Canada and Speeches from the Throne
About This Book
1 William Lyon Mackenzie King’s Vision for Canada Brady Dean Introduction Being Prime Minister is not easy. Those who run for and achieve the position are responsible for every action that Canada takes as well as every success and failure Canada experiences during their tenure. While the democratic system divides the power and responsibility of government and statecraft among many people and institutions, the Prime Minister likely has the most important role: to chart a course for an often divid
| Category | social-sciences |
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| Subject | Biography: historical, political and military, Politics and government |
| Year | 2023 |
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| Chapters | 6 |
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| Institution | University of Regina |
| License | Creative Commons - Attribution - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
Chapters
- 1 William Lyon Mackenzie King’s Vision for Canada
- 2 Diefenbaker’s Canada: A Vision for Human Rights and Multiculturalism in the Sp
- 5 Reinventing Canada: National Unity and Canadian Identity in the Mulroney Years
- 6 Jean Chrétien: A Vision of Canada Through an Analysis of His Throne Speeches
- 7 Gone Without a Chance: Paul Martin’s Vision for a Greater Canada
- 9 Contributors