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Crown
Head of State
-
Queen Elizabeth II
Federal government
Governor General
-
Ray Hnatyshyn
Cabinet
Prime Minister
-
Brian Mulroney
Deputy Prime Minister
-
Don Mazankowski
Minister of Finance
-
Michael Wilson
then
Don Mazankowski
Secretary of State for External Affairs
-
Joe Clark
then
Barbara McDougall
Minister of National Defence
-
Bill McKnight
then
Marcel Masse
Minister of National Health and Welfare
-
Perrin Beatty
then
Benoît Bouchard
Minister of Industry, Science and Technology
-
Benoît Bouchard
then
Michael Wilson
Minister of the Environment
-
Robert de Cotret
then
Jean Charest
Minister of Justice
-
Kim Campbell
Minister of Transport
-
Doug Lewis
then
Jean Corbeil
Minister of Communications
-
Marcel Masse
then
Perrin Beatty
Minister of Fisheries and Oceans
-
Bernard Valcourt
then
John Crosbie
Minister of Agriculture
-
Don Mazankowski
then
Bill McKnight
Minister of Public Works
-
Elmer MacKay
Minister of Employment and Immigration
-
Barbara McDougall
then
Bernard Valcourt
Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources
-
Jake Epp
Minister of Forestry
-
Frank Oberle
Minister of Veterans Affairs
-
Gerry Merrithew
Parliament
See:
34th Canadian parliament
Party leaders
Progressive Conservative Party of Canada
-
Brian Mulroney
Liberal Party of Canada
-
Jean Chrétien
Bloc Québécois
-
Lucien Bouchard
New Democratic Party
-
Audrey McLaughlin
Reform Party of Canada
-
Preston Manning
Supreme Court justices
Chief Justice:
Antonio Lamer
Beverley McLachlin
Bertha Wilson
then
Frank Iacobucci
William Stevenson
Gérard V. La Forest
John Sopinka
Peter deCarteret Cory
Claire L'Heureux-Dubé
Charles D. Gonthier
Other
Speaker of the House of Commons
-
John Allen Fraser
Governor of the Bank of Canada
-
John Crow
Chief of the Defence Staff
- General
John de Chastelain
Provinces and territories
Premiers
Premier of Alberta
-
Don Getty
Premier of British Columbia
-
Bill Vander Zalm
then
Rita Johnston
then
Michael Harcourt
Premier of Manitoba
-
Gary Filmon
Premier of New Brunswick
-
Frank McKenna
Premier of Newfoundland
-
Clyde Wells
Premier of Nova Scotia
-
Roger Bacon
then
Donald Cameron
Premier of Ontario
-
Bob Rae
Premier of Prince Edward Island
-
Joe Ghiz
Premier of Quebec
-
Robert Bourassa
Premier of Saskatchewan
-
Grant Devine
then
Roy Romanow
Premier of the Northwest Territories
-
Dennis Patterson
then
Nellie Cournoyea
Premier of Yukon
-
Tony Penikett
Lieutenant-governors
Lieutenant-Governor of Alberta
-
Helen Hunley
then
Gordon Towers
Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia
-
David Lam
Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba
-
George Johnson
Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick
-
Gilbert Finn
Lieutenant-Governor of Newfoundland and Labrador
-
James Aloysius McGrath
then
Frederick Russell
Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia
-
Lloyd Roseville Crouse
Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario
-
Lincoln Alexander
then
Hal Jackman
Lieutenant-Governor of Prince Edward Island
-
Marion Reid
Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec
-
Martial Asselin
Lieutenant-Governor of Saskatchewan
-
Sylvia Fedoruk
Mayors
Toronto
-
Art Eggleton
, then
June Rowlands
Montreal
-
Jean Doré
Vancouver
-
Gordon Campbell
Ottawa
-
James A. Durrell
then
Marc Laviolette
then
Jacquelin Holzman
Religious leaders
Roman Catholic Bishop of Quebec
- Archbishop
Maurice Couture
Roman Catholic Bishop of Montreal
- Cardinal Archbishop
Jean-Claude Turcotte
Roman Catholic Bishops of London
- Bishop
John Michael Sherlock
Moderator of the
United Church of Canada
-
Walter H. Farquharson
See also
1990 Canadian incumbents
Events in Canada in 1991
1992 Canadian incumbents
Governmental leaders in 1991
Canadian incumbents by year
Categories
:
Lists of Canadian leaders by year
1991 in Canada
1991 in Canadian politics
Lists of office-holders in 1991
Hidden categories:
Articles with short description
Short description is different from Wikidata
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
(Redirected from
1991 Canadian incumbents
)
Crown
Head of State
-
Queen Elizabeth II
Federal government
Governor General
-
Ray Hnatyshyn
Cabinet
Prime Minister
-
Brian Mulroney
Deputy Prime Minister
-
Don Mazankowski
Minister of Finance
-
Michael Wilson
then
Don Mazankowski
Secretary of State for External Affairs
-
Joe Clark
then
Barbara McDougall
Minister of National Defence
-
Bill McKnight
then
Marcel Masse
Minister of National Health and Welfare
-
Perrin Beatty
then
Benoît Bouchard
Minister of Industry, Science and Technology
-
Benoît Bouchard
then
Michael Wilson
Minister of the Environment
-
Robert de Cotret
then
Jean Charest
Minister of Justice
-
Kim Campbell
Minister of Transport
-
Doug Lewis
then
Jean Corbeil
Minister of Communications
-
Marcel Masse
then
Perrin Beatty
Minister of Fisheries and Oceans
-
Bernard Valcourt
then
John Crosbie
Minister of Agriculture
-
Don Mazankowski
then
Bill McKnight
Minister of Public Works
-
Elmer MacKay
Minister of Employment and Immigration
-
Barbara McDougall
then
Bernard Valcourt
Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources
-
Jake Epp
Minister of Forestry
-
Frank Oberle
Minister of Veterans Affairs
-
Gerry Merrithew
Parliament
See:
34th Canadian parliament
Party leaders
Progressive Conservative Party of Canada
-
Brian Mulroney
Liberal Party of Canada
-
Jean Chrétien
Bloc Québécois
-
Lucien Bouchard
New Democratic Party
-
Audrey McLaughlin
Reform Party of Canada
-
Preston Manning
Supreme Court justices
Chief Justice:
Antonio Lamer
Beverley McLachlin
Bertha Wilson
then
Frank Iacobucci
William Stevenson
Gérard V. La Forest
John Sopinka
Peter deCarteret Cory
Claire L'Heureux-Dubé
Charles D. Gonthier
Other
Speaker of the House of Commons
-
John Allen Fraser
Governor of the Bank of Canada
-
John Crow
Chief of the Defence Staff
- General
John de Chastelain
Provinces and territories
Premiers
Premier of Alberta
-
Don Getty
Premier of British Columbia
-
Bill Vander Zalm
then
Rita Johnston
then
Michael Harcourt
Premier of Manitoba
-
Gary Filmon
Premier of New Brunswick
-
Frank McKenna
Premier of Newfoundland
-
Clyde Wells
Premier of Nova Scotia
-
Roger Bacon
then
Donald Cameron
Premier of Ontario
-
Bob Rae
Premier of Prince Edward Island
-
Joe Ghiz
Premier of Quebec
-
Robert Bourassa
Premier of Saskatchewan
-
Grant Devine
then
Roy Romanow
Premier of the Northwest Territories
-
Dennis Patterson
then
Nellie Cournoyea
Premier of Yukon
-
Tony Penikett
Lieutenant-governors
Lieutenant-Governor of Alberta
-
Helen Hunley
then
Gordon Towers
Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia
-
David Lam
Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba
-
George Johnson
Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick
-
Gilbert Finn
Lieutenant-Governor of Newfoundland and Labrador
-
James Aloysius McGrath
then
Frederick Russell
Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia
-
Lloyd Roseville Crouse
Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario
-
Lincoln Alexander
then
Hal Jackman
Lieutenant-Governor of Prince Edward Island
-
Marion Reid
Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec
-
Martial Asselin
Lieutenant-Governor of Saskatchewan
-
Sylvia Fedoruk
Mayors
Toronto
-
Art Eggleton
, then
June Rowlands
Montreal
-
Jean Doré
Vancouver
-
Gordon Campbell
Ottawa
-
James A. Durrell
then
Marc Laviolette
then
Jacquelin Holzman
Religious leaders
Roman Catholic Bishop of Quebec
- Archbishop
Maurice Couture
Roman Catholic Bishop of Montreal
- Cardinal Archbishop
Jean-Claude Turcotte
Roman Catholic Bishops of London
- Bishop
John Michael Sherlock
Moderator of the
United Church of Canada
-
Walter H. Farquharson
See also
1990 Canadian incumbents
Events in Canada in 1991
1992 Canadian incumbents
Governmental leaders in 1991
Canadian incumbents by year
Categories
:
Lists of Canadian leaders by year
1991 in Canada
1991 in Canadian politics
Lists of office-holders in 1991
Hidden categories:
Articles with short description
Short description is different from Wikidata
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