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She was also named "one of Canada's future leaders" by the prestigious Governor General's Study Conference 2000.

Over time I think people will say, 'Well, isn't it time that somebody like our governor-general was the head of state? '

Alice Munro is a three-time winner of the Governor General's Award, one of the most prestigious literary awards in Canada.

One example is the governor General of Canada , Michaell Jean , who came to Canada as a young child with her family from Haiti in 1968.

Queen Elizabeth the second is the head of the constitutional monarchy, the Governor General is her representative.

In Commonwealth Realms outside the UK, the Royal Assent is granted or withheld by the Governor-General, the representative of the Sovereign.

Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, on the appointment of Quentin Bryce, Australia's first female governor general.

How are senators chosen Senators are chosen by the prime minister and appointed by the Governor General .

When a governor-general retires, the prime minister chooses his successor.

Assent was sometimes reserved in order to allow the British Government to examine a bill before advising the Governor-General.

MInAMI, who was serving as Governor-General of Korea at the time, admits that he read these reports in the Press.

Sir Isaac Isaacs was the first Australian-born governor-general, appointed in 1931.

Canada's Governor General David Johnston certainly joined in the festivities last Halloween.

He served as a legal member of the governor-general's council in India.

Once a majority of MPs and Senators has approved the bill, the Governor General gives final approval and the bill becomes law.

In other nations, including Australia and Canada, the Governor-General merely signs the bill.

The Governor-General then issues a direction to the Chief Electoral Officer to fill the vacancy.

Canada's governor-general, Michaelle Jean, helped to butcher a seal and ate a slice of its raw heart.

What is the name of the governor General?

In 1910, Lord Grey, then Governor General of Canada, undertook an expedition by canoe from Lake Winnipeg to Hudson's Bay.

"That was gravely insulting to the governor-general and the country, " says Mr Russell.

She is represented by the Governor General whose duties are purely formal and ceremonial .

The school had been opened only last year by the Agent to the Governor - General .

Who is the Queen's representative in Canada The Governor General is the Queen's representative in Canada.

The governor general and lieutenant governors represent the Queen, who is Canada's head of state.

Last year Canada's governor-general, Michaë lle Jean, caused a stir by eating raw seal meat on a visit to the Arctic.

a power of attorney as signed by the board chairman (governor-general) or general manager on appointing the chief representative;

On the Relation between Ministry of Postal Delivery and Governor-general and Provincial Governor

First Establishment of the Chinese Governor-general of the Western Regions in Han Dynasty and its Dates

The Southwestern Governor-General and the Social and Ethnic Conflict Control in Ming Dynasty

first Australian-born Governor-General of Australia

Inside and Outside the Yamen: The Baoding Museum of the Zhili Governor-general's Office, Hebei

They are chosen by the prime minister and appointed by the governor general

Governor General's Medal for Architecture

Governor General's Literary Award Winners

c. Governor General Michael Jeffery

former Governor General of Canada