List of Canadian Ministers of Veterans Affairs

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Canadian Ministers of Veterans Affairs

1. Ian Alistair Mackenzie under King October 18, 1944January 18, 1948
2. Milton Gregg under King January 19, 1948November 15, 1948
under St-Laurent November 15, 1948August 6, 1950
3. Hugues Lapointe under St-Laurent August 7, 1950June 20, 1957
4. Alfred Johnson Brooks under Diefenbaker June 21, 1957October 10, 1960
5. Gordon Churchill under Diefenbaker October 11, 1960February 11, 1963
6. Marcel Lambert under Diefenbaker February 12, 1963April 21, 1963
7. Roger Teillet under Pearson April 22, 1963April 19, 1968
under Trudeau April 20, 1968July 5, 1968
8. Jean-Eudes Dubé under Trudeau July 6, 1968January 27, 1972
9. Arthur Laing under Trudeau January 28, 1972November 26, 1972
10. Daniel J. MacDonald under Trudeau November 27, 1972June 3, 1979
11. Allan McKinnon under Clark June 4, 1979March 2, 1980
Daniel J. MacDonald (2nd time) under Trudeau March 3, 1980September 30, 1980
* Gilles Lamontagne (acting) under Trudeau October 1, 1980September 21, 1981
12. W. Bennett Campbell under Trudeau September 22, 1981June 29, 1984
under Turner June 30, 1984September 16, 1984
13. George Hees under Mulroney September 17, 1984September 14, 1988
14. Gerald Stairs Merrithew under Mulroney September 18, 1988January 3, 1993
15. Kim Campbell under Mulroney January 4, 1993June 24, 1993
16. Peter McCreath under Campbell June 25, 1993November 3, 1993
17. David Collenette under Chrétien November 4, 1993October 4, 1996
18. Doug Young under Chrétien October 5, 1996June 10, 1997
19. Fred Mifflin under Chrétien June 11, 1997August 2, 1999
20. George Baker under Chrétien August 3, 1999October 17, 2000
21. Ron Duhamel under Chrétien October 18, 2000January 14, 2002
22. Rey Pagtakhan under Chrétien January 15, 2002December 11, 2003
23. John McCallum under Martin December 12, 2003July 19, 2004
24. Albina Guarnieri under Martin July 20, 2004 - February 5, 2006
25. Greg Thompson under Harper February 6, 2006 -

Prior to 1944, the responsibilities of the current Veterans Affairs portfolio were part of the now-defunct post of Minister of Pensions and National Health (List).

See also: lists of incumbents