Canadian ministers are not elected.
Rather, the prime minister selects persons to become ministers, and the Governor General of Canada makes the appointments. Though ministers are not elected, they are nonetheless responsible to the elected representatives of the House of Commons. Ministers may be removed at any time by the Governor General (on the prime minister's advice), or collectively may be forced to resign or seek an election by a vote of the House of Commons.
The term shadow ministers is not used for Canadian politics; the equivelant position is critics, and they collectively form (with the Leader of Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition) a "Government-in-waiting" to replace the current party should the Governor General or electorate so decide. Critics are appointed by the Leader of the Opposition, and can be removed by the Leader of the Opposition.
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the majority of the party
Armenia's prime minister is appointed by the president of Armenia.
parliamentary
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No, Cameroon is a Republic that elects a President and a Prime Minister
The position of Shadow Prime Minister does not exist.
The shadow prime minister is the leader of the opposition
The party that won the majority in the elections choses a person who will be the Prime-minister.
The shadow minister can deliver a fatal blow to a government minister, either concerning matters of professional or personal conduct, or of policy. Shadow minister is not a minister or a cabinet. They basically disagree to the opposing team.
Parliamentary democracy is the type of democracy where the legislature, typically the parliament, elects the prime minister. The prime minister is the head of government and is accountable to the parliament.