21 and a half years.William Lyon Mackenzie King was the 10th Prime Minister of Canada from1921 December 29 to 1926 June 281926 September 25 to 1930 August 7, AND1935 October 23 to 1948 November 15almost 21 and a half years in total, the longest of any Prime Minister to date.
This has never happened.
R. B. Bennett became the 11th Prime Minister of Canada from 1930 August 7, serving until 1935 October 23.
Joe Clark became the 16th Prime Minister of Canada on 1979 June 4, and he served until 1980 March 3 when his minority government was defeated.
The Right Honourable Stephen Harper P.C., M.P. (Calgary-Southwest), the Prime Minister, is the Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada.
William Lyon Mackenzie King and the Liberal Party defeated R.B. Bennett and the Conservatives in the 1935 election to become Prime Minister of Canada.
No one. Canada did not officially become a nation with its own prime minister until 1867.
Yes and No. There is no legal requirement of such, but it would be extremely hard for a person to become Prime Minister of Canada without being a long-time citizen of Canada.
No one, Canada didn't become a country until 1867.
Yes, Arthur Meighen Prime Minister became the 9th Prime Minister of Canada.
Her Majesty the Queen of Canada appoints the Governor General (on the advice of the prime minister).
21 and a half years.William Lyon Mackenzie King was the 10th Prime Minister of Canada from1921 December 29 to 1926 June 281926 September 25 to 1930 August 7, AND1935 October 23 to 1948 November 15almost 21 and a half years in total, the longest of any Prime Minister to date.
This has never happened.
Paul Martin became the 21st Prime Minister of Canada from 2003 December 12 serving until 2006 February 6.
The current prime minister, the Right Honourable Stephen Harper, was appointed by Her Excellency the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean, Governor General of Canada, on 6 February 2006. He governs as leader of the Conservative Party of Canada.
The simplest answer to this question is that he won the 1921 election with the barest possible majority. King is said to have had limited personal charm but enormous grasp of political realities and exceptional ability to balance opposing forces that might have dislodged him.
Sir John Abbott became the 3rd Prime Minister of Canada on 1891 June 16 serving until 1892 November 24.