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| | |  24 Sussex Drive: Encyclopedia II - Louis St. Laurent - Prime Minister of CanadaIn 1948, King retired, and quietly persuaded his senior ministers to support St. Laurent's selection as the new Liberal leader at the Liberal leadership convention of August 1948. St. Laurent won, and became leader of the Liberal party and Prime Minister of Canada.
In the 1949 federal election that followed his ascension to the Liberal leadership many wondered, including Liberal party insiders, if this shy, reserved, dignified, grandfatherly man would appeal to the post-war populace of Canada. On the campaign trail, St. Laurent's imag ...
See also:Louis St. Laurent, Louis St. Laurent - Early life and career, Louis St. Laurent - Appointment to the Mackenzie King Cabinet, Louis St. Laurent - Party leadership, Louis St. Laurent - Prime Minister of Canada, Louis St. Laurent - Foreign policy, Louis St. Laurent - Domestic policy, Louis St. Laurent - Defeat in the 1957 Election, Louis St. Laurent - Supreme Court Appointments, Louis St. Laurent - Retirement Read more here: » Louis St. Laurent: Encyclopedia II - Louis St. Laurent - Prime Minister of Canada |
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| | | | 24 Sussex Drive: Encyclopedia II - Head of government - Types and titles of Head of Government The most common style for a head of government is "Prime Minister." It is not only used as a formal title, but often also, more informally, as a generic term to describe the head of government, who is formally the first amongst the "ministers" (Latin for servants, i.e. subordinates) of an otherwise styled head of state, who may be a political superior or a merely ceremonial precedence. Various constitutions use different titles, or a single titles covers different constitutional pr ...
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| | | | 24 Sussex Drive: Encyclopedia II - Ottawa - History The Ottawa region was long home to First Nations peoples who were part of the Algonquin. The Algonquin called the river the Kichi Sibi or Kichissippi, meaning "Great River". The first European settlement in the region was that of Philemon Wright who started a community on the Quebec side of the river in 1800. Wright discovered that transporting timber by river from the Ottawa Valley to Montreal was possible and the area was soon booming ...
See also:Ottawa, Ottawa - History, Ottawa - Geography, Ottawa - Climate, Ottawa - Transportation, Ottawa - Notable buildings and institutions, Ottawa - Primary industries, Ottawa - Sports, Ottawa - Politics, Ottawa - Demographics, Ottawa - Family and age, Ottawa - Local media, Ottawa - Education, Ottawa - Items of interest, Ottawa - Geographical features, Ottawa - Events, Ottawa - Motto Read more here: » Ottawa: Encyclopedia II - Ottawa - History |
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| | | | 24 Sussex Drive: Encyclopedia II - Rick Mercer - Television shows
Rick Mercer - This Hour Has 22 Minutes.
In 1992, he created and performed his second show, I've Killed Before, I'll Kill Again, which was also a popular touring show. Also in that year, he began to work with former CODCO members Cathy Jones, Mary Walsh, and with fellow Newfoundlander Greg Thomey, to create a new television series for CBC Television which became This Hour Has 22 Minutes.
In the first eight seasons of 22 Minutes, Mercer provided some of the show's signature moment ...
See also:Rick Mercer, Rick Mercer - Television shows, Rick Mercer - This Hour Has 22 Minutes, Rick Mercer - Talking to Americans, Rick Mercer - Made in Canada, Rick Mercer - The Rick Mercer Report, Rick Mercer - Awards, Rick Mercer - Spokesperson and endorsements Read more here: » Rick Mercer: Encyclopedia II - Rick Mercer - Television shows |
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| | | | 24 Sussex Drive: Encyclopedia II - Ottawa - History The Ottawa region was long home to First Nations peoples who were part of the Algonquin. The Algonquin called the river the Kichi Sibi or Kichissippi, meaning "Great River". The first European settlement in the Ottawa region was that of Philemon Wright who started a community on the Quebec side of the river in 1800. Wright discovered that transporting timber by river from the Ottawa Valley to Montreal was possible and Ottawa was soon booming ...
See also:Ottawa, Ottawa - History, Ottawa - Geography, Ottawa - Climate, Ottawa - Transportation, Ottawa - Notable buildings and institutions, Ottawa - Primary industries, Ottawa - Sports, Ottawa - Politics, Ottawa - Demographics, Ottawa - Family and age, Ottawa - Local media, Ottawa - Education, Ottawa - Items of interest, Ottawa - Geographical features, Ottawa - Events, Ottawa - Motto Read more here: » Ottawa: Encyclopedia II - Ottawa - History |
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| | | | 24 Sussex Drive: Encyclopedia II - Official residence - United States
Official residence - U.S. states and territories.
In nearly all of the states and territories, the governor has an official residence
Iolani Palace (former Hawaiian monarchy)
Minnesota Governor's Residence
Georgia Governor's Mansion
Jennings House, Maryland Governors' Residence
Drumthwacket New Jersey's governor house
Washington Place Hawaii's governor house
La Fortaleza Puerto Rico's Governor's Residence
Official resi ...
See also:Official residence, Official residence - Algeria, Official residence - Antigua and Barbuda, Official residence - Argentina, Official residence - Australia, Official residence - Austria, Official residence - The Bahamas, Official residence - Bahrain, Official residence - Belarus, Official residence - Belgium, Official residence - Bhutan, Official residence - Brazil, Official residence - Brunei Darussalam, Official residence - Cambodia, Official residence - Canada, Official residence - Chile, Official residence - People's Republic of China, Official residence - Colombia, Official residence - Côte d'Ivoire, Official residence - Cyprus, Official residence - Czech Republic, Official residence - Denmark, Official residence - Dominican Republic, Official residence - Ecuador, Official residence - Egypt, Official residence - El Salvador, Official residence - Estonia, Official residence - Finland, Official residence - France, Official residence - The Gambia, Official residence - Germany, Official residence - Ghana, Official residence - Gibraltar, Official residence - Greece, Official residence - Guatemala, Official residence - Holy See Vatican, Official residence - Honduras, Official residence - Hong Kong, Official residence - Hungary, Official residence - Iceland, Official residence - India, Official residence - Republic of Indonesia, Official residence - Republic of Ireland, Official residence - Italy, Official residence - Japan, Official residence - Jordan, Official residence - Kenya, Official residence - North Korea, Official residence - South Korea, Official residence - Kuwait, Official residence - Latvia, Official residence - Lebanon, Official residence - Lesotho, Official residence - Liberia, Official residence - Liechtenstein, Official residence - Malawi, Official residence - Malaysia, Official residence - Maldives, Official residence - Mauritius, Official residence - Mexico, Official residence - Monaco, Official residence - Mozambique, Official residence - Nauru, Official residence - Nepal, Official residence - Netherlands, Official residence - New Zealand, Official residence - Nigeria, Official residence - Norway, Official residence - Pakistan, Official residence - Panama, Official residence - Paraguay, Official residence - Philippines, Official residence - Poland, Official residence - Portugal, Official residence - Romania, Official residence - Russia, Official residence - Saint Lucia, Official residence - Samoa, Official residence - Serbia and Montenegro, Official residence - Seychelles, Official residence - Singapore, Official residence - South Africa, Official residence - Spain, Official residence - Sweden, Official residence - Thailand, Official residence - Tonga, Official residence - Trinidad and Tobago, Official residence - Turkmenistan, Official residence - United Arab Emirates, Official residence - United Kingdom, Official residence - United States, Official residence - U.S. states and territories, Official residence - U.S. cities, Official residence - Uzbekistan, Official residence - Venezuela Read more here: » Official residence: Encyclopedia II - Official residence - United States |
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| | | | 24 Sussex Drive: Encyclopedia II - Louis St. Laurent - Early life and career Louis St. Laurent (pronounced [lwi sɛ̃ lo.ʁɑ̃]) was born in Compton in Quebec's Eastern Townships to a French-Canadian father and Irish mother and grew up fluently bilingual. He received degrees from St. Charles Seminary (B.A. 1902) and Université Laval (LL.L. 1905). He was offered, but declined, a Rhodes Scholarship upon this graduation from McGill in 1905. In 1908 he married Jeanne Renault ...
See also:Louis St. Laurent, Louis St. Laurent - Early life and career, Louis St. Laurent - Appointment to the Mackenzie King Cabinet, Louis St. Laurent - Party leadership, Louis St. Laurent - Prime Minister of Canada, Louis St. Laurent - Foreign policy, Louis St. Laurent - Domestic policy, Louis St. Laurent - Defeat in the 1957 Election, Louis St. Laurent - Supreme Court Appointments, Louis St. Laurent - Retirement Read more here: » Louis St. Laurent: Encyclopedia II - Louis St. Laurent - Early life and career |
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| | | | 24 Sussex Drive: Encyclopedia II - Louis St. Laurent - Appointment to the Mackenzie King Cabinet Needing strong ministers from Quebec, Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King recruited St. Laurent to his wartime Cabinet as Minister of Justice following the death of his Quebec lieutenant, Ernest Lapointe. St Laurent agreed to go to Ottawa on the understanding that his foray into politics was temporary and that he would return to Quebec at the conclusion of the war.
St. Laurent supported King's decision to introduce conscription in 1944, despite the lack of support from other French Canadians (see Conscription Crisis of 1944). H ...
See also:Louis St. Laurent, Louis St. Laurent - Early life and career, Louis St. Laurent - Appointment to the Mackenzie King Cabinet, Louis St. Laurent - Party leadership, Louis St. Laurent - Prime Minister of Canada, Louis St. Laurent - Foreign policy, Louis St. Laurent - Domestic policy, Louis St. Laurent - Defeat in the 1957 Election, Louis St. Laurent - Supreme Court Appointments, Louis St. Laurent - Retirement Read more here: » Louis St. Laurent: Encyclopedia II - Louis St. Laurent - Appointment to the Mackenzie King Cabinet |
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| | | | 24 Sussex Drive: Encyclopedia II - Head of government - Official residence In systems where the head of government possesses a large amount of power, he or she may be provided with an official residence, as with a head of state. Some well-known official residences of heads of government include:
10 Downing Street national Prime Minister in London, United Kingdom; and a country residence Chequers
24 Sussex Drive Prime Minister in the federal capital Ottawa, Canada)
Kantei in Tokyo, Japan
Kirribilli House (Sydney, Australia) in the largest city — and The Lodge (Canberra, Aust ...
See also:Head of government, Head of government - Types and titles of Head of Government, Head of government - As political chief, Head of government - Under a dominant head of state, Head of government - Weak head of state, Head of government - Heads of State as Head of Government, Head of government - Parliamentary heads of government, Head of government - Appointment, Head of government - Removal, Head of government - First among equals or dominating the cabinet?, Head of government - Official residence, Head of government - Sources and References Read more here: » Head of government: Encyclopedia II - Head of government - Official residence |
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| | | | 24 Sussex Drive: Encyclopedia II - Ottawa - Climate Ottawa has a range of temperatures from a record high of +37.8°C (100°F) in the summer of 1986 to a record low of -36.1°C (-33°F) being recorded in the winter of 1943, making it the second coldest capital city in the world (after Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia). This extreme range in temperature, allows Ottawa to boast a variety of annual activities and the requirement of a wide range of clothing.
Snow and ice are dominant during the winter season. Ottawa receives about 235 cm (93 inches) of snowfall annually. Average January temperature i ...
See also:Ottawa, Ottawa - History, Ottawa - Geography, Ottawa - Climate, Ottawa - Transportation, Ottawa - Notable buildings and institutions, Ottawa - Primary industries, Ottawa - Sports, Ottawa - Politics, Ottawa - Demographics, Ottawa - Family and age, Ottawa - Local media, Ottawa - Education, Ottawa - Items of interest, Ottawa - Geographical features, Ottawa - Events, Ottawa - Motto Read more here: » Ottawa: Encyclopedia II - Ottawa - Climate |
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| | | | 24 Sussex Drive: Encyclopedia II - Head of government - Parliamentary heads of government In parliamentary systems, government functions along the following lines:
The formation of a government answerable to parliament by a member (often the leader) of the party or parties;
Full answerability of that government to parliament through
The ability of parliament to pass a vote of no confidence.
The requirement that the government gain and hold supply.
Answerability for its actions to whichever representative legislative assembly controls 'supply'. In a bicameral system, this is often the so-c ...
See also:Head of government, Head of government - Types and titles of Head of Government, Head of government - As political chief, Head of government - Under a dominant head of state, Head of government - Weak head of state, Head of government - Heads of State as Head of Government, Head of government - Parliamentary heads of government, Head of government - Appointment, Head of government - Removal, Head of government - First among equals or dominating the cabinet?, Head of government - Official residence, Head of government - Sources and References Read more here: » Head of government: Encyclopedia II - Head of government - Parliamentary heads of government |
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| | | | 24 Sussex Drive: Encyclopedia II - Ottawa - Items of interest The National Research Council of Canada's shortwave time signal station, CHU, is located in Ottawa.
Ottawa - Geographical features.
List of Ottawa bridges
List of Ottawa buildings
List of Ottawa churches
List of Ottawa schools
List of Ottawa-Gatineau's 10 tallest skyscrapers
List of embassies and high commissions in Ottawa
List of Ottawa neighbourhoods
List of Ottawa parks
List of Ottawa r ...
See also:Ottawa, Ottawa - History, Ottawa - Geography, Ottawa - Climate, Ottawa - Transportation, Ottawa - Notable buildings and institutions, Ottawa - Primary industries, Ottawa - Sports, Ottawa - Politics, Ottawa - Demographics, Ottawa - Family and age, Ottawa - Local media, Ottawa - Education, Ottawa - Items of interest, Ottawa - Geographical features, Ottawa - Events, Ottawa - Motto Read more here: » Ottawa: Encyclopedia II - Ottawa - Items of interest |
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| | | | 24 Sussex Drive: Encyclopedia II - Head of government - Official residence In systems where the head of government possesses a large amount of power, he or she may be provided with an official residence, as with a head of state. Some well-known official residences of heads of government include:
10 Downing Street national Prime Minister in London, United Kingdom; and a country residence Chequers
24 Sussex Drive Prime Minister in the federal capital Ottawa, Canada)
Kantei in Tokyo, Japan
Kirribilli House (Sydney, Australia) in the largest city — and The Lodge (Canberra, Aust ...
See also:Head of government, Head of government - Types and titles of Head of government, Head of government - A parliamentary prime minister, Head of government - Appointing the prime minister, Head of government - Removing the prime minister, Head of government - First among equals or dominating the cabinet?, Head of government - Official residence, Head of government - Sources and References Read more here: » Head of government: Encyclopedia II - Head of government - Official residence |
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| | | | 24 Sussex Drive: Encyclopedia II - Rick Mercer - Awards Mercer has received more than 20 Gemini Awards for his television work. He has also been a winner of the prestigious Sir Peter Ustinov Award, presented to him at the 2003 Banff Television Festival. In 1993, Newfoundland premier Clyde Wells honoured Mercer with the Newfoundland and Labrador Arts Council's Artist of the Year award. In 2004, Mercer was presented with the Governor General's Performing Arts Award. Mercer donated his $15,000 cash prize to the LSPU hall, the theatre in Newfoundland ...
See also:Rick Mercer, Rick Mercer - Television shows, Rick Mercer - This Hour Has 22 Minutes, Rick Mercer - Talking to Americans, Rick Mercer - Made in Canada, Rick Mercer - The Rick Mercer Report, Rick Mercer - Awards, Rick Mercer - Spokesperson and endorsements Read more here: » Rick Mercer: Encyclopedia II - Rick Mercer - Awards |
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