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 | | The Deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> is a politician and member <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> cabinet where deputy ministers are senior civil servants. | | | The official duties <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> are to answer on behalf <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> overall government policy during Question Period and chair the Cabinet <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada in the absence <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>>. | | | The Deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada (French: Vice-premier ministre du Canada) is an honourary position in the Canadian government, conferred at the discretion <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> on a member <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Cabinet. |
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| | <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | For example, John Turner was briefly <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> in 1984 without being a member <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the House <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Commons; he would ironically win his seat in the general election that swept him from power. | | | Since the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> is, in practice, the most powerful member <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Canadian government, he or she is sometimes erroneously referred to as Canada's head <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> state. | | | The <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada (French: Premier ministre du Canada), the head <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Government <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada, is usually the leader <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the political party with the most seats in the Canadian House <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Commons. |
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| | The Deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> is a politician and member <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> cabinet where deputy ministers are senior civil servants. | | | The official duties <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> are to answer on behalf <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> overall government policy during Question Period and chair the Cabinet <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada in the absence <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>>. | | | The Deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada (French: Vice-premier ministre du Canada) is an honourary position in the Canadian government, conferred at the discretion <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> on a member <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Cabinet. |
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| | Elsewhere, Nicholson, an MP from Niagara Falls, Ont., is the only <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> with previous federal cabinet experience, having served under the short tenure <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> Kim Campbell. | | | <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> Stephen Harper smiles during the group photo after being sworn in at Government House in Ottawa. | | | Monte Solberg is sworn in as <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Citizenship and Immigration. |
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| | If his or her party loses a motion <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> no confidence, a <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> may resign (allowing another party to form the government), or more often will appeal to the people by having Parliament dissolved and a general election held. | | | Since the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> is, in practice, the most powerful member <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Canadian government, he or she is sometimes erroneously referred to as Canada's head <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> state. | | | The <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada (French: Premier ministre du Canada), the head <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Government <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada, is usually the leader <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the political party with the most seats in the Canadian House <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Commons. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prime_Minister_of_Canada
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| | A council <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> ministers chaired by the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>>, the Cabinet is the senior echelon <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Ministry. | | | Deputy Ministers are neither MPs nor Cabinet Ministers but are the senior civil servant in a governmental department and assist the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> both by giving non-partisan advice and by assisting in the administration <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the department. | | | The last cabinet <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> to be neither a MP nor a Senator was Brian Tobin, who was appointed <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Industry several months before he won a seat in the 2000 General Election. |
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http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Cabinet_of_Canada
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| | <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> Mulroney also served as Co-Chairman <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the United Nations Summit on Children and his government played leading roles in the campaign against apartheid in South Africa, the creation <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Le Sommet de la Francophonie and the Gulf War. | | | <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> Mulroneyâs government also introduced a series <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> privatizations, a low inflation policy, historic tax reform, extensive deregulation and expenditure reduction policies that continue to be the basis <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canadaâs impressive economic performance today. | | | He went on to serve as President <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Iron Ore Company <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada before entering politics, becoming Leader <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Progressive Conservative Party <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada in 1983 and Leader <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Official Opposition in the House <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Commons, to which he was first elected in 1983 and re-elected in 1984 and 1988. |
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| | Martin took his oath <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> office in both English and French, becoming Canada's 21st <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>>. | | | Paul Martin is sworn in as the new <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada. | | | Chretien, who was sworn in as <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> in 1993 and turns 70 in January, had planned to retire in February but agreed to leave earlier after pressure from Martin, Liberal Party members and opposition parties. |
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http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/12/12/canada.leader.ap
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| | Abbott became leader <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Conservative Party and <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada upon the sudden death <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Sir John A. Macdonald in 1891, only three months after the Conservatives had won a general election. | | | Though Abbottâs tenure as <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> was short (he resigned due to ill health after seventeen months), it was the culmination <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> a long and illustrious career. | | | While in the Senate, Abbott served as <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> without Portfolio (1887-1891), Government Leader in the Senate (1887-1893), and President <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Privy Council (1891-1892). |
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| | Allan J. MacEachen Deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> as well as Government House leader in an interview with the press subsequent to the nomination <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> his Cabinet, September 16th, 1977. | | | The designation, Deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>>, is strictly an honorary title conferred at the discretion <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> on a member <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Cabinet. | | | <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> responsible for the Millenium Bureau <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada |
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| | Stephen Harper was sworn in as Canada's 22nd <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> on Monday, 14 days after his party's narrow victory paved the way for the first Conservative government since 1993. | | | Quebec MP is a former Liberal cabinet <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> and has served as Harper's deputy chief <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> staff | | | The Manitoba MP has been the province's justice and labour <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>>. |
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| | He served almost a quarter century in Liberal cabinets under four different <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> Ministers: William Lyon Mackenzie King, Louis St. Laurent, Lester <<b>bb>>Bb>bb>>. Pearson and Pierre Elliott Trudeau. | | | He was an influential cabinet <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> and is regarded as an architect <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> post-war social policy that is an enduring part <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Liberal legacy. | | | During his time as finance <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>>, Canada recorded five consecutive budget surpluses, erased a $42 billion deficit, paid down more than $36 billion in debt, invested in health care and other key priorities and put in place the largest tax cuts in Canadian history. |
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| | Martin has always said his campaign for the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>>'s job wasn't inspired by his father, who grasped for but never attained the Liberal leadership in the 1950s and '60s. | | | Lucienne Robillard becomes industry <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> and <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> responsible for the Economic Development Agency <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada for the Regions <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Quebec. | | | Anne McLellan becomes deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> and <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> public safety and emergency preparedness. |
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| | Deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> is often a job is held simultaneously with another ministry and usually given to one <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the most experienced ministers <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the cabinet. | | | A Deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> is the deputy <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> a <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> and a member <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> a nation's cabinet. | | | For this reason Deputy PM is often asked to succeed the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>>'s office following the PM's death or unexpected resignation although this is necessarily constitutionally mandated. |
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| | The new <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> has promised a more consultative form <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> government and made sweeping changes to Mr Chretien's cabinet. | | | Mr Martin has pledged to try to improve his government's communication with Canada's western provinces, where the majority <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> voters did not vote Liberal. | | | Under Mr Chretien's premiership, his Liberal Party also initiated controversial new laws - allowing same-sex marriages, and decriminalising the possession <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> small amounts <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> marijuana. |
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| | <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>PRIMEb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>MINISTERb>bb>>bb>bb>>> SAYS CANADA BETTER THAN U.S. MONTREAL, May 16, 2003 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Covering a May 14 speech by <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> Jean Chretien, the Toronto Sun reports today that "<<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> Jean Chretien says Canada is a better country than the United States because we've got gun control, abortion rights and no death penalty." | | | In recent years the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> has become more strident about his pro-abortion stance. | | | In fact, Chretien's recent comments in Montreal echo his comments at the March 2000 Liberal Party convention when he indicated that his party, the Liberal Party <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada, was pro- abortion. |
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| | Indeed, the forceful action Canada has taken, shoulder to shoulder with the United States, to track down and bring to justice those behind the attacks is unequivocal proof <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the views <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>>, the government and the people <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada as to who is responsible for September 11th. | | | The <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada: But I've said that it is a division in the world that is building up. | | | It is being wrongly reported today that in an interview broadcast on CBC television last night <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> Jean Chrétien singled out the United States for responsibility for the terrorist attacks <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> September 11, 2001. |
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| | Herb Gray, Deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada, received assurances that the federal government is now in a position to "move from dialogue to formal discussions, leading to an agreement" in the ongoing matter involving 'residential schools' litigation. | | | Meeting at his Centre Block offices in Ottawa, <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> Gray told the Anglican delegation he had received a definitive mandate two days earlier from Cabinet to act as the designated federal official tasked to bring the schools crisis to a satisfactory conclusion by initiating direct "negotiations" with the four church denominations named in litigation. | | | During the meeting, the delegation made a forceful presentation to <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> Gray reiterating the financial deadlines and programmatic pressures exerted by the residential schools crisis across Canada. |
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| | Following the terrorist attacks against the United States on September 11, 2001, he was appointed by the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> as chairman <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> a new Ad Hoc Cabinet Committee on Public Security and Anti-Terrorism, where he has coordinated Canada’s domestic and international response to the attacks. | | | Manley served as <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Infrastructure and Crown Corporations, and as Chairman <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Cabinet Committee on Economic Union and the Cabinet Committee on Social Union. | | | He was appointed as <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> National Revenue in June 1997, where he served until August 1999, when he was appointed as <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Fisheries and Oceans. |
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| | <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> Paul Martin today announced the appointment <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> William J.S. Elliott, currently Assistant Secretary to the Cabinet, Security and Intelligence, Privy Council Office, as his National Security Advisor, effective April 8, 2005. | | | He joined the Office <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada in 1988 and has held progressively more senior positions since that time, including Senior General Counsel and Head <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Legal Services for Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Justice Canada and Deputy Commissioner <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Canadian Coast Guard. | | | Wright for his dedication and excellent service as Associate Secretary to the Cabinet, Deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> to the Deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>>, Security and Intelligence Coordinator and National Security Advisor to the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>>. |
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| | Martin took his oath <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> office in both English and French, becoming Canada's 21st <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>>. | | | Paul Martin is sworn in as the new <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada. | | | He resigned both as <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> and member <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Parliament and made no comment to reporters as he left the ceremony -- a private citizen for the first time in 40 years. |
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http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/12/12/canada.leader.ap
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| | The <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> can also keep his job for life if his party is in the majority in parliament without the people's consent. | | | THe Deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada, John Manley dismissed the monarchy and stated that Canada should elect a head <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> state that is from Canada. | | | John Major and Margaret Thatcher both came from relatively lower-class backgrounds, and while the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> is not quite the head <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> state it's mostly a matter <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> semantics, in all honesty. |
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http://kier.3dfrontier.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-36984
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| | CBC News:Manley quits Liberal leadership race |
| | January 15, 2002: Named deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canada and <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> infrastructure and Crown corporations. | | | Manley, who is also deputy <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>primeb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>>, was thought to be running a distant second at best, but he said on Tuesday he was proud <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> what his candidacy was able to accomplish. | | | October 17, 2000: Appointed <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>ministerb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> foreign affairs; became chairman <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the ad-hoc cabinet committee on public security and anti-terrorism after the attacks <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> September 11, 2001. |
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http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2003/07/22/manley_quits030722
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