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Charles Avery Dunning

Premier of Saskatchewan, federal Cabinet minister, businessman, Chancellor of Queen's University (1885-1958).

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Date of Birth

7/31/1885

Date of Death

10/2/1958

Position Held

Premier of Saskatchewan

(4/5/1922 - 2/26/1926)

Member of the House of Commons of Canada

(3/16/1926 - 7/28/1930)

Member of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan

(11/13/1916 - 6/26/1917)

Member of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan

(6/26/1917 - 2/26/1926)

Member of the House of Commons of Canada

(12/30/1935 - 3/26/1940)

Minister of Finance

(11/26/1929 - 8/7/1930)

Minister of Finance

(10/24/1935 - 9/6/1939)

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Saskatchewan Progress Party

Liberal Party of Canada

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:1

:2

Mount Royal Cemetery

Person of National Historic Significance

1926 Canadian Federal Election

Electoral District

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Member of Political Party

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Liberal Party of Canada

:

: 8,916

: 1

1930 Canadian Federal Election

Electoral District

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Member of Political Party

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Liberal Party of Canada

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: 10,746

: 2

:

William Melville Martin

:

James Garfield Gardiner

:3

: 2/26/1926

: 4/5/1922

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Francis Nicholson Darke

:

Franklin White Turnbull

Electoral District

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: 7/28/1930

: 3/16/1926

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John Edwin Chisholm

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John Richard Parish Taylor

: 6/26/1917

: 11/13/1916

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John Edwin Chisholm

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: 2/26/1926

: 6/26/1917

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Cyrus Macmillan

Electoral District

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: 3/26/1940

: 12/30/1935

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:

Richard Bedford Bennett

:14

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William Lyon Mackenzie King

Member of Cabinet

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14th Canadian Ministry

: 8/7/1930

: 11/26/1929

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Edgar Nelson Rhodes

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:14

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William Lyon Mackenzie King

Member of Cabinet

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16th Canadian Ministry

: 9/6/1939

: 10/24/1935