Diane Marleau - Table of Offices Held

Table of Offices Held

Ministers for International Cooperation
Ministers of State (External Relations) (1982-1983)
  • de Bané
  • Lapointe
  • Pepin
Ministers for External Relations (1983-1995)
  • Pepin
  • Vézina
  • Landry
  • Vézina
Ministers for International Cooperation (1995-)
  • Pettigrew
  • Boudria
  • Marleau
  • Minna
  • Whelan
  • Carroll
  • Verner
  • Oda
  • Fantino
Ministers of Health
Ministers of Soldiers' Civil Re-establishment (1918-1928)
  • Lougheed (Senator)
  • Manion
  • Béland (Senator)
  • Elliott
  • Manion
  • Morand
  • Paquet
  • King
Ministers of Pensions and National Health (1928-1944)1
  • King
  • Ralston
  • MacLaren
  • Sutherland
  • Power
  • Mackenzie
Ministers of Health and Welfare Canada (1944-1996)
  • Claxton
  • Brooks
  • Monteith
  • LaMarsh
  • MacEachen
  • Munro
  • Lalonde
  • Bégin
  • Crombie
  • Bégin
  • Epp
  • Beatty
  • Bouchard
  • Collins
  • Marleau
  • Dingwall
Ministers of Health (1996-)
  • Dingwall
  • Rock
  • McLellan
  • Pettigrew
  • Dosanjh
  • Clement
  • Aglukkaq
1The portfolio was divided to create the posts of Minister of National Health and Welfare and Minister of Veterans Affairs.

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