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Brian Mulroney.
Campbell served as Prime Minister of Canada for just over 4 months, from June 25, 1993 until November 4, 1993. She replaced Mulroney, who had served for about 9 years before her, and was herself defeated by Jean Chretien, who served for about 10 years after her.
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Who were the Woman prime ministers in Canada?
Canada has had one female prime minister, the Right Honourable Kim Campbell, the 19th prime minister, who took over for the Right Honourable Brian Mulroney as the House of Commons was in recess for the Summer. Ms. Campbell never met the House as prime minister, as the subsequent general election led to the defeat of the Government under the Progressive Conservatives, and Ms. Campbell's resignation as prime minister.
How long did kim Campbell serve?
Kim Campbell was the 19th Prime Minister of Canada, serving her term from June 1993 to November 1993. She was Canada's first, and to date only, female Prime Minister.
Was kim Campbell Canada's first female minister of justice?
Yes, she was indeed the first female Minister of Justice, the first female Minister of National Defence and the first female Prime Minister of Canada.
How did Kim Campbell get to be Prime Minister?
By replacing the prime minister who had decided to leave
Who was the prime minister of Canada from 1993 to 2003?
The Right Honorable Joseph Jacques Jean Chretien was the 20th Prime Minister of Canada from 1993 November 4 to 2003 December 12.Both Brian Mulroney and Kim Campbell were Prime Minister in 1993 as well, before Jean Chretien.Paul Martin was Prime Minister in 2003 after Jean Chretien.
Which country did Kim Campbell become prime minister of?
Kim Campbell became the Prime Minister of Canada in 1993, making her the first and only woman to hold this position in Canadian history. She served as Prime Minister from June to November of that year.
Who were the Woman prime ministers in Canada?
Canada has had one female prime minister, the Right Honourable Kim Campbell, the 19th prime minister, who took over for the Right Honourable Brian Mulroney as the House of Commons was in recess for the Summer. Ms. Campbell never met the House as prime minister, as the subsequent general election led to the defeat of the Government under the Progressive Conservatives, and Ms. Campbell's resignation as prime minister.
Is kim Campbell alive?
The Prime Minister of Canada, Kim Campbell, is still alive. She is 64.
What was kim Campbell's major accomplishments?
kim campbell Being the only first woman to be a prime minister of canada and she is the minister of kim campbell was the minister of foreign affairsjohn a macdonald prime minister of health and the first man to be a prime minister of canadapierre elliott trurudeau was the prime minister of
What are Kim Campbell's achievement's?
Kim Campbell's major achievement is that she was the first female Prime Minister of Canada.
Did kim Campbell have a special achievement?
She was the first female prime minister of canada.
How did A Kim Campbell die?
Kim Campbell, the first and only female Prime Minister of Canada, is still alive as of my last update.
What are Kim Campbell's accomplishments?
Kim Campbells first name is Campbell she named her self kim when her parents divorced. she was the first female prime minister. she was the 19th prime minister of canada. she was a prime minister for only 4 months
Is Kim Campbell Prime Minister of Canada alive?
Yes. She is 64 years old.
What are facts about Vancouver?
Canada's first female prime minister, Kim Campbell, was from Vancouver.
Who was Canada's first female prime minister?
Avril Phædra Douglas "Kim" CampbellKim Campbell was Canada's first and only female Prime Minister from June 25 to November 4, 1993, a total of 132 days. She became the 19th Prime Minister of Canada succeeding Brian Mulroney who resigned. She was replaced in the following election by Jean Chretien.Kim Campbell was Canada's first woman Prime Minister from June to November, 1993
How long did kim Campbell serve?
Kim Campbell was the 19th Prime Minister of Canada, serving her term from June 1993 to November 1993. She was Canada's first, and to date only, female Prime Minister.
