Twenty-Eighth Canadian Ministry

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The Twenty-Eighth Ministry of Canada, under Prime Minister Stephen Harper, of the Conservative Party was sworn in February 6, 2006.

Contents 1 Ministries 1.1 Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food 1.2 Minister of the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency 1.3 Minister of Canadian Heritage 1.4 Minister of Citizenship and Immigration 1.5 Minister of the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec 1.6 Minister of the Environment 1.7 Minister of Finance 1.8 Minister of Fisheries and Oceans 1.9 Minister of Foreign Affairs 1.10 Minister of Health 1.11 Minister of Human Resources and Social Development 1.12 Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development 1.13 Minister of Industry 1.14 Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs 1.15 Minister of International Co-operation 1.16 Minister of International Trade 1.17 Minister of Justice 1.18 Minister of Labour 1.19 Minister of National Defence 1.20 Minister of National Revenue 1.21 Minister of Natural Resources 1.22 Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness 1.23 Minister of Public Works and Government Services 1.24 Minister of Transport 1.25 Minister of Veterans Affairs 1.26 Minister of Western Economic Diversification 1.27 Minister Responsible for the Canadian Wheat Board 1.28 Minister Responsible for Democratic Reform 1.29 Minister Responsible for the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec 1.30 Minister Responsible for la Francophonie 1.31 Minister Responsible for Official Languages 1.32 Minister Responsible for Status of Women 1.33 Minister of State (Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario) 1.34 Minister of Infrastructure and Communities 1.35 Minister of Sport 1.36 President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada 1.37 President of the Treasury Board 1.38 Attorney General of Canada 1.39 Federal Interlocutor for Métis and Non-Status Indians 1.40 Leader of the Government in the Senate 1.41 Leader of the Government in the House of Commons 2 See also

[edit] Ministries

[edit] Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Charles Strahl

[edit] Minister of the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Peter Gordon Mackay

[edit] Minister of Canadian Heritage

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Beverly Joan Oda

[edit] Minister of Citizenship and Immigration

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Monte Kenton Solberg

[edit] Minister of the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Josée Verner

[edit] Minister of the Environment

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Ronalee Ambrose

[edit] Minister of Finance

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. James Michael Flaherty

[edit] Minister of Fisheries and Oceans

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Loyola Hearn

[edit] Minister of Foreign Affairs

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Peter Gordon Mackay

[edit] Minister of Health

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Anthony Peter Clement

[edit] Minister of Human Resources and Social Development

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Diane Finley

[edit] Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. P. E. James Prentice

[edit] Minister of Industry

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Maxime Bernier

[edit] Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Michael David Chong

[edit] Minister of International Co-operation

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Josée Verner

[edit] Minister of International Trade

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. David Lee Emerson

[edit] Minister of Justice

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Victor Toews

[edit] Minister of Labour

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Jean-Pierre Blackburn

[edit] Minister of National Defence

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Gordon James O'Connor

[edit] Minister of National Revenue

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Carol Skelton

[edit] Minister of Natural Resources

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Gary Vincent Lunn

[edit] Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Stockwell Burt Day, Jr.

[edit] Minister of Public Works and Government Services

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Michael M. Fortier

[edit] Minister of Transport

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Lawrence Cannon

[edit] Minister of Veterans Affairs

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Gregory Francis Thompson

[edit] Minister of Western Economic Diversification

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Carol Skelton

[edit] Minister Responsible for the Canadian Wheat Board

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Charles Strahl

[edit] Minister Responsible for Democratic Reform

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Robert Douglas Nicholson

[edit] Minister Responsible for the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Jean-Pierre Blackburn

[edit] Minister Responsible for la Francophonie

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Josée Verner

[edit] Minister Responsible for Official Languages

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Josée Verner

[edit] Minister Responsible for Status of Women

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Beverly Joan Oda

[edit] Minister of State (Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario)

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Anthony Peter Clement

[edit] Minister of Infrastructure and Communities

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Lawrence Cannon

[edit] Minister of Sport

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Michael David Chong

[edit] President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Michael David Chong

[edit] President of the Treasury Board

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. John Russell Baird

[edit] Attorney General of Canada

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Victor Toews

[edit] Federal Interlocutor for Métis and Non-Status Indians

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. P. E. James Prentice

[edit] Leader of the Government in the Senate

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Marjory LeBreton

[edit] Leader of the Government in the House of Commons

• 6 February 2006- : Hon. Robert Douglas Nicholson

[edit] See also

• List of Canadian ministries