One does not technically "run for Prime Minister". The leader of the party that gains the most seats in the House normally becomes Prime Minister.
The current Federal party leaders are:
Stephen Harper (Conservative Party)
Stephane Dion (Liberal Party)
Jack Layton (New Democratic Party)
Elizabeth May (Green Party)
Gilles Duceppe (Bloc Quebecois)*
*The Bloc Quebecois does not field candidates outside of Quebec. Although theoretically possible for him to become Prime Minister, the minority government that would have to be involved would be so mathematically and demographically unrepresentative that it would almost certainly be quashed by a Coalition Government involving other parties.
Those who are in Canada's federal election for Prime Minister of Canada. In Canada the leader of the most popular party, that which wins the most seats becomes Prime Minister (as opposed to the USA process of voting for a specific person to lead the country). Here is a list of the political parties and their leaders: Conservative - Steven Harper (currently in office) Liberal - Stéphane Dion New Democratic Party (NDP) - Jack Layton Bloc Québécois (only in Québec) - Gilles Duceppe Green Party - Elizabeth May
In a parliamentary form of government, political parties do not run for prime minister and the office of prime minister is not contested directly. Canada has approximately 20 registered political parties, which tend to cover the political spectrum, but only four political parties have elected members to the House of Commons in recent years.
Generally, the leader of the party with the most seats is chosen to be Prime Minister by the Governor General of Canada. If there is a minority government, the Prime Minister does not have to be the leader of the party with the most seats, but that leader is generally given preference over other leaders.
Paul Martin Jr. became the 21st Prime Minister of Canada on 2003 December 12, succeeding Jean Chretien whom had resigned. Martin was succeeded by Stephen Harper on 2006 February 6.
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Paul Martin Jr. became the 21st Prime Minister of Canada on 2003 December 12, succeeding Jean Chretien whom had resigned. Martin was succeeded by Stephen Harper on 2006 February 6.
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Jean Chretien stopped being Prime Minister on 2003 December 12, concluding over 10 years in office as Prime Minister of Canada.
Paul Martin became the 21st Prime Minister of Canada from 2003 December 12 serving until 2006 February 6.
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Paul Martin Jr. became the 21st Prime Minister of Canada on 2003 December 12, succeeding Jean Chretien whom had resigned. Martin was succeeded by Stephen Harper on 2006 February 6.
The currrent Prime Minister of Canada is Stephen Harper (Conservative; 2006-Present) The Prime Minister before him was Paul Martin (Liberal; 2003-2006).
The Right Honorable Joseph Jacques Jean Chrétien(Liberal) was the Prime Minister of Canada in 1998.Chretien was the 20th Prime Minister of Canada from 1993 November 4 to 2003 December 12.
The Right Honorable Joseph Jacques Jean Chretien was the 20th Prime Minister of Canada from 1993 November 4 to 2003 December 12.Both Brian Mulroney and Kim Campbell were Prime Minister in 1993 as well, before Jean Chretien.Paul Martin was Prime Minister in 2003 after Jean Chretien.
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Jean Chrétien was the Prime Minister of Canada in 1994.Chrétien became the 20th Prime Minister of Canada on 1993 November 4, leading the Liberal party to a landslide victory in the wake of Brian Mulroney's resignation, easily defeating then Prime Minister Kim Campbell. Chrétien was re-elected in 1997 and 2000, and held the office until 2003 December 12, when he resigned amidst allegations in the Sponsorship Scandal.