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Twenty-Second Ministry |
LIBERAL
[1]PRIME MINISTER
The Right Honourable Pierre Elliott Trudeau
THE MINISTRY
| Minister of Agriculture | |
| Hon. Eugene Francis Whelan | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of Communications | |
| Hon. Francis Fox[2] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs | |
| Hon. André Ouellet[3] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 1l Aug. 1983 |
| Hon. Judy Erola | 12 Aug. 1983 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources | |
| Hon. Marc Lalonde[4] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 9 Sept. 1982 |
| Hon. Jean Chétien | 10 Sept. 1982 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of Employment and Immigration | |
| Hon. Lloyd Axworthy[5] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 11 Aug. 1983 |
| Hon. John Roberts | 12 Aug. 1983 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of the Environment | |
| Hon. John Roberts[6] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 11 Aug. 1983 |
| Hon. Charles L. Caccia | 12 Aug. 1983 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Secretary of State for External Affairs | |
| Hon. Mark MacGuigan[7] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 9 Sept. 1982 |
| Hon. Allan Joseph MacEachen | 10 Sept. 1982 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister for International Trade[8] | |
| Hon. Gerald Regan | 8 Dec. 1983 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister for External Relations[9] | |
| Hon. Jean-Luc Pepin | 7 Dec. 1983 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of Finance | |
| Hon. Allan Joseph MacEachen[10] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 9 Sept. 1982 |
| Hon. Marc Lalonde | 10 Sept. 1982 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of Fisheries and Oceans | |
| Hon. Roméo LeBlanc[11] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 Sept. 1982 |
| Hon. Pierre de Bané | 30 Sept. 1982 - 29 June 1982 |
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| Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development | |
| Hon. John Carr Munro | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce[12] | |
| Hon. Herbert Eser Gray[13] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 Sept. 1982 |
| Hon. Edward Lumley[14] | 30 Sept. 1982 - 6 Dec. 1983 |
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| Minister of Justice and Attorney General | |
| Hon. Jean Chrétien[15] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 9 Sept. 1982 |
| Hon. Mark MacGuigan | 10 Sept. 1982 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of Labour | |
| Hon. Gerald Regan[16] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 21 Sept. 1981 |
| Hon. Charles L. Caccia[17] | 22 Sept. 1981 - 11 Aug. 1983 |
| Hon. André Ouellet | 12 Aug. 1983 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of National Defence | |
| Hon. Gilles Lamontagne[18] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 11 Aug. 1983 |
| Hon. Jean-Jacques Blais | 12 Aug. 1983 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Associate Minister of National Defence | |
| Vacant | 20 Apr. 1968 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of National Health and Welfare | |
| Hon. Monique Bégin | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of National Revenue | |
| Hon. William Rompkey[19] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 Sept. 1982 |
| Hon. Pierre Bussières | 30 Sept. 1982 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Postmaster General | |
| Hon. André Ouellet[20] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 15 Oct. 1981 |
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| President of the Privy Council | |
| Hon. Yvon Pinard[21] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of Public Works | |
| Hon. Paul James Cosgrove[22] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 Sept. 1982 |
| Hon. Roméo LeBlanc | 30 Sept. 1982 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of Regional Economic Expansion[23] | |
| Hon. Pierre de Bané[24] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 11 Jan. 1982 |
| Hon. Herbert Eser Gray[25] | 12 Jan. 1982 - 29 Sept. 1982 |
| Hon. Edward Lumley | 30 Sept. 1982 - 6 Dec. 1983 |
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| Minister of Regional Industrial Expansion[26] | |
| Hon. Edward Lumley | 7 Dec. 1983 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Secretary of State of Canada | |
| Hon. Francis Fox[27] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 21 Sept. 1981 |
| Hon. Gerald Regan[28] | 22 Sept. 1981 - 5 Oct. 1982 |
| Hon. Serge Joyal | 6 Oct. 1982 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of State for Economic Development | |
| Hon. Horace Andrew Olson[29] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 Sept. 1982 |
| Hon. Donald Johnston | 30 Sept. 1982 - 6 Dec. 1983 |
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| Minister of State for Economic and Regional Development[30] | |
| Hon. Donald Johnston | 7 Dec. 1983 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of State for Social Development[31] | |
| Hon. Jean Chrétien[32] | 19 June1980 - 9 Sept. 1982 |
| Hon. Jacob Austin | 10 Sept. 1982 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of State for Science and Technology | |
| Hon. John Roberts[33] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Leader of the Government in the Senate | |
| Hon. Raymond Joseph Perrault[34] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 Sept. 1982 |
| Hon. Horace Andrew Olson | 30 Sept. 1982 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Solicitor General of Canada | |
| Hon. Robert Phillip Kaplan | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister Of Supply and Services | |
| Hon. Jean-Jacques Blais[35] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 11 Aug. 1983 |
| Hon. Charles Lapointe | 12 Aug. 1983 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of Transport | |
| Hon. Jean-Luc Pepin[36] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 11 Aug. 1983 |
| Hon. Lloyd Axworthy | 12 Aug. 1983 - 29June 1984 |
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| President of the Treasury Board | |
| Hon. Donald Johnston[37] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 Sept. 1982 |
| Hon. Herbert Eser Gray | 30 Sept. 1982 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Minister of Veterans Affairs | |
| Hon. Daniel Joseph MacDonald[38] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| Hon. Gilles Lamontagne (Acting)[39] | 1 Oct. 1980 - 21 Sept. 1981 |
| Hon. W. Bennett Campbell | 22 Sept. 1981 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Ministers of State | |
| Hon. Hazen Argue (Canadian Wheat Board)[40] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 June 1984 |
| Hon. Gerald Regan (Sports)[41] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 5 Mar. 1980 |
| Hon. James Sydney Flemming (Muliculturalism)[42] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 11 Aug. 1983 |
| Hon. Pierre Bussières (Finance)[43] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 Sept. 1982 |
| Hon. Charles Lapointe (Small Businesses and Tourism)[44] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 29 Sept. 1982 |
| Hon. Edward Lumley (International Trade)[45] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 6 Dec. 1983 |
| Hon. Judy Erola (Mines)[46] | 3 Mar. 1980 - 11 Aug. 1983 |
| Hon. Pierre de Bané (External Relations)[47] | 12 Jan. 1982 - 29 Sept. 1982 |
| Hon. Raymond Joseph Perrault (Fitness and Amateur Sport)[48] | 30 Sept. 1982 - 11 Aug. 1983 |
| Hon. Charles Lapointe (External Relations)[49] | 30 Sept. 1982 - 11 Aug. 1983 |
| Hon. William Rompkey (Small Businesses and Tourism)[50] | 30 Sept. 1982 - 11 Aug. 1983 |
| Hon. Paul Cosgrove (Finance)[51] | 30 Sept. 1982 - 11 Aug. 1983 |
| Hon. Gerald Regan (International Trade)[52] | 6 Oct. 1982 - 7 Dec. 1983 |
| Hon. Jean-Luc Pepin (External Relations)[53] | 12 Aug. 1983 - 6 Dec. 1983 |
| Hon. David Collenette (Multiculturalism)[54] | 12 Aug. 1983 - 29 June 1984 |
| Hon. Céline Hervieux-Payette (Fitness and Amateur Sport)[55] | 12 Aug. 1983 - 9 Jan. 1984 |
| Hon. Roger Simmons (Mines)[56] | 12 Aug. 1983 - 22 Aug. 1983 |
| Hon. David Paul Smith (Small Businesses and Tourism)[57] | 12 Aug. 1983 - 29 Aug. 1984 |
| Hon. Roy MacLaren (Finance)[58] | 17 Aug. 1983 - 29 June 1984 |
| Hon. William H. Rompkey (Mines)[59] | 10 Jan. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
| Hon. Céline Hervieux-Payette (Youth)[60] | 10 Jan. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
| Hon. Jacques Olivier (Fitness and Amateur Sport)[61] | 10 Jan. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
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| PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARIES | |
| NOT OF THE MINISTRY | |
| Agriculture | |
| Marcel Ostigy | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 28 Feb. 1982 | |
| Marcel Dionne | 1 Mar. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 | |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
| André Bachand | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Communications | |
| Peter Stollery | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 1 July 1981 | |
| Jack Masters | 1 Oct. 1981 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| John O. Burghardt | 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 June 1984 | |
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| Consumer and Corporate Affairs | |
| Aideen Nicholson | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| Gary McCauley | 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 30 Sept. 1982 | |
| David Berger | 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
| Michel Veillette | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Employment and Immigration | |
| Dennis M. Dawson | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| Rémi Bujold | 1 Oct. 1981 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 | |
| Jean-Guy Dubois | 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Energy, Mines and Resources | |
| Roy MacLaren | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 28 Feb. 1982 | |
| David Dingwall | 1 Mar. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 | |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
| Leonard Hopkins | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Environment | |
| Roger Simmons | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 28 Feb. 1982 | |
| Jim Schroder | 1 Mar. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| Denis Ethier | 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 June 1984 | |
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| External Affairs | |
| Louis Duclos | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| Ron Irwin | 1 Oct. 1981 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| Jean Lapierre | 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| Suzanne Beauchamp-Niquet | 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Finance | |
| John Evans | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 28 Feb. 1982 | |
| Douglas Fisher | 1 Mar. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 | |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
| Ralph Ferguson | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Fisheries and Oceans | |
| George Henderson | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| Brian Tobin | 1 Oct. 1981 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 | |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
| Maurice Harquail | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Indian Affairs and Northern Development | |
| Bernard Loiselle | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 30 Sept. 1982 | |
| Henri Tousignant | 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| André Maltais | 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 |
| René Gingras | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Industry, Trade and Commerce | |
| Gérald Laniel | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 29 Feb. 1982 | |
| André Maltais | 1 Mar. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 | |
| Henri Tousignant | 1 Oct. 1983 - 6 Dec. 1983 |
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| Justice and Attorney General of Canada | |
| William Kenneth Robinson | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| Ron Irwin | 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 |
| Jim Peterson | 1 Oct. 1981 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| Arthur Allister MacBain | 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
| 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 | |
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| Labour | |
| Gilbert Parent | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| Louis Desmarais | 1 Oct. 1980 - 13 May 1981 |
| Gilbert Parent | 26 May 1981 - 30 Sept. 1981 |
| Antonio Yanakis | 1 Oct. 1981 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 | |
| Norman Lapointe | 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 |
| 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 | |
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| National Defence | |
| Ursula Appolloni | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 28 Feb. 1982 | |
| George Henderson | 1 Mar. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| Stanley Hudecki | 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
| 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 | |
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| National Health and Welfare | |
| David Bennington Weatherhead | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| Douglas Cockburn Frith | 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 30 Sept. 1982 | |
| James D. Schroder | 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
| Russell MacLellan | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
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| National Revenue | |
| Yves Demers | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| Claude Tessier | 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 30 Sept. 1982 | |
| Garnet Bloomfield | 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
| Kenneth Robinson | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Postmaster General | |
| Aideen Nicholson | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| Gary McCauley | 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 15 Oct. 1981 | |
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| Privy Council | |
| David Collenette | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| David Smith | 1 Oct. 1981 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| 1 Oct. 1982 - 11 Aug. 1983 | |
| John Evan | 11 Sept. 1983 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
| 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 | |
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| Public Works | |
| Raymond Savard | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 28 Feb. 1982 | |
| Henri Tousignant | 1 Mar. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| Jean-Claude Malépart | 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
| 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 | |
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| Regional Economic Expansion | |
| Maurice Harquail | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| Russell MacLellan | 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| André Maltais | 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 6 Dec. 1983 | |
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| Regional Industrial Expansion | |
| Henri Tousignant | 7 Dec. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 |
| René Cousineau | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Science and Technology | |
| Roger Simmons | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 28 Feb. 1982 | |
| Jim Schroder | 1 Mar. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| James Scott Peterson | 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| Rolland Dion | 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 |
| 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 | |
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| Secretary of State of Canada | |
| Peter Stollery | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 1 July 1981 | |
| Jean Lapierre | 1 Oct. 1981 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| Maurice Bossy | 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 2 9 Feb. 1984 | |
| Robert Bockstael | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Solicitor General | |
| Céline Hervieux- Payette | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 28 Feb. 1982 | |
| Alain Tardiff | 1 Mar. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 | |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
| Gaston Gourde | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Supply and Services | |
| Raymond Dupont | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| Norman Kelly | 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 28 Feb. 1982 | |
| Maurice Bossy | 1 Mar. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| Paul-André Massé | 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 |
| 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 | |
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| Transport | |
| Robert Bockstael | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 28 Feb. 1982 | |
| Jesse Flis | 1 Mar. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 | |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
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| Eva Côté | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Treasury Board | |
| Robert Daudlin | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| Serge Joyal | 1 Oct. 1980 - 21 Sept. 1981 |
| Norman Kelly | 1 Oct. 1981 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| Peter Lang | 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
| Maurice Foster | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Veterans Affairs | |
| John Campbell | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 28 Feb. 1982 | |
| Roland de Corneille | 1 Mar. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 | |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
| Jean-Louis Leduc | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 |
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| Deputy Prime Minister | |
| Douglas Fisher | 1 Mar. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| Jean Lapierre | 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| Suzanne Beauchamp-Niquet | 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 |
| 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June 1984 | |
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| Minister of State (Mines) | |
| Russell MacLellan | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| Jack Masters | 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 |
| Thérèse Killens | 1 Oct. 1981 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 | |
| Pierre Gimïel | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June1984 |
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| Minister of State (Multiculturalism) | |
| Pierre Deniger | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 28 Feb. 1982 | |
| Carlo Rossi | 1 Mar. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 | |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
| Robert Gourd | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June1984 |
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| Minister of State (Small Businesses and Tourism) | |
| Ralph Ferguson | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
| 1 Oct. 1981 - 28 Feb. 1982 | |
| David Berger | 1 Mar. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
| René Cousineau | 1 Oct. 1982 - 30 Sept. 1983 |
| 1 Oct. 1983 - 29 Feb. 1984 | |
| Garnet M. Bloomfield | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June1984 |
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| Minister of State (Social Development) | |
| William Kenneth Robinson | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| Ron Irwin | 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 |
| Jim Peterson | 1 Oct. 1981 - 30 Sept. 1982 |
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| Minister of State (Trade) | |
| Claude-André Lachance | 4 Mar. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1980 |
| 1 Oct. 1980 - 30 Sept. 1981 | |
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| Minister of State (Youth) | |
| Peter Lang | 1 Mar. 1984 - 29 June1984 |
[1] After the defeat of the Government in the general election of 18 Feb. 1980, Clark formally tendered his resignation on 3 Mar. 1980. On the same day the Twenty - Second Ministry took office. It was composed of 33 ministers.
[2] Fox was also Secretary of State for Canada until 21 Sept. 1981.
[3] Ouellet was also Postmaster General until 15 Oct. 1981. He was appointed Minister of Labour on 12 Aug. 1983.
[4] Lalonde was appointed Minister of Finance on 10 Sept. 1982.
[5] Axworthy was appointed Minister of Transport on 12 Aug. 1983.
[6] Roberts was also Minister of State for Science and Technology. He was appointed Minister of Employment and Immigration on 12 Aug. 1983.
[7] MacGuigan was appointed Minister of Justice and Attorney General on 10 Sept. 1982.
[8] The Department of External Affairs was re-organized under the Government Organization Act, 1983, 29-30-31-32 Eliz. II, c. 167, Part I and proclaimed eff. 7 Dec. 1983. Under sec. 4 a Minister for International Trade shall be appointed to assist the Minister in carrying out his responsibilities relating to international trade.
[9] Under section 5 of the above mentioned Act, a Minister for External relations may be appointed to assist the Minister in carrying out his responsibilities relating to the conduct of Canada's international relations.
[10] MacEachen was also given the titles "Deputy Prime Minister". He was appointed Secretary of State for External Affairs on 10 Sept. 1982.
[11] LeBlanc was appointed Minister of Public Works on 30 Sept. 1982.
[12] The Department of Industry, Trade and Commerce Act was repealed by sec. 15 of the Government Organization Act, 1983 and the Department of Regional Industrial Expansion was created under Part II of the Act and proclaimed eff. 7 Dec. 1983.
[13] As of 12 Jan. 1982 Gray was also Minister of Regional Economic Expansion. He was appointed President of the Treasury Board on 30 Sept. 1983.
[14] Lumley was also Minister of Regional Economic Expansion. He was appointed Minister of Regional Industrial Expansion on 7 Dec. 1983.
[15] Chrétien was also Minister of State for Social Development. He was appointed Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources on 10 Sept. 1982.
[16] Regan was also Minister of State (Sports) until 5 Mar. 1980. He was appointed Secretary of State of Canada on 22 Sept. 1981.
[17] Caccia was appointed Minister of the Environment on 12 Aug. 1983.
[18] Lamontagne ceased to be a member of the Ministry effective 11 Aug. 1983. He was later appointed Lieutenant Governor of Quebec on 24 Feb. 1984.
[19] Rompkey was appointed Minister of State (Small Businesses) on 30 Sept. 1982.
[20] Ouellet was also Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs.
[21] Pinard was also Government Leader in the House of Commons.
[22] Cosgrove was appointed Minister of State (Finance) on 30 Sept. 1982.
[23] The Office of Minister of Regional Economic Expansion was created by Statute 17-18 Eliz. II, c. 28, assented to on 28 Mar. 1969.
[24] de Bané was also Minister of State (External Relations) from 3 Mar. 1980 to 29 Sept. 1982.
[25] Gray was also - Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce. He was appointed President of the Treasury Board on 30 Sept. 1982.
[26] The Office of Minister of Regional Industrial Expansion was created by Statute 29-30-31-32 Eliz. II, c. 167, Part II, assented to on 7 Dec. 1983.
[27] Fox was also Minister of Communications.
[28] Regan was appointed Minister of State (International Trade) on 6 Oct. 1982.
[29] Olson was appointed Leader of the Government in the Senate on Sept. 1982.
[30] The Ministry of State for Economic Development was proclaimed on 19 Dec. 1978 under the Ministries and Ministers of State Act, 19-20 Eliz. II.- 1970-1 c. 42 Part IV.
[31] The Ministry of State for Social Development was proclaimed on 19 June, 1980, under the Ministries and Ministers of State Act 19-20 Eliz. II, c. 42. Part IV.
[32] Chrétien was also Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada.
[33] Roberts was also Minister of the Environment.
[34] Perrault was appointed Minister of State (Fitness and Amateur Sports) on 30 Sept. 1982.
[35] Blais was appointed Minister of National Defence on 12 Aug. 1983.
[36] Pepin was appointed Minister of State (External Relations).
[37] Johnston was appointed Minister of State for Economic Development on 30 Sept. 1982.
[38] MacDonald died on 30 Sept. 11980.
[39] Lamontagne was also Minister of National Defence.
[40] Argue was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1980-605 of 4 Mar. 1980 to assist the Minister of Transport in carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of the Canadian Wheat Board and as Minister for the purposes of the Two-Price Wheat Act and the Western Grain Stabilization Act. He was given the title "Minister of State (Canadian Wheat Board)".
[41] By Order in Council P.C. 1980-613 of 6 Mar. 1980, the powers, duties and functions of the Minister of National Health and Welfare under the Fitness and Amateur Sport Act were transferred to the Minister of Labour. That part of the Public Service of Canada known as the Fitness and Amateur Sport Branch of the Department of the Secretary of State of Canada was also transferred to the Minister of Labour. Therefore the Hon. Gerald Regan ceased to hold the title of Minister of State (Sports)on 5 Mar. 1980, as he was also the Minister of Labour.
[42] Fleming was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1980-606 of 4 Mar. 1980, to assist the Secretary of State of Canada in carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of the policies and programs related to multiculturalism. He was given the title "Minister of State (Multiculturalism)".
[43] Bussières was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1980-607 of 4 Mar. 1980, to assist the Minister of Finance. He was given the title "Minister of State (Finance)".
[44] Lapointe was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1980-608 of 4 Mar. 1980, to assist the Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of small businesses. He was given the title "Minister of State(Small Businesses)". This Order in Council was amended by Order in Council P.C. 1981-472 of 24 Feb. 1981, adding to his responsibilities to assist the Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of tourism. He was therefore given the new title "Minister of State (Small Businesses and Tourism)".
[45] Lumley was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1980-609 of 4 Mar. 1980, to assist the Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce in carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect to trade. He was given the title "Minister of State (Trade). Order in Council P.C. 1982-18 of 12 Jan. 1982, assigned the Hon. Edward Lumley, a minister of State, to assist the Secretary of State for External Affairs in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of international trade and export promotion. He was given the title "Minister of State (International Trade)".
[46] Erola was assigned by Order in Council P. C. 1980-610 of 4 Mar. 1980, to assist the Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources in respect of matters relating to mines. She was given the title "Minister of State (mines)".
[47] De Bané was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1982-17 of 12 Jan. 1982, a Minister of State, to assist the Secretary of State for External Affairs in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities relating to the conduct of international relational relations. He was given the title "Minister of State (External Relations)".
[48] Perrault was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1982-3075 of 1 Oct. 1982, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister National Health and Welfare in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of Fitness and Amateur Sport. He was given the title "Minister of State (Fitness and Amateur Sport)".
[49] Lapointe was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1982-3066 of 30 Sept. 1982, a Minister of State, to assist the Secretary of State for External Affairs in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities relating to - the conduct.
[50] Rompkey was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1982-3065 of 30 Sept. 1982, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Trade and Commerce in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of small businesses and tourism. He was given the title "Minister of State (Small businesses and Tourism)".
[51] Cosgrove was assigned by Order in Council 1982--3067 of 30 Sept. 1982, a Minister Of State, to assist the Minister of Finance. He was given the title "Minister of State (Finance)".
[52] Regan was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1982-3161 of 14 Oct. 1982, a Minister of State, to assist the Secretary of State for External Affairs in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of trade. He was given the title "Minister of State (International Trade)".
[53] Pepin was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1983-2568 of 12 Aug. 1983, a Minister of State, to assist the Secretary of State for External Affairs in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities relating to the conduct of External Relations.
[54] Collenette was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1983-2569 of 12 Aug. 1983, a Minister of State, to assist the Secretary of State of Canada in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of the policies and programs related to multiculturalism. He was given the title "Minister of State (Multiculturalism)".
[55] Hervieux-Payette was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1983-2570 of 12 Aug. 1983, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of National Health and Welfare in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of Fitness and Amateur Sport. She was given the title "Minister of State (Fitness and Amateur Sport)".
[56] Hon. Roger Simmons was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1983-2571, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources in respect of matters relating to mines. Simmons resigned from the Ministry on 22 Aug. 1983.
[57] Smith was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1983-2572 of 12 Aug. 1983, a Minister of State to assist the Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of small businesses and tourism. He was given the title "Minister of State (Small businesses and tourism).
[58] MacLaren was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1983-2575 of 18 Aug. 1983, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Finance. He was given the title "Minister of State (Finance)".
[59] Rompkey was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1984-109 of 11 Jan. 1984, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources in respect of matters relating to mines. He was given the title "Minister of State (Mines)".
[60] Hervieux-Payette was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1984-110 of 11 Jan. 1984, a Minister of State, to assist the Secretary of State of Canada in carrying out of his responsibilities relating to the youth of Canada. She was given the title "Minister of State (Youth)".
[61] Olivier was assigned by Order in Council P.C. 1984-111 of 11 Jan. 1984, a Minister of State, to assist the Minister of National Health and Welfare in the carrying out of the latter's responsibilities in respect of Fitness and Amateur Sport. She was given the title "Minister of State (Fitness and Amateur Sport).
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