Who are the Canadian Statesmen?

Statesmen in Canada include: - Prime Minister: Canada's chief policy maker and head of government. The Prime Minister is the leader of Canada's federal government and represents the country. Currently, Justin Trudeau is the prime minister. - Governor General: Queen Elizabeth II in Canada. The governor general, Elizabeth's representative, serves as the symbolic representative of the state. The governor general plays a constitutional role in cases such as the dismissal of the government or the dissolution of parliament. - Ministers: In Canada, ministers of the federal government manage policy areas in different portfolios. For example, the minister of finance manages economic policies, while the minister of foreign affairs manages the country's international relations. - Members of Parliament: Members of Parliament serving in the federal parliament in Canada are representatives of the people. Members of parliament perform duties such as creating laws and overseeing the federal government. - Supreme Court Judges: In Canada, high court judges serve in the Supreme Court, the country's highest judicial authority. These judges make decisions on the interpretation and application of the constitution and laws. These statesmen form key components of Canada's federal government. There are similar statesmen at other state and regional levels.