To become a Protestant minister, typically one must obtain a bachelor's degree, complete a seminary program, gain experience through practical ministry work, and be ordained by a recognized governing body or church denomination. Each denomination may have specific requirements or pathways for ordination.

To run for the position of Prime Minister of Canada, you need to be a member of a political party, have support from party members, and be chosen as the party leader. Once selected, the leader campaigns nationwide for the party in general elections, aiming to secure the most seats in the House of Commons. If successful, the leader can become the Prime Minister if their party forms a majority government or is able to form a coalition with other parties.

Charles Tupper was an only child. sucks for him. ;)

Kim Campbell was the 19th Prime Minister of Canada, serving from June to November 1993. During her brief time in office, she did not have the opportunity to introduce or pass any significant laws. Her administration focused primarily on the management of government affairs during the transition period leading up to the general election.

Yes, there are several things named after Alexander Mackenzie. For example, the Mackenzie River in Canada, the second-longest river in North America, is named after him. There is also the Mackenzie Mountains in Canada and Mackenzie Bay in Antarctica, both of which are named in his honor. Additionally, the Mackenzie Basin in New Zealand is named after him.

This isn't a coin, but a medallion issued by Shell Oil company sometime between 1967 and 1970. It wasn't legal tender. 1873 is the year Mackenzie was PM, not when the medallion was made.

They sell for anywhere from .50cents a couple of dollars depending on the quality and if you can find a collector.

Alaska has no Prime Minister as it is the 49th state of the United States of America, and as such, has a Governor and Lieutenant Governor. Where'd this question come from, anyway?

The Queen is the Head of State, meaning she is the figurehead of the country. The Queen can receive foreign guests, assist in diplomacy and make speeches on behalf of the nation, although the Prime Minister also has these jobs. The Prime Minister is the Head of Government and is in charge of the legislative and executive branches of government. He leads the ruling party and oversees the proposing, passing and implementing of new laws.

The polls were closed and counted.

2006:

5.4 million voted for Conservative candidates

4.5 million voted for Liberal candidates

2.6 million voted for NDP candidates

1.6 million voted for Bloc Quebecois candidates

0.7 million voted for Green candidates

There is no law requiring the prime minister to speak French. For that matter, there is no law requiring the prime minister to speak English either. But for more than a generation, the prime minister from time to time has been able to speak both official languages. The last prime minister to be unilingual English speaking was John George Diefenbaker (1957-1963). (That's Dief, as in chief, followed by en, and then baker.) Diefenbaker used to joke that when he spoke French, every English speaking Canadian knew exactly what he was saying. His pronunciation of the French that was written for him was absolutely dreadful. As a practical political reality, it is now unlikely that anyone would become prime minister who was not bilingual.

Sir Charles Tupper wanted Confederation, for he thought that the railway was needed in Nova Scotia in order to make Nova Scotia's economy prosper. He thought Confederation would let Nova Scotia continue to live.

PEACE.

the executive

Pierre Trudea added a Charter of Rights and Freedoms to the Canadian Constitution in 1982.

Pierre Trudeau has 1 sister named Suzette ,and one brother named Charles Jr.

There have been four Canadian Prime Ministers who were born outside of Canada. They are none other than Sir John A. MacDonald - Scottish and Canadian, Alexander Mackenzie, also Scottish and Canadian, Sir Mackenzie Bowell, Scottish and Canadian, and the most recent, John Turner, English and Canadian. Many Cabinet Ministers throughout history have also held multiple citizenships.

It was Alexander, Justin, Michel and Sarah trudeau.

Whether any given Prime Minsiter was "good" is entirely subjective. He was the Prime Minister of Canada throughout WWI, and managed to largely unite the fractured Canadian political scene in his Unionist party. He is credited with contributing to developing the equality of the nations within the British Empire (which became the Commonwealth of Nations). Borden is particularly known for his involvement in the Conscription Crisis of 1917. His face is featured on the Canadian $100 bill.

Yes, of course his kids were Patricia and Geoffry!! :)

Lester B. Pearson was the 14th Prime Minister of Canada.

it doesn't matter.......

a prime minister should only be a citizen of India

&,

he should be a member of either house of the Parliament.

(after becoming PM he can be elected within 6 months)

prime minister doesn't have any educational qualification

Yes, the Prime Minister can be reelected as an MP any number of times, even if they are no longer prime minister following their reelection.

If you mean 'reelected as Prime Minister', the Prime Minister is not directly elected to begin with.

However, the term of a Prime Minister is indefinite, and a Prime Minister can be reappointed by the Governor General any number of times. The only limitation on a Prime Minister's term is that he/she must maintain the confidence of the House of Commons, and can be forced to resign through political pressure (or be dismissed by the Governor General, though this is rare) at any time.

Pierre Trudeau was Prime Minister on different occasions, non consecutively, for a period of about 17 years.