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How old was Pierre Trudeau when he became the Prime Minister of Canada?
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Pierre Trudeau was 48 when he became the Prime Minister on 1968 April 20, and 60 when he became Prime Minister again on 1980 March 3.
Pierre Trudeau was born on 1919 October 18.
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Who was the prime minister before Justin trudeau?
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How old was Pierre Trudeau when he was the Prime Minister of Canada?
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What was the price of bread in 1968 in Canada?
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When was Pierre Trudeau elected as Prime Minister?
Pierre Elliot Trudeau became the 15th Prime Minister of Canada on1968 April 20 serving until 1979 June 4 and1980 March 3 serving until 1984 June 30.
What did Pierre Trudeau do for human Rights?
Pierre Trudeau, as Prime Minsiter of Canada, was the author of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms which became part of the Canadian constitution in 1980, and which is the foundation of human rights in Canada.
Who was the prime minister in 1980?
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Who was the Prime Minister of Canada in the 1960's?
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Who was the only Candian ever to serve as Prime Minister of Great Britain?
Pierre Trudeau, who wed Margaret Sinclair in 1971, became the only Canada Prime Minister to get married in office. The two subsequently divorced in 1984.
Who was prime minister when Canada officially became a bilingual country?
Pierre Elliot Trudeau by passing this act schools started to teach french. French scools started to teach English
He succeeded john turner as prime minister of canada?
Turner had neither the time nor the power to accomplish anything as prime minister. When he was elected leader of the Liberal party he was neither an MP nor a Senator; he asked the governor-general of the time to dissolve parliament only nine days later. In that time about all he did was to make a number of choice appointments. Please see the link.
The 3 Canadian Prime Ministers in 1984?
Canada did have three Prime Ministers during 1984. Pierre Trudeau was ending his second stint as PM and was followed for three months only by his Liberal associate John Turner. In the 1984 fall general election Progressive Conservative Brian Mulroney became Prime Minister, and remained so until 1993.
Who was the Prime Minister of Canada in 1866?
Canada did not have a Prime Minister until it became a confederation on 1867 July 1.
