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Queen Elizabeth II is Canada's current monarch and therefore Canada's head of state. She is represented by the Governor General at national level (currently David Johnston).The Head of Government is the Prime Minister, the chief political adviser to the Queen and Governor General, and is currently Stephen Harper.
Our ceremonial head of state is the Governor General, but if by formal you mean hierarchy or who has the power and then it is the Prime Minister.
Our Governor General is a great ceremonial Head of State as they can have no political opinion and since they generally get to give things away are very popular.
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∙ 11y agoQueen Elizabeth II is Canada's current monarch and therefore Canada's head of state. She is represented by the Governor General at national level (currently David Johnston).The Head of Government is the Prime Minister, the chief political adviser to the Queen and Governor General, and is currently Stephen Harper.
Our ceremonial head of state is the Governor General, but if by formal you mean hierarchy or who has the power and then it is the Prime Minister.
Our Governor General is a great ceremonial Head of State as they can have no political opinion and since they generally get to give things away are very popular.
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∙ 14y agoAnonymous
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What us states located near the arctic circle and shares a border with Canadas Yukon territory?
AlaskaAlaska, the 49th state.
What is canadas national fish?
canadas national fish is cod and salmon................................................thats wat i think how bout u
What is Canadas import?
tropical fruit
What is Canadas capital city?
Ottawa
what is canadas largest providence?
mama
What is Canadas most popular sport?
Hockey
What are canadas top 10 imports?
pooopooo
What are Canadas laws?
To many laws to list
What is Canadas capitol?
Canada's capital is Ottawa.
When is canadas' national day?
July 1st
What is canadas youngest province?
Newfoundland and Labrador
What is Canadas holiday?
I think they celebrate Christmas
