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词条 List of vicereines in Canada
释义

  1. Governors general

  2. Lieutenant governors

  3. Territorial commissioners

  4. See also

  5. References

This is a list of women who have served as vicereines in Canada. Canada is a constitutional monarchy with Queen Elizabeth II as the reigning Canadian monarch. As the Queen does not always reside in Canada, her daily responsibilities in the country are in the federal jurisdiction undertaken by the Governor General of Canada and by a lieutenant governor in each of the ten provincial jurisdictions. Collectively, these individuals are the Queen's official viceregal representatives; as women, they can be described as vicereines, the female variant of viceroy.

This list also includes women who have served as commissioners, an office in each of Canada's three federal territories with similar function to provincial viceroys.

Governors general

A total of four women have served, or are currently serving, as the Governor General of Canada.

Name Home province Start of mandate End of mandate Notes
Jeanne|Sauvé}} Saskatchewan 14 May 1984 28 January 1990 First female governor general in Canadian history; appointed by Queen Elizabeth II on the advice of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau; member of the Fransaskois community.
{{sortname|Adrienne|Clarkson}}}} Ontario 7 October 199927 September 2005}} First visible minority and first Chinese Canadian to be appointed governor general by Queen Elizabeth II on the advice of Prime Minister Jean Chrétien; first governor general without a military or political background.
Michaëlle|Jean}} Quebec27 September 2005}} 1 October 2010 First Black Canadian woman to serve as a vicereine in Canada. Appointed by Queen Elizabeth II on advice of Prime Minister Paul Martin.
Julie|Payette}} Quebec 2 October 2017 incumbent First former astronaut to serve as a vicereine in Canada. Appointed by Queen Elizabeth II on advice of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Lieutenant governors

A total of twenty-four women have served, or are currently serving, as the lieutenant governor of a province. {{As of|2018|5|3}}, there are seven serving provincial vicereines in Canada.

Name Province Start of mandate End of mandate Notes
Pauline|McGibbon}} Ontario 10 April 197415 September 1980}} First vicereine in Canadian history; appointed Lieutenant Governor of Ontario by Governor General Jules Léger upon the advice of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau.
Pearl|McGonigal}} Manitoba 23 October 1981 11 December 1986 First female lieutenant governor in Manitoba.
Wilma Helen|Hunley}} Alberta 22 January 1985 11 March 1991 First female lieutenant governor in Alberta.
Sylvia|Fedoruk}} Saskatchewan 7 September 1988 31 May 1994 First female lieutenant governor in Saskatchewan.
Marion|Reid}}Prince Edward Island}} 16 August 1990 30 August 1995 First female lieutenant governor in Prince Edward Island.
Margaret|McCain}} New Brunswick 21 June 1994 18 April 1997 First female lieutenant governor in New Brunswick.
Lise|Thibault}} Quebec 30 January 1997 7 June 2007 First female lieutenant governor in Quebec; first person with a physical disability to serve as a viceroy in Canada.
{{sortname|Marilyn Trenholme|Counsell}}}} New Brunswick 18 April 1997 26 August 2003 Succeeded Margaret McCain as Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick; first woman to succeed another female vicereine in Canada.
Hilary|Weston}} Ontario 24 January 1997 7 March 2002
Lois|Hole}} Alberta 11 February 2000 6 January 2005 Died while in office at the age of 75.
Lynda|Haverstock}} Saskatchewan 21 February 2000 1 August 2006
Myra|Freeman}} Nova Scotia 17 May 2000 7 September 2006 First female lieutenant governor in Nova Scotia.
Iona|Campagnolo}} British Columbia25 September 2001}} 30 September 2007 First female lieutenant governor in British Columbia.
Barbara Oliver|Hagerman}} Prince Edward Island 31 July 2006 15 August 2011
Mayann|Francis}} Nova Scotia 7 September 2006 12 April 2012 Second Black Canadian to serve as a vicereine in Canada, after Governor General Michaëlle Jean.
Judith|Guichon}} British Columbia 2 November 2012 24 April 2018
Vaughn Solomon|Schofield}} Saskatchewan 22 March 2012 21 March 2018
Elizabeth|Dowdeswell}} Ontario 23 September 2014 incumbent
Jocelyne|Roy-Vienneau}} New Brunswick 23 October 2014 incumbent
Lois|Mitchell}} Alberta 12 June 2015 incumbent
Janice|Filmon}} Manitoba 19 June 2015 incumbent Wife of former Premier Gary Filmon.
Antoinette|Perry|dab=vicereine}} Prince Edward Island 20 October 2017 incumbent
Janet|Austin}} British Columbia 24 April 2018 incumbent
Judy|Foote}} Newfoundland and Labrador 3 May 2018 incumbent First female lieutenant governor in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Territorial commissioners

In each of the three territories of Canada, a commissioner acts as the formal head of state. Unlike the Governor General or a lieutenant governor (who are officially representatives of the Canadian monarch) the commissioners are appointed by and represent the Government of Canada. However, while they are not formally viceroys, they perform in their respective territories the same duties as a provincial lieutenant governor.

A total of eleven women have served, or are currently serving, as a commissioner; one woman, Helen Maksagak, has served terms as a commissioner in two territories.

Name Territory Start of mandate End of mandate Notes
Ione|Christensen}} Yukon 20 January 1979 10 October 1979 [1] First female territorial commissioner in Canadian history; resigned from position within one year to run for public office in the 1980 Canadian federal election.
{{sortname|Helen|Maksagak}}Northwest Territories}} 16 January 1995 26 March 1999 First female Commissioner of the Northwest Territories.
Nunavut 1 April 1999 1 April 2000 First Commissioner of Nunavut following its creation on 1 April 1999.
Judy|Gingell}} Yukon 23 June 1995 1 October 2000
Glenna|Hansen}} Northwest Territories 31 March 2000 29 April 2005
{{sortname|Ann Meekitjuk|Hanson}}}} Nunavut 21 April 2005 10 April 2010
Geraldine|Van Bibber}} Yukon 1 December 200517 December 2010}}
Nellie|Kusugak}} Nunavut 10 April 2010
(acting)		 10 May 2010 Would become acting Commissioner (as Deputy Commissioner) in 2015 and finally service as full Commissioner.
Edna|Elias}} Nunavut 10 May 2010 11 May 2015
Nellie|Kusugak}} Nunavut 11 May 2015
(acting);
23 June 2015
(official)		 incumbent Two-time acting Commissioner/Deputy Commissioner, 2010 and 2015.
Margaret|Thom}} Northwest Territories18 September 2017}} incumbent
Angélique|Bernard}} Yukon 12 March 2018 incumbent

See also

  • List of female premiers in Canada
  • List of elected and appointed female heads of state
  • List of Canadian monarchs
  • List of Canadian women government ministers

References

1. ^http://www2.parl.gc.ca/parlinfo/Files/Parliamentarian.aspx?Item=5a7a63bc-1c7c-4516-9cc3-37210b02cd4d&Language=E&Section=ProvincialExperience
{{Women in Canadian politics}}

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