Who is the govrener of Canada?

Answer 1

Canada has a Governor General (the Queen's representative), who exercises the governmental powers of the Queen on the advice of the prime minister. Each province of Canada also has a Lieutenant Governor, who perform the same function on a provincial scale. Each territory has a commissioner, who perform the same functions as a Lieutenant Governor but as representatives not of the Queen, but of the Minister of Indian Affairs and Federal Interlocutor of Métis and Non-Status Indians.

Answer 2

ahhh, trick question. Canada has no Govrener because that position doesn't exist. There is a Governer General, who represents the Queen in Canada in Parliment, but Governer is more of a term that is used to identify American politicians.

You could say that the Governer General is Michaelle Jean, and the Prime Minister (roughly equivelant to American president) is Stephen Harper.

Answer 3

The federal representative of Her Majesty the Queen of Canada is the Governor General of Canada.

The provincial representatives of Her Majesty are styled Lieutenant Governors.

Answer 4

A governor is called a governor in Canada. In the US and other federations, a Governor is the Chief Executive of one of the federated states. The Chief Executive of a Canadian province is called a Lieutenant Governor. Note, however, that this position is largely ceremonial. Since a Lieutenant Governor is unelected, they appoint a Premier who is accountable to the elected provincial legislature to run the government.

Answer 5

The current Governor General is Her Excellency the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean.

Answer 6

No Canadian provinces have Premiers, not Governors

Answer 7

As of October 2015, the current governor general of Canada is David Lloyd Johnston, who was sworn in on October 1, 2010.