Laurier (Montreal Metro) (374 bytes)
4: [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] [[Wilfrid Laurier]]

Governor of the Bank of Canada (579 bytes)
1: ...nce [[2001]]. The governor is appointed by the [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] of Canada, but once in office is...

Lester B. Pearson Building (569 bytes)
3: ...is named after [[Lester B. Pearson]] a Canadian [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] and [[Nobel Peace Prize]] winner...

First Baptist Church (Ottawa) (900 bytes)
2: ...ornerstone was laid by [[Alexander Mackenzie]], [[PMOC|Prime Minister of Canada]]. As a Baptist Mackenz...

Minister of Finance (Canada) (969 bytes)
5: ... national popularity that allowed him to become [[PMOC|Prime Minister]].

Bennett Buggy (1082 bytes)
1: ... The term was named after [[R.B. Bennett]] the [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] of Canada from 1930 to 1935 who ...

High Commission of Brunei Darussalam in Canada (1340 bytes)
4: ...native [[Quebec City]]. It then became home to [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] [[John A. Macdonald]] and his fa...

Laurier Avenue (1320 bytes)
2: ...f Waller), it was renamed in honour of Canadian [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] Sir [[Wilfrid Laurier]]. [[Laur...

Alan Riddell (1436 bytes)
3: ... As a young graduate he worked in the office of [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] [[Brian Mulroney]]

Shamrock Summit (1562 bytes)
1: ...as a name given to the [[1985]] meeting between [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] [[Brian Mulroney]] of [[Canada]]...

1911 in Canada (1407 bytes)
12: * [[October 10]] - Robert Borden becomes [[PMOC|prime minister]], replacing Sir Wilfrid Laurier

Atilla Altikat (1666 bytes)
1: ...nd the act was forcefully condemned by Canadian [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] [[Pierre Trudeau]].

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church (Ottawa) (2003 bytes)
8: ...ataries have attended the church. It was where [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] [[William Lyon Mackenzie King]] ...

1891 in Canada (1819 bytes)
13: * [[June 6]] - [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] Sir John A. Macdonald dies in of...

EPCOR Centre for the Performing Arts (2373 bytes)
5: ...ng was officially opened on 24th August 1931 by [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] [[R.B. Bennett]] in a low-key ce...

Government Conference Centre (2619 bytes)
4: ...lans fell through. In his final year in office [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] [[Jean Chrétien]] announced that...

Richard Mahoney (2725 bytes)
5: ...r of the [[Young Liberals]] and became close to [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] [[John Napier Turner]] and is fi...

Stanley Waters (2927 bytes)
7: ...pressured by [[Alberta]] Premier [[Don Getty]], [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] [[Brian Mulroney]] agreed to app...

Jean Pelletier (3259 bytes)
5: ...ns as aggressive fighters. When Chrétien became [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] in [[1993]] Pelletier became the...

Wallis House (3169 bytes)
6: ...Guards]]. The event drew enough attention that [[PMOC|Prime Minister]] [[William Lyon Mackenzie King]] ...

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