1. Sir Wilfrid Laurier
   John Abott
2. William Lyon Mackenzie King
   Stephen Harper

Stephen Harper jumped from party to party at first, later deciding to stick with becoming the leader of the Progressive Conservatives. This move resulted in him being elected as Prime Minister. Did you know that when he was growing up, he wanted to work for the United Nations?

1. Jean Chretien
   Arthur Meighen
2. John Abbott
   Alexander Mackenzie

The leader of the Liberal Party at the time of his election, Jean Chretien spent two terms as Prime Minister. Under Pierre Elliot Trudeau, he was also part of the Cabinet serving as the Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources, which has since been dissolved and is now known as the Minister of Natural Resources.

1. Lester B. Pearson
   Robert Borden
2. Paul Martin
   John Diefenbaker

While he served a short term in office, that's not all of the experience that Paul Martin had. He was a Minister of Finance under Jean Chretien and today involves himself in other finance issues with Canada's Ecofiscal Commission.

1. Mackenzie Bowell
   Denis King
2. Tom Mulcair
   Jason Kenney

Jason Kenney took on the role as Premier in 2019 on behalf of the United Conservative Party. He has spent many years as a minister in the Senate under Stephen Harper, most notably as the fourth person to take on the role of a Minister of Multiculturalism.

1. Blaine Higgs
   John Diefenbaker
2. Denis King
   Tom Mulcair

Denis King led his Conservative Party to a win in 2019, in Prince Edward Island. As an expert in the area of communications, he still runs communications businesses within the province today.

1. Richard Bennett
   Dwight Ball
2. Mackenzie Bowell
   Bob McLeod

During his time as Prime Minister, Richard Bennett did many things. One of those was to create the CRBC, which is now more commonly known as the CBC. He was also succeeded by William Lyon Mackenzie King, who was in office before him.

1. Scott Moe
   William Lyon Mackenzie King
2. Doug Ford
   Justin Trudeau

Becoming the Premier of Ontario in 2018, Doug Ford is part of the Progressive Conservative Party. Before he and the Conservatives were elected, the province was under Premier Kathleen Wynne and the Liberal Party.

1. Louis St. Laurent
   Sir Wilfrid Laurier
2. Doug Ford
   Pierre Elliott Trudeau

Pierre Elliott Trudeau was known as the leader of the Liberal Party and spent a total of 15 years in office. One of the many famous moments in Pierre Trudeau's career is when he did a pirouette behind the Queen, which was famously photographed.

1. Joe Clark
   Arthur Meighen
2. Jason Kenney
   Sir John A. MacDonald

Joe Clark was in office just short of nine months as the leader of the Progressive Conservatives before Pierre Trudeau took office once again. That didn't stop Joe Clark, who continued his leadership of the Progressive Conservatives for three years after that.

1. Sir Robert Borden
   John Diefenbaker
2. Sir John A. MacDonald
   Tom Mulcair

Taking part in the Confederation of Canada, Sir John A. MacDonald and his Conservative Party became the first to be in power in the country. However, it didn't come without problems, as Sir John A. MacDonald eventually resigned when word got out about bribes.

1. Sir Robert Borden
   Justin Trudeau
2. Paul Martin
   Joe Clark

Did you know that Sir Robert Borden was first part of the Liberal Party before disagreeing with them and changing to join the Conservative Party? After his switch, he was elected to be the leader which lead to him being elected as the next Prime Minister of Canada.

1. Dwight Ball
   John Horgan
2. Mackenzie Bowell
   Brian Mulroney

Dwight Ball became the Premier in 2015 after a defeat of the Conservatives who were in power before. Known around Newfoundland and Labrador to be highly involved with the community, he is especially recognized in his contributions for seniors.

1. John Thomas
   Louis St. Laurent
2. Sir Wilfrid Laurier
   Charles Tupper

Sir Wilfrid Laurier and the Liberal Party were respected at the time for many reasons. Instead of leaning more toward the French or the English, Sir Laurier worked to create a happy medium between the two groups.

1. Arthur Meighen
   Paul Martin
2. Tom Mulcair
   Pierre Elliott Trudeau

Many politicians were lawyers before switching over, and Tom Mulcair was no exception. One unique fact about Tom Mulcair is that he was the first NDP representative to ever be elected in Quebec.

1. John Horgan
   Louis St. Laurent
2. John Diefenbaker
   Sandy Silver

John Horgan, who is part of the NDP, has been representing the province of British Columbia since 2017. Before becoming a leader of the party, he worked a few different jobs within the government.

1. Elizabeth May
   Kim Campbell
2. Michaelle Jean
   Caroline Mulroney

Elizabeth May represents the Green Party in more ways than one. While she is a leader of the party, she was also elected as an MP in an area of Vancouver Island. She was also the first representative of the party to be voted in as an MP.

1. Justin Trudeau
   Stephen Harper
2. Joe Clark
   Paul Martin

Born in Ottawa, Justin Trudeau's father was Pierre Elliott Trudeau, another Prime Minister of Canada. He has completed many firsts in his life, such as being the first Prime Minister to have been born in Ottawa.

1. Billy Pang
   Joel Harden
2. Vincent Ke
   Sandy Silver

Sandy Silver became the Premier of the Yukon in 2016, taking half of the seats. Despite taking on the job of Premier, he's also a minister in two areas while the rest of his Cabinet handles the other minister positions.

1. Jagmeet Singh
   Stephen Harper
2. Brian Mulroney
   John Abbott

Jagmeet Singh is a leader of the New Democratic Party who first took over leadership in 2017. He's a representative of the Burnaby South riding in Vancouver, and he secured his seat in the House of Commons after being elected.

1. Sir Wilfrid Laurier
   Joe Clark
2. Justin Trudeau
   William Lyon Mackenzie King

Very smart in many different areas, Mackenzie King was found to be much different in private than he was to the public after the release of his unfinished memoirs. One example was his fascination with the paranormal. He was known to hold seances in order to communicate with the dead.

1. Stephen Harper
   Pierre Elliott Trudeau
2. Lester B. Pearson
   John Diefenbaker

John Diefenbaker was elected as the leader of the Conservative 20 years after his venture into politics. A year later, he was elected as Prime Minister. He's often praised for his appointment of the first female Cabinet minister in Canada, which was Ellen Fairclough.

1. Stephen McNeil
   Sir Robert Borden
2. Andrew Scheer
   Bob McLeod

A long-time leader of the Liberal Party in the province of Nova Scotia, Stephen McNeil was first elected as Premier in 2013. Before he had his start in politics, he owned a small business in Nova Scotia.

1. Kim Campbell
   Caroline Mulroney
2. Elizabeth May
   Michaelle Jean

Kim Campbell started off her political career as the Chair of the Vancouver School Board, later joining the BC Social Credit Party. When she became Prime Minister, she was the leader of the Progressive Conservatives, taking over for Brian Mulroney.

1. Tom Mulcair
   Jason Kenney
2. Stephen Harper
   Arthur Meighen

Serving twice in office and twice as the leader of the Conservative Party, Arthur Meighen was not elected during his second run as the leader in the 1940s. After this, he decided to go back to his roots and practice law once again.

1. Lester B. Pearson
   Sir John A MacDonald
2. David Johnston
   Andrew Scheer

Lester B. Pearson received his Nobel Peace Prize in relation to the Suez Crisis. He played a major role in dissolving the conflict and was recognized for this work. He was part of the Liberal Party and was Prime Minister for five years.

1. Sir Wilfrid Laurier
   Francois Legault
2. Sir Charles Tupper
   John Horgan

Known for spending the shortest time as Prime Minister out of anyone else in office, Sir Charles Tupper started his career as the Premier of Nova Scotia. In addition to that, he's also served in Cabinet numerous time under different minister positions.

1. Jason Kenney
   John Abbott
2. Louis St. Laurent
   Joe Savikataaq

Louis St. Laurent became the new leader of the Liberal Party after the retirement of Mackenzie King, who was happy to see him as his successor. Continuing the reign of the Liberals, Louis St. Laurent was voted into office in 1948.

1. Dwight Ball
   Sandy Silver
2. Andrew Scheer
   John Turner

Taking office after the retirement of Pierre Elliott Trudeau, John Turner took over for the Liberal Party for the remaining time that they held office. Despite Trudeau resigning so that the Liberal Party had a chance at reelection, they were defeated even with John Turner as their representative at the next election.

1. Mackenzie Bowell
   Blaine Higgs
2. Scott Moe
   Sir Charles Tupper

Mackenzie Bowell succeeded Conservative Prime Minister John Thompson after his unfortunate death while in office. Even after his time as Prime Minister, he continued his political career within the Senate, where he had worked prior.

1. Alexander Mackenzie
   Brian Pallister
2. Bob McLeod
   Sir Charles Tupper

More Canadians supported the Liberals at this time of Alexander Mackenzie than any other Canadian party in history. Despite this, at the end of his term, he and the Liberal Party were defeated by the Conservative Party.

1. Joe Savikataaq
   Kevin Yarde
2. Lester B. Pearson
   David Piccini

Joe Savikataaq sits as an independent who was elected as Premier in 2018. As it only reached official territory status in 1999, this was the first time that the territory voted on a new Premier as Nunavut.

1. Stephen McNeil
   Stephen Harper
2. Dwight Ball
   John Abbott

This Conservative leader spent just over a year in office after the death of his predecessor, Sir John A. MacDonald. He and the Conservatives were popular in the nation as they won the majority of the by-elections that were held during the term.

1. Pierre Elliot Trudeau
   Blaine Higgs
2. Andrew Scheer
   Francois Legault

Despite being born in Ottawa, Andrew Scheer became an MP for the riding of Regina-Qu'Appelle in Saskatchewan. Did you know that he was the youngest Speaker of the House of Commons in Canada's history?

1. Sandy Silver
   Sir Robert Borden
2. Joe Clark
   Francois Legault

Before Francois Legault got into politics, he worked for a few big brands and even founded his own. One of these companies is Air Transat, which has become a large flight company within Canada.

1. Brian Pallister
   Francois Legault
2. Stephen Harper
   Brian Mulroney

Though becoming a leader of the Conservatives in Manitoba in 2012, he became a leader of the opposition until 2016 when he was voted in. Did you know that outside of politics, he's also very gifted at curling?

1. Joe Clark
   Joe Savikataaq
2. Blaine Higgs
   Dwight Ball

The 34th Premier in New Brunswick, Blaine Higgs is part of the Conservative Party. Once he was sworn in as Premier, did you know that he became the oldest Premier to ever take office in New Brunswick?

1. Scott Moe
   Paul Martin
2. Bill Morneau
   Stan Cho

Before becoming Premier, Scott Moe held a few Minister positions in the Cabinet. Upon the retirement of his predecessor, Brad Wall, Scott Moe took on his position and was elected as Premier in 2018.

1. Pierre Elliott Trudeau
   John A. MacDonald
2. Brian Mulroney
   Bill Morneau

Brian Mulroney served two terms as Prime Minister but was faced with a recession during the second term. He retired as he reached the close of the second term, leaving Kim Campbell to fill in. He's also the father of two other famous Canadians, Ben Mulroney, a TV host, and Caroline Mulroney, a politician in her own right.

1. Dwight Ball
   Rudy Cuzzetto
2. Bob McLeod
   Jeremy Roberts

In the Northwest Territories, Bob McLeod became Premier in 2011. As an independent, he defeated the previous Conservative government that was head of the territory and has held the position for more than 8 years.

1. Sir John Thompson
   Louis St. Laurent
2. Mackenzie Bowell
   John Turner

Just before the turn of the century, John Abbott and the Conservatives were elected, but after his retirement, the job went to Thompson. John Thompson also served the role of Prime Minister and as Attorney General, but unfortunately, he passed away while in office.