Canada's Prime Minister office is similar to the office of President in the United States.
There is no office by the name of "Minister of Canada."
Regardless of the outcome of an election, the prime minister will remain in office. If the prime minister's party loses the election, the prime minister will not leave office until the new government is sworn in, which could take several days.
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This isn't strictly true. The top office in the Canadian government is that of the Governor General of Canada (who represents the Queen in Canada). The Prime Minister is certainly the most politically influential official in the Canadian government, but not the top official. Canada has a Prime Minister because its government is modelled on that of the United Kingdom, which also has a Prime Minister. The United Kingdom has a Prime Minister because it became common, as a result of various political and historical factors, for one of the English monarch's advisers to become particularly influential in government. Eventually, this became engrained in the British system of government, to the point where the monarch lost the ability to actively govern the country.
Canadian ministers of the Crown stay in office indefinitely at the Governor General's pleasure. In practice, the Prime Minister is in control of the composition of the Ministry. Ministries are dissolved when the Prime Minister leaves office, though this also occurred once when former Prime Minister Robert Borden formed a coalition Unionist government while in office (dissolving his original Conservative government).
he or she is appointed by the Prime Minister
He came to power in 1896 as head of a Liberal government, and was in office until 1911.
The leader of the government in Australia is the Prime Minister.
The Prime Minister is the same as the U.S. President.
The Prime Minister assumes office after official assent is given by the Governor General to form a government of which the Prime Minister is the leader of and that this government forms a majority in the House of Commons.
John A. MacDonald became the first Prime Minister of Canada on July 1, 1867.
Repeatedly voted him into office.