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  • [Name]: Milton Fowler Gregg
    [Elected Party]: Liberal
    [Constituency]: York—Sunbury
    [Elected date]: October 20, 1947
    [Military service]: Canadian Army

  • [Name]: William Alfred Galliher
    [Elected Party]: Liberal
    [Constituency]: Yale—Cariboo
    [Elected date]: November 7, 1900
    [Military service]: Militia (1885)

  • [Name]: Marvin Gelber
    [Elected Party]: Liberal
    [Constituency]: York South
    [Elected date]: April 8, 1963
    [Military service]: Canadian Army

  • [Name]: Colin David Gibson
    [Elected Party]: Liberal
    [Constituency]: Hamilton—Wentworth
    [Elected date]: June 25, 1968
    [Military service]: Canadian Army (1942-)

  • [Name]: James Gordon Gilchrist
    [Elected Party]: Progressive Conservative
    [Constituency]: Scarborough East
    [Elected date]: May 22, 1979
    [Military service]: Canadian Army (1949-1954)

  • [Name]: Joseph Gaudet
    [Elected Party]: Conservative
    [Constituency]: Nicolet
    [Elected date]: September 20, 1867
    [Military service]: Militia

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The word Canada comes from the Indian word “Canada, ” which means “community” or “village. ”. Cartier used the word “Canada” for the first time in his address to the King of France, referring to Quebec, where he had arrived. In 1616, the land along the Canadian River and Gulf of Saint Lawrence (French: Golfe Du Saint-Laurent; English: Gulf of St. Lawrence) is still referred to as Canada, even though the entire region has been named La Nouvelle-France.

The random tool generates 29 items that record the Canadian House of Common's military service list. These include S Ébastien Gagnon, William Alfred Galliher, Joseph Gautht, Louis-Philippe Gauthier, Pierre Gauthier, Marvin Gelber, etc.

Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Members of the Canadian House of Commons with military service (G).

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