22nd Canadian Ministry

The Twenty-Second Canadian Ministry was the second cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. It governed Canada from 3 March 1980 to 30 June 1984, including most of the 32nd Canadian Parliament. The government was formed by the Liberal Party of Canada. Trudeau was also Prime Minister in the Twentieth Canadian Ministry.

22nd Canadian Ministry
22e conseil des ministres du Canada

22nd ministry of Canada
Date formed3 March 1980
Date dissolved30 June 1984
People and organisations
MonarchElizabeth II
Governor GeneralEdward Schreyer
Jeanne Sauve
Prime MinisterPierre Trudeau
Member partyLiberal Party of Canada
Opposition partyProgressive Conservative Party of Canada
Opposition leader
History
Election(s)1980
Legislature term(s)32nd Canadian Parliament
Predecessor21st Canadian Ministry
Successor23rd Canadian Ministry

Ministers
Portfolio Minister Term
Start End
Prime MinisterPierre Trudeau3 March 198030 June 1984
Deputy Prime MinisterAllan MacEachen3 March 198030 June 1984
Minister of AgricultureEugene Whelan3 March 198030 June 1984
Minister of CommunicationsFrancis Fox3 March 198030 June 1984
Minister of Consumer and Corporate AffairsAndré Ouellet3 March 198011 August 1983
Judy Erola12 August 198330 June 1984
Minister of State for Economic and Regional DevelopmentDon Johnston7 December 198330 June 1984
Minister of State for Economic DevelopmentBud Olson3 March 198029 September 1982
Don Johnston30 September 19826 December 1983
Minister of Employment and ImmigrationLloyd Axworthy3 March 198011 August 1983
John Roberts12 August 198330 June 1984
Minister of Energy, Mines, and ResourcesMarc Lalonde3 March 19809 September 1982
Jean Chrétien10 September 198230 June 1984
Minister of the EnvironmentJohn Roberts3 March 198011 August 1983
Charles Caccia12 August 198330 June 1984
Secretary of State for External AffairsMark MacGuigan3 March 19809 September 1982
Allan MacEachen10 September 198230 June 1984
Minister of State for External RelationsJean-Luc Pépin3 March 198030 June 1984
Minister of FinanceAllan MacEachen3 March 19809 September 1982
Marc Lalonde10 September 198230 June 1984
Minister of Fisheries and OceansRoméo LeBlanc3 March 198029 September 1982
Pierre de Bané30 September 198230 June 1984
Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern DevelopmentJohn Munro3 March 198030 June 1984
Minister of Industry, Trade, and CommerceHerb Gray3 March 198029 September 1982
Ed Lumley30 September 198230 June 1984
Minister of State for International TradeGerald Regan8 December 198330 June 1984
Minister of Justice and Attorney GeneralJean Chrétien3 March 19809 September 1982
Mark MacGuigan10 September 198230 June 1984
Minister responsible for La FrancophonieJean-Luc Pépin12 August 198330 June 1984
Minister of LabourGerald Regan3 March 198021 September 1981
Charles Caccia22 September 198111 August 1983
André Ouellet12 August 198330 June 1984
Leader of the Government in the SenateRay Perrault3 March 198029 September 1982
Bud Olson30 September 198230 June 1984
Minister of National DefenceGilles Lamontagne3 March 198011 August 1983
Jean-Jacques Blais12 August 198330 June 1984
Minister of National Health and WelfareMonique Bégin3 March 198030 June 1984
Minister of National RevenueBill Rompkey3 March 198029 September 1982
Pierre Bussières30 September 198230 June 1984
Postmaster GeneralAndré Ouellet3 March 198015 October 1981
President of the Privy CouncilYvon Pinard3 March 198030 June 1984
Minister of Public WorksPaul Cosgrove3 March 198029 September 1982
Roméo LeBlanc30 September 198230 June 1984
Minister of Regional Economic ExpansionPierre de Bané3 March 198011 January 1982
Herb Gray12 January 198229 September 1982
Ed Lumley30 September 19826 December 1983
Minister of Regional Industrial ExpansionEd Lumley30 September 19826 December 1983
Minister of State for Science and TechnologyJohn Roberts3 March 198030 June 1984
Secretary of State for CanadaFrancis Fox3 March 198021 September 1981
Gerald Regan22 September 19815 October 1982
Serge Joyal6 October 198230 June 1984
Minister of State for Social DevelopmentJean Chrétien3 March 19809 September 1982
Jack Austin10 September 198230 June 1984
Solicitor GeneralBob Kaplan3 March 198030 June 1984
Minister of Supply and ServicesJean-Jacques Blais3 March 198011 August 1983
Charles Lapointe12 August 198330 June 1984
Minister of TransportJean-Luc Pépin3 March 198011 August 1983
Lloyd Axworthy12 August 198330 June 1984
President of the Treasury BoardDon Johnston3 March 198029 September 1982
Herb Gray30 September 198230 June 1984
Minister of Veterans AffairsDaniel J. MacDonald3 March 198030 September 1980
Gilles Lamontagne (acting)1 October 198021 September 1981
Bennett Campbell22 September 198130 June 1984
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References
  • Government of Canada. "Twenty-Second Ministry". Guide to Canadian Ministries since Confederation. Privy Council Office. Archived from the original on 2012-03-05. Retrieved 2010-07-01.

Succession
Ministries of Canada
Preceded by
21st Canadian Ministry		 22nd Canadian Ministry
1980–1984		 Succeeded by
23rd Canadian Ministry


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