25th Canadian Ministry

{{Short description|Government cabinet of Canada (1993)}} {{Use dmy dates|date=April 2022}} {{Infobox government cabinet |cabinet_name = 25th Canadian Ministry<br />''25e conseil des ministres du Canada'' |cabinet_type= ministry |cabinet_number = 25th |jurisdiction = Canada |flag = Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg |flag_border = true |image = Prime Minister Kim Campbell of Canada (42-WHPO-P05407-13-1) (cropped).jpg |date_formed = June 25, 1993 |date_dissolved= November 4, 1993 |government_head_title = Prime Minister |government_head = [[Kim Campbell]] |deputy_government_head = [[Jean Charest]] |state_head_title = Monarch |state_head = [[Elizabeth II]] |represented_by_title = Governor General |represented_by = [[Ray Hnatyshyn]] |current_number = 25 |former_members_number = |political_party = {{color box|{{Canadian party colour|CA|Progressive Conservative}}}} [[Progressive Conservative Party of Canada|Progressive Conservative]] |legislature_status= [[Majority government|Majority]] |opposition_cabinet = |opposition_party = {{color box|{{Canadian party colour|CA|Liberal}}}} [[Liberal Party of Canada|Liberal]] |opposition_leader = [[Jean Chrétien]] |election = |incoming_formation = [[1993 Progressive Conservative leadership election|1993 PC leadership election]] |outgoing_formation = [[1993 Canadian federal election|1993 federal election]] |legislature_term = [[34th Canadian Parliament]] |budget = |previous = [[24th Canadian Ministry]] |successor = [[26th Canadian Ministry]] }}

The '''Twenty-Fifth Canadian Ministry''' was the [[Cabinet of Canada|cabinet]] chaired by [[Prime Minister of Canada|Prime Minister]] [[Kim Campbell]]. It governed [[Canada]] from 25 June 1993 to 4 November 1993, including only the last two months of the [[34th Canadian Parliament]] until its dissolution in September of that year. It was smaller than the cabinet of her predecessor, [[Brian Mulroney]].<ref>{{cite web |last1=Wilson-Smith |first1=Anthony |title=OTTAWA'S FRESH FACES {{!}} Maclean's {{!}} JULY 5, 1993 |url=https://archive.macleans.ca/article/1993/7/5/ottawas-fresh-faces |publisher=MacLeans |access-date=11 January 2025 |date=5 July 1993 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20200807005605/https://archive.macleans.ca/article/1993/7/5/ottawas-fresh-faces |archive-date=7 August 2020 }}</ref>

The government was formed by the [[Progressive Conservative Party of Canada]]. It was the last ministry to be led by that party, which merged with the [[Canadian Alliance|Alliance]] to form the [[Conservative Party of Canada]] in 2003 as part of the Canadian [[Unite the Right (Canada)|Unite the Right]] movement.

==Ministers== {| class="wikitable" |- ! rowspan="2"| Portfolio ! rowspan="2"| Minister ! colspan="2"| Term |- ! Start ! End |- | [[Prime Minister of Canada|Prime Minister]] || [[Kim Campbell]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Deputy Prime Minister of Canada|Deputy Prime Minister]] || [[Jean Charest]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Agriculture (Canada)|Minister of Agriculture]] || [[Charles Mayer (politician)|Charles Mayer]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Sport and Persons with Disabilities|Minister of Amateur Sport]] || [[Mary Collins (politician)|Mary Collins]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister for the purposes of the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency Act|Minister for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency]] || [[Ross Reid (politician)|Ross Reid]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Canadian Dairy Commission|Minister responsible for the Canadian Dairy Commission]] || [[Charles Mayer (politician)|Charles Mayer]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Canadian International Development Agency|Minister responsible for Canadian International Development Agency]] || [[Perrin Beatty]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation|Minister responsible for Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation]] || [[Paul Dick]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister responsible for Canada Post Corporation]] || [[Larry Schneider (politician)|Larry Schneider]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister responsible for the Canadian Wheat Board]] || [[Charles Mayer (politician)|Charles Mayer]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Communications (Canada)|Minister of Communications]] || [[Monique Landry]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs]] [[Registrar General of Canada|and Registrar General]] || [[Jean Charest]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Defence Construction Canada|Minister responsible for Defence Construction Canada]] || [[Paul Dick]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Employment and Immigration (Canada)|Minister of Employment and Immigration]] || [[Bernard Valcourt]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources (Canada)|Minister of Energy, Mines, and Resources]] || [[Bobbie Sparrow]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Environment and Climate Change (Canada)|Minister of the Environment]] || [[Pierre H. Vincent]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Federal Interlocutor for Métis and Non-Status Indians]] || [[Jim Edwards (Canadian politician)|Jim Edwards]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Foreign Affairs (Canada)|Secretary of State for External Affairs]] || [[Perrin Beatty]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of International Development (Canada)|Minister for External Relations]] || [[Perrin Beatty]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, Northern Affairs and Internal Trade|Minister responsible for Federal-Provincial Relations]] || [[Kim Campbell]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister responsible for the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec|Minister responsible for the Federal Office of Regional Development – Quebec]] || [[Jean Charest]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Finance (Canada)|Minister of Finance]] || [[Gilles Loiselle]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Fisheries, Oceans, and the Canadian Coast Guard|Minister of Fisheries and Oceans]] || [[Ross Reid (politician)|Ross Reid]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Forestry (Canada)|Minister of Forestry]] || [[Bobbie Sparrow]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Crown–Indigenous Relations|Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development]] || [[Pauline Browes]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development|Minister of Industry, Science and Technology]] || [[Jean Charest]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of International Trade Diversification|Minister of International Trade]] || [[Tom Hockin]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada|Minister of Justice and Attorney General]] || [[Pierre Blais]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister responsible for La Francophonie (Canada)|Minister responsible for La Francophonie]] || [[Perrin Beatty]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Labour (Canada)|Minister of Labour]] || [[Bernard Valcourt]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- |[[Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (Canada)|Leader of the Government in the House of Commons]] || [[Doug Lewis (politician)|Doug Lewis]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Representative of the Government in the Senate|Leader of the Government in the Senate]] || [[Lowell Murray]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Multiculturalism and Citizenship (Canada)|Minister of Multiculturalism and Citizenship]] || [[Gerry Weiner]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[National Capital Commission|Minister responsible for National Capital Commission]] || [[Gerry Weiner]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Associate Minister of National Defence]] || Vacant || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of National Defence (Canada)|Minister of National Defence]] || [[Tom Siddon]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Health and Welfare Canada|Minister of National Health and Welfare]] || [[Mary Collins (politician)|Mary Collins]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of National Revenue (Canada)|Minister of National Revenue]] || [[Garth Turner]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada|President of the Privy Council]] || [[Pierre Blais]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Public Security (Canada)|Minister of Public Security]] || [[Doug Lewis (politician)|Doug Lewis]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Public Works (Canada)|Minister of Public Works]] || [[Paul Dick]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Royal Canadian Mint|Minister responsible for Royal Canadian Mint]] || [[Paul Dick]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister for Science (Canada)|Minister for Science]] || [[Rob Nicholson (politician)|Rob Nicholson]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Secretary of State for Canada]] || [[Monique Landry]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Solicitor General of Canada|Solicitor General]] || [[Doug Lewis (politician)|Doug Lewis]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Small Business and Export Promotion|Minister responsible for Small Business]] || [[Rob Nicholson (politician)|Rob Nicholson]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Small Communities and Rural Areas]] || [[Charles Mayer (politician)|Charles Mayer]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Standards Council of Canada|Minister responsible for Standards Council of Canada]] || [[Jean Charest]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Status of Women|Minister responsible for the Status of Women]] || [[Mary Collins (politician)|Mary Collins]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Supply and Services (Canada)|Minister of Supply and Services]] [[Receiver General for Canada|and Receiver General]] || [[Paul Dick]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Transport (Canada)|Minister of Transport]] || [[Jean Corbeil]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[President of the Treasury Board]] || [[Jim Edwards (Canadian politician)|Jim Edwards]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Veterans Affairs (Canada)|Minister of Veterans Affairs]] || [[Peter McCreath]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |- | [[Minister of Western Economic Diversification (Canada)|Minister of Western Economic Diversification]] || [[Larry Schneider (politician)|Larry Schneider]] || 25 June 1993 || 4 November 1993 |}

== References == *{{Cite web|author=Government of Canada|publisher=Privy Council Office|title=Twenty-Fifth Ministry|work=Guide to Canadian Ministries since Confederation|url=http://www.pco-bcp.gc.ca/mgm/dtail.asp?lang=eng&mstyid=25&mbtpid=1|accessdate=2010-07-01|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120305010614/http://www.pco-bcp.gc.ca/mgm/dtail.asp?lang=eng&mstyid=25&mbtpid=1|archive-date=2012-03-05|url-status=dead}} {{Reflist}}

==Succession== {{s-start}} {{s-other|Ministries of Canada}} {{s-bef|before=[[24th Canadian Ministry]]}} {{s-ttl|title=25th Canadian Ministry|years=1993}} {{s-aft|after=[[26th Canadian Ministry]]}} {{s-end}}

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