Canadian Prime Ministers

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.

Arthur Meighen.

Why indeed? Trudeau was not popular in most of Canada but he was popular in the most important and the most populous parts. So popular it was rightfully called Trudeau mania.

He came along when most of the early boomers were just starting to vote. In him they saw someone young, like them, that represented change. Trudeau played up his pop star status and went on to change Canada as no other Prime Minister before him.

There is no restriction on the number of terms a Prime Minister can serve, or the duration of each term. A Prime Mimister remains in office for as long as his party is in power while he is its leader, regardless of how many elections occur during that time. It is quite common for Prime Ministers to win several electoral mandates during a term in office. Notably, Sir John A. Macdonald won four electoral mandates during his second term in office, and Sir Wilfred Laurier did the same during his term. Several Prime Ministers, including Sir John A. Macdonald and Sir William Lyon Mackenzie King, served multiple terms as a result of regaining power after having lost office. The most recent Prime Minister to do so was Pierre Trudeau.

Stephen Joseph Harper is the Prime Minister of Canada in 2012. Harper became the 22nd Prime Minister of Canada on 2006 February 6, leading the Conservative Party to a minority government. After the next election on 2008 October 14, Harper continued as Prime Minister with a stronger minority. After 2011 May 2, the Conservatives held a majority position in parliament.

Conservative Stephen Harper.

Brian Mulroney was the 18th Prime Minister of Canada, and he is still alive.

he believed it because he did. and that is that He believed conscriptionwas necessary because it was a numbers war. After the battle of Vimy Ridge(?) or Passchaedeale(?) and loosing so many soldiers he belived that it was necessary to enforce a law that would make all of the elligable men for fighting, because it was a war of attrition

no he bacame a president

No PM brought home confederation. However Trudeau brought the Constitution home to Canada.

Between 1921 and 1926 King was Prime Minister and Minister for External Affairs. His party's majority in parliament had disappeared in the 1925 election and he relied upon the support of the Progressives to carry legislation. He was then involved in the famous King-Byng affair. This arose when his government faced a motion of http://www.answers.com/topic/censure in 1926 which it was sure to lose and his request to Governor General Byng for a dissolution was refused. The main opposition party, the Conservatives, were then given the opportunity to form a government which lasted a short time until it lost a key vote, and Byng agreed to the Conservative request for a dissolution. In the election, King's Liberals gained a clear majority. His party lost the 1929 election - which meant that it escaped some of the responsibility and unpopularity for tackling the economic depression - but returned in 1935. King was influential in shaping the Statute of Westminster (1931), which paved the way to a greater self-government for the dominions in the British Empire. In the late 1930s he supported the http://www.answers.com/topic/appeasement of http://www.answers.com/topic/benito-mussolini and http://www.answers.com/topic/adolf-hitler, until it was clear that war was inevitable.

No, he (or she) can in fact be a member of the House of Lords (I think) but this would be a very difficult (probably unworkable) situation. So perhaps I am saying the answer is in fact Yes....

He had two brothers, Marmaduke and Vaughn. See the link.

John A McDonald

yes. She had a dog and it was a collie. Kim named it Pennie

Andrew Bonar Law (16 September 1858 - 30 October 1923) was a Canadian-born British Conservative Party statesman and Prime Minister. Currently he is the only British Prime Minister to have been born outside the United Kingdom.

Pierre Elliot Trudeau. The media obsession with him was called Trudeau-mania.

He got married at the age of 28.

The motto of John G. Diefenbaker High School is 'Freedom, Choice, Responsibility'.

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