadian politics, the leader of the governing party serves as the prime minister. And Martin, who helped take the country out of its fiscal troubles during his nine years as finance minister, is expected to have no problem securing his party's leadership at its convention Friday. Chretien still must formally retire, and reportedly plans to do so prior to the start of Parliament's new session on Jan. 12. "After 40 years and a half (in politics), it is time to move to something else," Chretien, 69, said in a television interview. He reportedly plans to go back to work as a lawyer. He threw his support to Martin, 65, saying, "Although we have accomplished so much, there is still so much more to do. Paul Martin will need all our support ... and I can assure Paul that you have my support." The conciliatory gesture came in marked contrast to the two men's previous leadership battles that caused party infighting and almost led to a revolt last year intended to force Chretien from power, according to the Associated Press.

104. Online NewsHour: Fmr. Canadian Prime Minister Mulroney -- June 11, 2004 The following text is the full remarks by former canadian prime Minister Brian FORMER canadian prime MINISTER BRIAN MULRONEY In the spring of 1987, http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/white_house/jan-june04/mulroneytranscript_reaganf

BRIAN MULRONEY June 11, 2004 The following text is the full remarks by former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney at the funeral for former Pres. Ronald Reagan. Online NewsHour Special: In Memoriam: Ronald Reagan More NewsHour coverage of the White House News for Students: World Mourns Death of Former President Ronald Reagan The White House, Biography of Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan Memorial Foundation Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum ... The Ronald Reagan Ranch FORMER CANADIAN PRIME MINISTER BRIAN MULRONEY: In the spring of 1987, President Reagan and I were driven into a large hangar at the Ottawa airport to await the arrival of Mrs. Reagan and my wife, Mila, prior to departure ceremonies for their return to Washington. We were alone except for the security details. President Reagan's visit had been important, demanding and successful. Our discussions reflected the international agenda of the times: the nuclear threat posed by the Soviet Union and the missile deployment by NATO, pressures on the Warsaw Pact, challenges resulting from the Berlin Wall and the ongoing separation of Germany, and bilateral and hemispheric free trade. President Reagan had spoken to Parliament, handled complex files with skill and good humor, strongly impressing his Canadian hosts. And here we were, waiting for our wives.

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107. CANADIANS LACK KNOWLEDGE ABOUT PRIME MINISTERS Support for creating a new public holiday to honour past prime ministers isstrongest in Ontario (55%) and Atlantic Canada (54%) and weakest in Quebec (35%) http://www.ipsos-na.com/news/pressrelease.cfm?id=1392

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Political Information Net Encyclopedia Prime Minister of Canada Encyclopedia of Political Information. The Prime Minister of Canada , the head of the Canadian government , is the leader of the political party with the most seats in the Canadian House of Commons. The Prime Minister has the right to the style of Right Honourable . The current prime minister is the Rt. Hon. Paul Martin Paul Martin Current Prime Minister Table of contents 1 Qualifications and selection 2 Term 3 Role and Authority 4 Too much power? ... 5 See also Qualifications and selection The Prime Minister may be any Canadian citizen of voting age (18). It is customary for all party leaders to also be sitting members of the House of Commons. If the a leader should fail to win his or her seat, a junior MP in a safe seat would typically resign to permit a by-election to elect that leader to a seat. However, if the party leader is changed shortly before an election is due and the new leader is not a Member of Parliament, he or she will normally await the general election before running for a seat. John Turner was briefly Prime Minister in 1984, for example, without being a member of the House of Commons. The official residence of the Prime Minister is 24 Sussex Drive in Ottawa, Ontario. All Prime Ministers have lived there since Louis St. Laurent in 1951. In earlier years, it was tradition that the Sovereign bestow a knighthood on each new Canadian Prime Minister. As such, several carry the prefix "Sir" before their name. Since the Nickle Resolution, it is against policy for the Sovereign to grant titles to Canadians.

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110. CARICOM Heads Of Government Bid Farewell To Canadian Prime Minister The prime Minister of Canada, who has traditionally taken time out at theseCommonwealth The outgoing canadian prime Minister and CARICOM Heads of http://www.caricom.org/pressreleases/pres163_03.htm

111. President Hu Jintao Meets With Polish President, Greek, Canadian During his meeting with canadian prime Minister Jean Chretien, Hu said both Chinaand Canada were important countries in the AsianPacific region. http://gr.china-embassy.org/eng/zxgx/sbwl/t146124.htm

112. Rogers Communications Inc. And 7th Floor Media Launch An Online Portrayal Of Can The prime ministers of Canada is the most comprehensive and engaging web siteabout In addition to biographies of all of Canada s prime ministers, http://www.7thfloormedia.com/news/news6.html

Rogers Communications Inc. and 7th Floor Media Launch An Online Portrayal of Canada's Prime Ministers VANCOUVER (Jan. 22, 2003) - Canadians no longer have an excuse for not knowing who Canada's first prime minister was as they can learn about Sir John A. Macdonald, and all the other prime ministers, in a new web site that was created, designed, and produced by Simon Fraser University's 7th Floor Media, with funding from Rogers Communications Inc. "The Prime Ministers of Canada: Intimate Portraits of the Nation's Leaders," is an informative and lively look at Canada's leaders available online at www.primeministers.ca. "We are thrilled to be a part of the creation of this fabulous resource, which will educate and entertain Canadians about the personalities, policies, and politics that have created this Nation," says Jan Innes, Vice President, Communications for Rogers Communications Inc. "The Prime Ministers of Canada" is the most comprehensive and engaging web site about Canada's leaders currently available. In addition to biographies of all of Canada's prime ministers, the web site offers extensive analysis of the eight most important prime ministers, with glimpses into their personalities. Leading historians, journalists, and political colleagues provide original commentaries and interviews. The site is rich in content and filled with graphics, video, and audio segments that provide the user with many hours of interesting exploration. "The Prime Ministers of Canada" began as a CDROM project in 1995. With funding from Rogers Communications, Inc., 7th Floor Media (then called ExCITE) began researching, writing, designing, interviewing, and programming "The Lives and Times of the Canadian Prime Ministers." McClelland and Stewart published the CDROM in 1997 to accompany their digital version of the Canadian Encyclopedia. "It is rewarding to have revisited the lives of our prime ministers in order to make this history fresh and relevant for a new online audience," says Noni Maté, Co-Director of 7th Floor Media.

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114. Prime Minister Of Canada: Welcome! Official website of the Liberal prime Minister of Canada Paul Martin. News,speeches and press releases. http://pm.gc.ca/eng/default.asp

Contact the PM Help Search canada.gc.ca ... Login Prime Minister Paul Martin attends UN 2005 World Summit Prime Minister Paul Martin is attending the UN 2005 World Summit in New York on September 14 to 16, 2005. Read More Photo Slide Show - Prime Minister Paul Martin visits ships leaving to help in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina Prime Minister Paul Martin visited Halifax on September 6, 2005 to see four ships leave for New Orleans to assist in the Hurricane Katrina aftermath. Read More President of China visits Canada Chinese President Hu Jintao is in Canada on September 8 to 11 and 16 to 17, 2005. Read More Appointment of new Governor General Read More Prime Minister Paul Martin applauds recent elections in Afghanistan Address by Prime Minister Paul Martin at the United Nations General Assembly Statement by the Prime Minister at the signing of the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism ... All News Last Updated: 2005-09-19 Important Notices

115. Historic Sites And Monuments Board Of Canada - Grave Sites Of Canadian Prime Min Arthur Meighen, Canada s ninth prime minister, was gifted with a strong intellectand He served two short periods as prime minister, first in 192021, http://parkscanada.pch.gc.ca/clmhc-hsmbc/pm/Meighen_E.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... List of Publications Contact Information: Executive Secretary Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada 5th Floor, 25 Eddy Street Gatineau, Quebec Tel: (819) 997-4059 Fax: (819) 934-1115 hsmbc-clmhc@pc.gc.ca Grave Sites of Canadian Prime Ministers Born on June 16, 1874, Anderson, Ontario Died on August 5, 1960, Toronto, Ontario Buried at St. Marys Cemetery, St. Marys, Ontario Arthur Meighen, Canada's ninth prime minister, was gifted with a strong intellect and sharp debating skills. He served two short periods as prime minister, first in 1920-21, and then in 1926. Raised in Ontario, Meighen pros- pered in legal practice in Manitoba. He was elected to Parliament in 1908 and joined Sir Robert Borden's cabinet in 1913. Meighen quickly became invaluable to the Conservative government. He developed complex wartime policies and was relentless in debate with the government's critics. In 1920, he succeeded Borden as prime minister, but his party lost the general election of 1921. After the election of 1925, no party held a clear majority, and Prime Minister King's government fell in mid-1926. Meighen and his party formed a government, but they were swept from power in the election that soon followed. Meighen resigned as Conservative Party leader. He later served in the Senate and made a brief return to elective politics in 1942.

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Add to Favorites General Encyclopedia Legal ... Law forum Search Word: Visit our Law forums Labor Law Accidents Law Bankruptcy Law Business Law ... Governor General Prime Minister Cabinet Legislative Parliament Senate ... Provinces and territories The Prime Minister of Canada , the head of the Canadian government , is usually the leader of the political party with the most seats in the Canadian House of Commons . The Prime Minister has the right to the style of Right Honourable . The current prime minister is the Rt. Hon. Paul Martin Paul Martin Current Prime Minister Contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Qualifications and selection 2 Term 3 Role and Authority 4 Too much power? ... 7 External links Qualifications and selection The Prime Minister may be any Canadian citizen of voting age (18 years). It is customary for the prime minister to also be a sitting member of the House of Commons and able to speak French and English . If the prime minister should fail to win his or her seat, a junior MP in a safe seat would typically resign to permit a by-election to elect that leader to a seat. However, if the leader of the governing party is changed shortly before an election is due and the new leader is not a Member of Parliament, he or she will normally await the general election before running for a seat. For example, John Turner was briefly Prime Minister in without being a member of the House of Commons; he would ironically win his seat in the general election that swept him from power. The official residence of the Prime Minister is

117. The Right Honourable Paul Martin, Prime Minister Of Canada The Right Honourable Paul Martin, prime Minister of Canada. http://www.pco-bcp.gc.ca/default.asp?Language=E&Page=primeminister

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Culture Geography History Life ... WorldVillage Prime Minister of Canada From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Prime Minister of Canada , the head of the Canadian government , is usually the leader of the political party with the most seats in the Canadian House of Commons . The Prime Minister has the right to the style of Right Honourable . The current prime minister is the Rt. Hon. Paul Martin This article is part of the series Politics of Canada Executive The Crown Governor General Prime Minister Cabinet Legislative Parliament Senate ... Provinces and territories Contents 1 Qualifications and selection 2 Term 3 Role and Authority 4 Too much power? ... edit Qualifications and selection The Prime Minister may be any Canadian citizen of voting age (18 years). It is customary for the prime minister to also be a sitting member of the House of Commons and able to speak French and English . If the prime minister should fail to win his or her seat, a junior MP in a safe seat would typically resign to permit a by-election to elect that leader to a seat. However, if the leader of the governing party is changed shortly before an election is due and the new leader is not a Member of Parliament, he or she will normally await the general election before running for a seat. For example, John Turner was briefly Prime Minister in without being a member of the House of Commons; he would ironically win his seat in the general election that swept him from power. The official residence of the Prime Minister is

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