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Crown
Head of state
(
monarch
) –
Queen
Elizabeth II
Federal government
Governor General
-
Jules Léger
then
Edward Richard Schreyer
Cabinet
Prime Minister
-
Pierre Trudeau
then
Joe Clark
Deputy Prime Minister
-
Allan MacEachen
then
Vacant
Minister of Finance
-
Jean Chrétien
then
John Crosbie
Secretary of State for External Affairs
-
Don Jamieson
then
Flora McDonald
Secretary of State for Canada
-
John Roberts
then
David MacDonald
Minister of the Environment
-
Roméo LeBlanc
then
Leonard Marchand
then
John Allen Fraser
Minister of Justice
-
Marc Lalonde
then
Jacques Flynn
Minister of National Defence
-
Barney Danson
then
Allan McKinnon
Minister of Health and Welfare
-
Monique Bégin
then
David Edward Crombie
Minister of Regional Economic Expansion
-
Marcel Lessard
then
Vacant
then
Elmer MacKay
Minister of Transport
-
Otto Lang
then
Don Mazankowski
Minister of Communications
-
Jeanne Sauvé
then
David MacDonald
Minister of Fisheries and Oceans
-
Roméo LeBlanc
then
James McGrath
Minister of Public Works
-
André Ouellet
then
Erik Nielsen
Minister of Employment and Immigration
-
Bud Cullen
then
Ron Atkey
Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development
-
James Hugh Faulkner
then
Jake Epp
Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources
-
Alastair Gillespie
then
Ramon John Hnatyshyn
Parliament
See:
31st Canadian parliament
Party leaders
Liberal Party of Canada
-
Pierre Trudeau
New Democratic Party
-
Ed Broadbent
Progressive Conservative Party
-
Joe Clark
Supreme Court Justices
Chief Justice
:
Bora Laskin
William McIntyre
Ronald Martland
Louis-Philippe Pigeon
Roland Almon Ritchie
Willard Estey
Jean Beetz
Julien Chouinard
Brian Dickson
Other
Speaker of the House of Commons
-
James Jerome
Governor of the Bank of Canada
-
Gerald Bouey
Chief of the Defence Staff
- Air General
Robert Hilborn Falls
Provinces
Premiers
Premier of Alberta
-
Peter Lougheed
Premier of British Columbia
-
Bill Bennett
Premier of Manitoba
-
Sterling Lyon
Premier of New Brunswick
-
Richard Hatfield
Premier of Newfoundland
-
Frank Moores
then
Brian Peckford
Premier of Nova Scotia
-
John Buchanan
Premier of Ontario
-
Bill Davis
Premier of Prince Edward Island
-
Bennett Campbell
then
Angus MacLean
Premier of Quebec
-
René Lévesque
Premier of Saskatchewan
-
Allan Blakeney
Lieutenant-governors
Lieutenant-Governor of Alberta
-
Frank C. Lynch-Staunton
Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia
-
Henry Pybus Bell-Irving
Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba
-
Francis Lawrence Jobin
Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick
-
Hédard Robichaud
Lieutenant-Governor of Newfoundland and Labrador
-
Gordon Arnaud Winter
Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia
-
John Elvin Shaffner
Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario
-
Pauline Mills McGibbon
Lieutenant-Governor of Prince Edward Island
-
Gordon Lockhart Bennett
Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec
-
Jean-Pierre Côté
Lieutenant-Governor of Saskatchewan
-
Irwin McIntosh
Mayors
Toronto
-
John Sewell
Montreal
-
Jean Drapeau
Vancouver
-
Jack Volrich
Ottawa
-
Marion Dewar
See also
Events in Canada in 1979
Governmental leaders in 1979
Canadian incumbents by year
Categories
:
Lists of Canadian leaders by year
1979 in Canadian politics
Lists of office-holders in 1979
Hidden categories:
Articles with short description
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