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December 9, 2003
December 2003 saw the swearing in of a new
Canadian government. Despite the Christmas
season the fresh faced Prime Minister did not
seem to be in a very giving mood a few
members of the out going cabinet.
Paul Martin radically refashioned the
government, giving well over half of Chrétienâ
€™s ministers—including such stalwarts as
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister
John Manley, Canadian Heritage Minister Sheila
Copps, Industry Minister Alan Rock, and House
leader Don Boudria—their walking papers.
SOURCE
December 2003 saw the swearing in of a new
Canadian government. Despite the Christmas
season the fresh faced Prime Minister did not
seem to be in a very giving mood a few
members of the out going cabinet.
Paul Martin radically refashioned the
government, giving well over half of Chrétienâ
€™s ministers—including such stalwarts as
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister
John Manley, Canadian Heritage Minister Sheila
Copps, Industry Minister Alan Rock, and House
leader Don Boudria—their walking papers.
SOURCE
