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LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS & COMMISSIONERS OF CANADA
In Memory of The Honourable Lois Hole, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta, who passed away January 6, 2005.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR
The first Governor of Newfoundland was appointed in 1729, but until 1779, all Governors were naval officers who spent the summer months in the British Colony.
Since Joining Confederation 1949
Sir Albert Joseph Walsh, 1949
Sir Leonard Cecil Outerbridge, 1949-1957
Hon. Campbell Leonard Macpherson, 1957-1963
Hon. Fabian O'Dea, 1963-1969
Hon. Ewart John Arlington Harnum, 1969-1974
Hon. Gordon Arnaud Winter, 1974-1981
Hon. William Anthony Paddon, 1981-1986
Hon. James Aloysius McGrath, 1986-1991
Hon. Frederick William Russell, 1991-1997
Hon. Arthur Maxwell House, 1997-2002
Hon. Edward Moxon Roberts, 2002-present
 Hon. Edward Moxon RobertsLieutenant Governor of Newfoundland & Labrador
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
In Prince Edward Island, the Office of Lieutenant-Governor was established in 1769 as part of the initial administration of the Island colony.
Since Joining Confederation 1873
Honourable Sir William Cleaver Francis Robinson 1870-1873
Honourable Sir Robert Hodgson, LL.B. 1874-1879
Honourable Thomas Heath Haviland 1879-1884
Honourable Andrew Archibald MacDonald 1884-1889
Honourable Jedediah Slason Carvell 1889-1894
Honourable George William Howlan 1894-1899
Honourable Dr. Peter Adolphus McIntyre, M.D., C.M. 1899-1904
Honourable Donald Alexander MacKinnon, LL.B., K.C. 1904-1910
Honourable Benjamin Rogers 1910-1915
Honourable Augustine Colin Macdonald 1915-1919
Honourable Murdock MacKinnon 1919-1924
Honourable Frank Richard Heartz 1924-1930
Honourable Charles Dalton 1930-1933
Honourable George DesBrisay DeBlois 1933-1939
Honourable Bradford W. LePage 1939-1945
Honourable Joseph Alphonse Bernard 1945-1950
Honourable T. William L. Prowse 1950-1958
Honourable Frederick Walter Hyndman 1958-1963
Honourable Willibald Joseph MacDonald 1963-1969
Honourable John George B. MacKay 1969-1974
Honourable Gordon Lockhart Bennett 1974-1980
Honourable Dr. Joseph Aubin Doiron, D.D.S. 1980-1985
Honourable Lloyd George MacPhail 1985-1990
Honourable Marion Loretta Reid 1990-1995
Honourable Gilbert Ralph Clements 1995-2001
Honourable J. Léonce Bernard 2001-Present
 The Honourable J. Léonce Bernard and Mrs. BernardLieutenant Governor of Prince Edward Island
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF NOVA SCOTIA
Up until 1786, the vice-regal representative in Nova Scotia normally held the rank of Governor, and only occasionally Lieutenant Governor. Once Governor Sir Guy Carleton, was appointed Governor of British North America, all the existing governors were given the rank of lieutenant governor.
Since Joining Confederation 1867
Sir C. Hastings Doyle (1867-73)
Joseph Howe (1873)
Sir Adams G. Archibald (1873-83)
M.H. Richey (1883-88)
A.W. MacLelan (1888-90)
Sir Malachy B. Daly (1890-1900)
A.G. Jones (1900-06)
Duncan C. Fraser (1906-10)
J.D. McGregor (1910-15)
David MacKeen (1915-16)
MacCallum Grant (1916-25)
J. Robson Douglas (1925)
James C. Tory (1925-30)
Frank Stanfield (1930-31)
W.H. Covert (1931-37)
Robert Irwin (1937-40)
F.F. Mathers (1940-42)
H.E. Kendall (1942-47)
J.A.D. McCurdy (1947-52)
Allistair Fraser (1952-58)
E.C. Plow (1958-63)
Henry Poole MacKeen (1963-68)
Victor deB. Oland (1968-73)
Clarence L. Gosse (1973-78)
John E. Shaffner (1978-84)
Alan R. Abraham (1984-89)
Lloyd R. Crouse (1989-94)
J. James Kinley (1994-2000)
Myra A. Freeman (2000-
The Honourable Myra A. Freeman, O.N.S.Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF NEW BRUNSWICK The title Lieutenant Governor came to be in 1786 when the Governor-General / Lieutenant-Governor system was established for British North America.
Since Joining Confederation 1867
Major General Sir Charles Hastings Doyle 1867-1867
Colonel Francis Pym Harding 1867-1868
The Hon. Lemuel Allan Wilmot 1868-1873
Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley 1873-1878
The Hon. Edward Barron Chandler 1878-1880
The Hon. Robert Duncan Wilmot 1880-1885
Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley 1885-1893
The Hon. John Boyd 1893-1893
The Hon. John James Fraser 1893-1896
The Hon. Abner Reid McClelan 1896-1902
The Hon. Jabez Bunting Snowball 1902-1907
The Hon. Lemuel John Tweedie 1907-1912
The Hon. Josiah Wood 1912-1917
The Hon. Gilbert White Ganong 1917-1917
The Hon. William Pugsley 1917-1923
The Hon. William Frederic Todd 1923-1928
Major General the Hon. Hugh Havelock McLean 1928-1935
Colonel the Hon. Murray MacLaren 1935-1940
The Hon. William George Clark 1940-1945
The Hon. David Laurence MacLaren 1945-1958
The Hon. Joseph Leonard O'Brien 1958-1965
The Hon. John Babbit McNair 1965-1968
The Hon. Wallace Samuel Bird 1968-1971
The Hon. Hédard Joseph Robichaud 1971-1981
The Hon. George Francis Gillman Stanley 1981-1987
The Hon. Gilbert Finn 1987-1994
The Hon. Margaret Norrie McCain 1994-1997
The Hon. Marilyn Trenholme Counsell 1997-2003
The Hon. Herménégilde Chiasson 2003-present
The Honourable Herménégilde ChiassonLieutenant Governor of New Brunswick
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF QUEBEC In Quebec, the Office of Lieutenant-Governor came into existence in 1791.
Since Joining Confederation 1867
1867-1873 The Honourable Narcisse-F. Belleau, K.C.M.G.
1873-1876 The Honourable René-Edouard Caron
1876-1879 The Honourable Luc Letellier de St-Just
1879-1884 The Honourable Théodore Robitaille, C.P.
1884-1887 The Honourable L.F. Rodrigue Masson
1887-1892 The Honourable Auguste-Réal Angers
1892-1898 The Honourable Sir J.-Adolphe Chapleau
1898-1908 The Honourable Sir Louis-Amable Jetté, K.C.M.G., C.R.
1908-1911 The Honourable Sir Pantaléon Pelletier, K.C.M.G., C.R.
1911-1915 The Honourable Sir François Langelier, K.C.M.G.
1915-1918 The Honourable Sir Pierre-Évariste Leblanc, K.C.M.G.
1918-1923 The Right Honourable Sir Charles Fitzpatrick, K.C.M.G., C.R.
1923-1924 The Honourable Louis-Philippe Brodeur
1924-1929 The Honourable Narcisse Pérodeau
1929 The Honourable Sir Lomer Gouin, K.C.M.G.
1929-1934 The Honourable Henry George Carroll, C.R.
1934-1940 The Honourable Esioff-Léon Patenaude, C.R.
1940-1950 Major General The Honourable Sir Eugène Fiset, Kt.C.M.G., D.S.O., M.D.
1950-1958 The Honourable Gaspard Fauteux, C.P., D.D.S.
1958-1961 The Honourable Onésime Gagnon, C.P.
1961-1966 The Honourable Paul Comtois, C.P.
1966-1978 Colonel The Honourable Hugues Lapointe, C.P., C.D., C.R.
1978-1984 The Honourable Jean-Pierre Côté, C.P.
1984-1990 Colonel The Honourable Gilles Lamontagne, C.P., C.D.
1990-1996 The Right Honourable Martial Asselin, C.P., C.R.
1996-1997 The Honourable Jean-Louis Roux, C.C., C.Q.
1997- The Honourable Lise Thibault
The Honourable Lise ThibaultLieutenant Governor of Quebec
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF ONTARIO
In Ontario, the Office of Lieutenant-Governor came into existence in 1792.
Since Joining Confederation 1867
Major-General The Honourable Henry William Stisted, CB 1867–1868
The Honourable William Pearce Howland, PC, CB 1868–1873
The Honourable John Willoughby Crawford, QC 1873–1875
The Honourable Donald Alexander Macdonald, PC 1875–1880
The Honourable John Beverley Robinson 1880–1887
The Honourable Sir Alexander Campbell, PC, KCMG, QC 1887–1892
The Honourable Sir George Airey Kirkpatrick, PC, KCMG, QC 1892–1896
Col. Sir Casmir Stanislaus Gzowski, KCMG, QC 1896-1897
The Honourable Sir Oliver Mowat, PC, GCMG, QC 1897–1903
The Honourable Sir William Mortimer Clark, KCMG, KC 1903–1908
The Honourable Sir John Morison Gibson, KCMG, KC 1908–1914
The Honourable Sir John Strathearn Hendrie, KCMG, CVO 1914–1919
The Honourable Lionel Herbert Clarke 1919–1921
Colonel The Honourable Henry Cockshutt 1921–1927
The Honourable William Donald Ross 1927–1931
The Rt Hon. Sir William Mulock, PC, KCMG
Administrator of the Government 1931-1932
Colonel The Honourable Herbert Alexander Bruce 1932–1937
The Honourable Albert Edward Matthews 1937–1946
The Honourable Ray Lawson, OBE 1946–1952
The Honourable Louis Orville Breithaupt 1952–1957
The Honourable John Keiller MacKay, PC, DSO, VD, QC 1957–1963
The Honourable William Earl Rowe, PC 1963–1968
The Honourable William Ross Macdonald, PC, CD, QC 1968–1974
The Honourable Pauline M. McGibbon, OC 1974–1980
Captain (N) The Honourable John Black Aird, OC, QC 1980–1985
Colonel The Honourable Lincoln M. Alexander, PC, QC 1985–1991
Colonel the Honourable Henry N.R. Jackman, CM 1991–1997
The Honourable Hilary M. Weston, OOnt 1997–2002
The Honourable James K. Bartleman, OOnt 2002–Present
The Honourable James K. BartlemanLieutenant Governor of Ontario
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF MANITOBA
The Office of Lieutenant Governor dates back to the creation of Manitoba in 1870 as the fifth province of Canada and the first western province.
Since Joining Confederation 1870
The Honourable Sir Adams George Archibald 1870 - 1872
The Honourable Alexander Morris 1872 - 1877
The Honourable Joseph Edouard Cauchon 1877 - 1882
The Honourable James Cox Aikins 1882 -1888
The Honourable Sir John Christian Schultz 1888 - 1895
The Honourable James Colebrooke Patterson 1895 - 1900
Sir Daniel Hunter McMillan 1900 - 1911
Sir Douglas Colin Cameron 1911 - 1916
Sir James Albert Manning Aikins 1916 - 1926
The Honourable Theodore Arthur Burrows 1926 - 1929
The Honourable James Duncan McGregor 1929 - 1934
The Honourable William Johnston Tupper 1934 - 1940
The Honourable Roland Fairbairn McWilliams 1940 - 1953
The Honourable John Stewart McDiarmid 1953 - 1960
The Honourable Errick French Willis 1960 -1965
The Honourable Richard Spink Bowles 1965 - 1970
The Honourable William John McKeag, C.M., O.M. 1970 -1976
The Honourable Francis Laurence Jobin 1976 - 1981
The Honourable Pearl McGonigal, C.M., O.M. 1981 - 1986
The Honourable George Johnson, O.C., M.D. 1986 - 1993
The Honourable W. Yvon Dumont, O.M. 1993 - 1999
The Honourable Peter Michael Liba, C.M., O.M. 1999 - 2004
His Honour, the Honourable John Harvard, P.C., O.M.
His Honour, the Honourable John Harvard, P.C., O.M.Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF SASKATCHEWAN
The Lieutenant Governor in Saskatchewan was, prior to 1905, the lieutenant governor of the Northwest Territories, which included present day Saskatchewan, Alberta, Northwest Territories, Nunavut and part of Manitoba.
Since Joining Confederation 1905
The Honourable Amédée Forget 1898-1910
The Honourable George W. Brown 1910-1915
The Honourable Sir Richard S. Lake 1915-1921
The Honourable Henry W. Newlands 1921-1931
The Honourable Hugh E. Munroe 1931-1936
The Honourable Archibald P. McNab 1936-1945
The Honourable Thomas Miller February - April 1945 (died in office)
The Honourable Reginald J.M. Parker 1945-1948
The Honourable John M. Uhrich 1948-1951
The Honourable William J. Patterson 1951-1958
The Honourable Frank L. Bastedo 1958-1963
The Honourable Robert L. Hanbidge 1963-1970
The Honourable Dr. Stephen Worobetz 1970-1976
The Honourable George Porteous 1976-1977
The Honourable C. Irwin McIntosh 1978-1983
The Honourable Frederick W. Johnson 1983-1988
The Honourable Dr. Sylvia O. Fedoruk 1988-1994
The Honourable John E.N. Wiebe 1994-2000
The Honourable Dr. Lynda M. Haverstock 2000-
**Prior to 1905, the Lieutenant Governor of the Northwest Territories governed much of present day Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Nunavut and Northwest Territories.
The Honourable Dr. Lynda M. HaverstockLieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF ALBERTA
In Alberta, the Office of Lieutenant Governor came into existence in 1905 when the Federal Government, by act of the Dominion Parliament, created the province of Alberta from the Northwest Territories.
Since Joining Confederation 1905
The Honourable George H.V. Bulyea 1905-15
The Honourable Dr. Robert G. Brett 1915-25
The Honourable Dr. William Egbert 1925-31
The Honourable William L. Walsh 1931-36
The Honourable Colonel Philip C.H. Primrose 1936-37
The Honourable John C. Bowen 1937-50
The Honourable John J. Bowlen 1950-59
The Honourable J. Percy Page 1959-66
The Honourable J.W. Grant MacEwan 1966-74
The Honourable Ralph G. Steinhauer 1974-79
The Honourable Frank C. Lynch-Staunton 1979-85
The Honourable W. Helen Hunley 1985-91
The Honourable T. Gordon Towers 1991-96
The Honourable H. A. "Bud" Olson 1996-2000
The Honourable Lois E. Hole 2000-
The Honourable Lois E. Hole, C. M.Lieutenant Governor of Alberta
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
In British Columbia, the Office of Lieutenant-Governor came into existence when the Crown Colony joined the Dominion of Canada in 1871.
Since Joining Confederation 1871
Sir Joseph William Trutch 1871–1876
Albert Norton Richards 1876–1881
Clement Francis Cornwall 1881–1887
Hugh Nelson 1887–1892
Edgar Dewdney 1892–1897
Thomas Robert McInnes 1897–1900
Sir Henry Gustave Joly De Lotbinière 1900–1906
James Dunsmuir 1906–1909
Thomas Wilson Paterson 1909–1914
Sir Francis Stillman Barnard 1915–1919
Edward Gawler Prior 1919–1920
Walter Cameron Nichol 1920–1926
Robert Randolph Bruce 1926–1931
John William Fordham Johnson 1931–1936
Eric Werge Hamber 1936–1941
William Culham Woodward 1941–1946
Charles Arthur Banks 1946–1950
Clarence Wallace 1950–1955
Frank MacKenzie Ross 1955–1960
George Randolph Pearkes 1960–1968
John Robert Nicholson 1968–1973
Walter Steward Owen 1973–1978
Henry Pybus Bell-Irving 1978–1983
Robert Gordon Rogers 1983–1988
David See-Chai Lam 1988–1995
Garde Basil Gardom 1995–2001
The Honourable Iona Campagnolo, PC, CM, OBCLieutenant Governor of British Columbia
The Canadian government appoints Commissioners to the territories in the north, similar to the position of a Lieutenant Governor in the provinces. However, the Commissioner represents the Canadian government, not the Sovereign.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE YUKON
Since Joining Confederation 1898
James Morrow WALSH 1897 - 1898
William Wallace Burns McINNES 1905 - 1906
Alexander HENDERSON 1907 - 1911
George BLACK 1912 - 1915
George Norris WILLIAMS 1916
GOLD COMMISSIONERS
The Office of the Commissioner and Administrator were abolished March 28, 1918 by an Order In Council. The powers of these offices were subsequently vested in the Gold Commissioner.
George P. MacKENZIE 1918 - 1924
Percy REID 1925 - 1927
George Ian MacLEAN 1928 - 1932
COMPTROLLER / CONTROLLER
The positions of Gold Commissioner and Comptroller combined in 1932 to be styled Comptroller. The spelling was changed to Controller in 1936.
George A. JECKELL 1932 - 1946
The Office of the Commissioner was renewed in 1947
John Edward GIBBEN 1947 - 1950
Andrew Harold GIBSON 1950 - 1951
Frederick FRASER 1951 - 1952
Wilfred George BROWN 1952 - 1955
Frederick Howard COLLINS 1955 - 1962
Gordon Robertson CAMERON 1962 - 1966
James SMITH 1966 - 1976
Dr. Arthur MacDonald PEARSON 1976 - 1978
Frank FINGLAND 1978 - 1979
Ione Jean CHRISTENSEN 1979 - 1979
Douglas Leslie Dewey BELL 1980 - 1986
John Kenneth McKINNON 1986 - 1995
Judy GINGELL 1995 - 2000
Jack Cable 2000 -
The Honourable Jack CableCommissioner of The Yukon
COMMISSIONERS OF THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES The Lieutenant Governor of the Northwest Territories was, prior to 1905, the Lieutenant Governor of present day Saskatchewan, Alberta, Northwest Territories, Nunavut and part of Manitoba.
In 1905 Saskatchewan & Alberta became separate provinces and in 1999 Nunavut became a separate territory. The Canadian Government's representative is the Commissioner. The Commissioner does not represent the Sovereign.
Lieutenant Governors of Rupert's Land and the North-Western Territory
Hon. Sir William McDougall 1869-1870
Lt.-Gov. of Manitoba and the North-West Territories
Hon. Sir Adams G. Archibald 1870-1872
Hon. Sir Francis G. Johnson 1872
Hon. Alexander Morris 1872-1876
Lieutenant Governors of the North-West Territories
Hon. David Laird 1876-1881
Hon. Edgar Dewdney 1881-1888
Hon. Joseph Royal 1888-1893
Hon. Charles H. Mackintosh 1893-1898
Hon. Malcolm C. Cameron 1898-1898
Hon. Amédée E. Forget 1898-1905
Commissioners of the Northwest Territories after the 1905 division
Lt. Col. Frederick D. White 1905 - 1919
William W. Cory 1919 - 1931
Hugh H. Rowatt 1931 - 1934
Dr. Charles Camsell 1936 - 1946
Dr. Hugh L. Keenleyside 1947 - 1950
Maj. Gen. Hugh A. Young 1950 - 1953
R. Gordon Robertson 1953 - 1963
Bent G. Sivertz 1963 - 1967
Stuart Milton Hodgson 1967 - 1979
John Havelock Parker 1979 - 1989
Daniel L. Norris 1989 - 1994
Helen Maksagak 1995 - 1999
Commissioners of the Northwest Territories after the 1999 division
Daniel Joseph Marion 1999 - 2000
Glenna Hansen 2000 -
The Honourable Glenna HansenCommissioner of the Northwest Territories
 In 1999 Nunavut became a separate territory from the Northwest Territories in the biggest First Nations land claim in Canadian history.
Since Joining Confederation 1999
The Honourable Peter Irniq 2000-present
The Honourable Peter IrniqCommissioner of Nunavut
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