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William Duncan Wylie b. 1900 first elected in 1945 as Social Credit member for Medicine Hat, Alberta. (Wy)
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Robert Wallace b. 1820 first elected in 1871 as Conservative member for Vancouver Island, British Columbia. (Wa)
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Thomas George Wallace b. 1879 first elected in 1908 as Conservative member for York Centre, Ontario. (Wa)
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Michael Holcombe Wilson b. 1937 first elected in 1979 as Progressive Conservative member for Etobicoke Centre, Ontario. (Wi)
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Susan Whelan b. 1963 first elected in 1993 as Liberal member for Essex—Windsor, Ontario. (Wh)
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William Hannum Wightman b. 1929 first elected in 1979 as Progressive Conservative member for Scarborough West, Ontario. (Wi)
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When 1867 was founded, it inherited the cabinet system, or parliamentary system, of the constitutional monarchy. The Federal Parliament is the highest legislative body, composed of the Queen (represented by the governor), the Senate, and the House of Representatives. The governor has no executive power and his main responsibility is to convene and dissolve parliament and sign acts passed by it. The party that won the majority of seats in the House of Representatives in the general elections formed the government, with the party leader serving as prime minister. The Prime Minister and members of the cabinet must be members of parliament. In addition, at least one member of the cabinet must be a senator who holds the position of head of government in the Senate. The cabinet is collectively answerable to parliament.
The random tool generated 153 entries, recording the member of the parliament list. They include Eugene Whelan, George Wheler, William Hannum Wightman, John Henry Wilson, Andrew Trew Wood, Aaron Abel Wright, and others we may be familiar with.
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