The first Canadian Governor General was Lord Monck, who was appointed in 1867 when the Dominion of Canada was established. He served from July 1, 1867, until 1868. Monck's role was to represent the British Crown in Canada, and he played a crucial part in the early governance of the newly confederated provinces.
The first Canadian-born Governor General was Vincent Massey.
The first Canadian appointed as governor general was Vincent Massey, who took office in 1952. His appointment marked a significant milestone, as he was the first Canadian-born individual to hold this position, which had traditionally been occupied by British nobles. Massey served until 1959, contributing to the establishment of a more Canadian identity in the role.
Yes, but this requirement goes back only to the 1960s when the first Canadian-born Governor General was appointed or when the first francophone one was (General Georges Vanier).
The first woman to serve as Governor General was the Right Honourable Jeanne Sauvé, the 23rd Governor General of Canada.
In Australia, the first female Governor-General is Quentin Bryce, who was appointed on 5 September 2008.
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Jeanne Mathilde Sauvé PC CC CMM CD was Canada's first Governor General. She was appointed January 28, 1984 and took office May 14, 1984
first female governor general of Canada
she was a first Canadian governor General.... and She's a famous journalist now.
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