2006 in Canada

Governments

January 23rd: Canadian Federal election of 2006. The Conservative party of Canada makes elect 124 Député S with the House of Commons of Canada, demolishing the liberal Paul Martin, which will form the official opposition. Stephen Harper is elected Prime Minister of Canada to the head of a Minority government. It will be sworn in the February 6th.

February 4th: Race with the direction of PLC. The race with the succession of Paul Martin beats wing, several successors potential refused to want to take part in the race with the direction of the Liberal party of Canada, such as Frank McKenna (outgoing ambassador of the Canada to the the United States) as well as the liberal former ministers Brian Tobin, John Manley and Allan Rock.
February 11th: Election of the chief of the Left progressist-conservative Nova Scotia. Rodney MacDonald is elected chief of the Parti progressist-conservative Nova Scotia. He will be thus, at the 34 years age, next the Prime Minister of Nova Scotia, succeeding outgoing the Prime Minister John Hamm.
February 6th: Assermentation of the Prime Minister and the 28e the Council of Ministers of Canada. Ceremony of Assermentation of the 28e the Council of Ministers of Canada and the 22e Prime Minister, the very honourable Stephen To grip , with Rideau Hall, the official residence of the general gouverneure of Canada, Michaëlle Jean. The controversy is caused by the appointment of the defector David Emerson, which was elected under the banner of the Liberal party hardly two weeks before, and of the preserving organizer Michael Fortier, which was not candidate with the elections and who will be named temporarily with the Sénat so that it can sit at the Cabinet.

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