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Government cabinet of Canada (1968–1979)

20th Canadian Ministry 20e conseil des ministres du Canada
20th ministry of Canada

Date formed	20 April 1968
Date dissolved	4 June 1979
People and organizations
Monarch	Elizabeth II
Governor General	Roland Michener Jules Léger Edward Schreyer
Prime Minister	Pierre Trudeau
Prime Minister's history	Premiership of Pierre Trudeau
Member party	Liberal Party of Canada
Status in legislature	Majority (1968–1972, 1974–1979) Minority (1972–1974)
Opposition party	Progressive Conservative Party of Canada
Opposition leader	Robert Stanfield (1967–1976) Joe Clark (1976–1979)
History
Elections	1968, 1972, 1974
Legislature terms	28th Canadian Parliament 29th Canadian Parliament 30th Canadian Parliament
Predecessor	19th Canadian Ministry
Successor	21st Canadian Ministry

The Twentieth Canadian Ministry was the first cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. It governed Canada from 20 April 1968 to 4 June 1979, including all of the 28th, 29th, and 30th Canadian Parliaments. The government was formed by the Liberal Party of Canada. Trudeau was also Prime Minister in the 22nd Canadian Ministry (1980–1984).

Ministers

Portfolio	Minister	Term
Portfolio	Minister	Start	End
Prime Minister	Pierre Trudeau	20 April 1968	4 June 1979
Deputy Prime Minister	Allan MacEachen	16 September 1977	4 June 1979
Minister of Agriculture	Joe Greene	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Bud Olson	6 July 1968	27 November 1972
	Eugene Whelan	27 November 1972	4 June 1979
Minister of Amateur Sport	Allan MacEachen	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	John Munro	6 July 1968	27 November 1972
	Marc Lalonde	27 November 1972	15 September 1976
Minister responsible for the Canadian Dairy Commission	Joe Greene	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Bud Olson	6 July 1968	27 November 1972
	Eugene Whelan	27 November 1972	4 June 1979
Minister responsible for Canadian International Development Agency	Mitchell Sharp	20 April 1968	8 August 1974
	Allan MacEachen	8 August 1974	14 September 1976
	Don Jamieson	14 September 1976	4 June 1979
Minister for Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation	Paul Hellyer	20 April 1968	5 May 1969
	Bob Andras	5 May 1969	28 January 1972
	Ron Basford	28 January 1972	8 August 1974
	Barney Danson	8 August 1974	5 November 1976
	André Ouellet	5 November 1976	4 June 1979
Minister for the Canadian Wheat Board	Charles Drury	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Jean-Luc Pépin	6 July 1968	15 October 1969
	Otto Lang	15 October 1969	4 June 1979
Minister of Communications	Eric Kierans	1 April 1969	29 April 1971
	Jean-Pierre Côté (acting)	29 April 1971	11 May 1971
	Gérard Pelletier (acting)	11 May 1971	12 August 1971
	Robert Stanbury	12 August 1971	27 November 1972
	Gérard Pelletier	27 November 1972	29 August 1975
	Pierre Juneau	29 August 1975	25 October 1975
	Otto Lang (acting)	25 October 1975	5 December 1975
	Jeanne Sauvé	5 December 1975	4 June 1979
Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs and Registrar General	John Turner	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Ron Basford	6 July 1968	28 January 1972
	Bob Andras	28 January 1972	27 November 1972
	Herb Gray	27 November 1972	8 August 1974
	André Ouellet	8 August 1974	16 March 1976
	Bryce Mackasey (acting)	16 March 1976	8 April 1976
	Bryce Mackasey	8 April 1976	14 September 1976
	Anthony Abbott	14 September 1976	16 September 1977
	Warren Allmand	16 September 1977	4 June 1979
Minister for Defence Construction Limited	Léo Cadieux	20 April 1968	17 September 1970
	Charles Drury (acting)	17 September 1970	24 September 1970
	Donald Stovel Macdonald	24 September 1970	28 January 1972
	Edgar Benson	28 January 1972	1 September 1972
	Jean-Eudes Dubé (acting)	1 September 1972	7 September 1972
	Charles Drury (acting)	7 September 1972	27 November 1972
	James Armstrong Richardson	27 November 1972	13 October 1976
	Barney Danson	13 October 1976	4 June 1979
Minister of Defence Production	Charles Drury	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
Minister of Defence Production	Don Jamieson	6 July 1968	1 April 1969
Minister of State for Economic Development	Bob Andras	24 November 1978	4 June 1979
Minister of Employment and Immigration	Bud Cullen	15 August 1977	4 June 1979
Minister of Energy, Mines, and Resources	Jean-Luc Pépin	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Joe Greene	6 July 1968	28 January 1972
	Donald Stovel Macdonald	28 January 1972	26 September 1975
	Alastair Gillespie	26 September 1975	4 June 1979
Minister of the Environment	Jack Davis	11 June 1971	8 August 1974
	Jeanne Sauvé	8 August 1974	5 December 1975
	Roméo LeBlanc (acting)	5 December 1975	22 January 1976
	Jean Marchand	22 January 1976	1 July 1976
	Roméo LeBlanc	1 July 1976	2 April 1979
	Leonard Marchand	2 April 1979	4 June 1979
Secretary of State for External Affairs	Mitchell Sharp	20 April 1968	8 August 1974
	Allan MacEachen	8 August 1974	14 September 1976
	Don Jamieson	14 September 1976	4 June 1979
Minister of Finance	Edgar Benson	20 April 1968	28 January 1972
	John Turner	28 January 1972	10 September 1975
	Charles Drury (acting)	10 September 1975	26 September 1975
	Donald Stovel Macdonald	26 September 1975	16 September 1977
	Jean Chrétien	16 September 1977	4 June 1979
Minister of Fisheries	Hédard Robichaud	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
Minister of Fisheries	Jack Davis	6 July 1968	1 April 1969
Minister of Fisheries and Forestry	Jack Davis	1 April 1969	11 June 1971
Minister of Fisheries	Jack Davis	11 June 1971	8 August 1974
	Jeanne Sauvé	8 August 1974	5 December 1975
	Roméo LeBlanc (acting)	5 December 1975	22 January 1976
	Jean Marchand	22 January 1976	1 July 1976
	Roméo LeBlanc	1 July 1976	2 April 1979
Minister of Fisheries and Oceans	Roméo LeBlanc	2 April 1979	4 June 1979
Minister of Forestry and Rural Development	Maurice Sauvé	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
Minister of Forestry and Rural Development	Jean Marchand	6 July 1968	1 April 1969
Minister responsible for Housing	Paul Hellyer	20 April 1968	30 April 1969
	James Armstrong Richardson (acting)	30 April 1969	5 May 1969
	Bob Andras	5 May 1969	30 June 1971
Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development	Arthur Laing	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Jean Chrétien	6 July 1968	8 August 1974
	Judd Buchanan	8 August 1974	14 September 1976
	Warren Allmand	14 September 1976	16 September 1977
	Hugh Faulkner	16 September 1977	4 June 1979
Minister of Industry	Charles Drury	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
Minister of Industry	Jean-Luc Pépin	6 July 1968	1 April 1969
Minister of Industry, Trade, and Commerce	Jean-Luc Pépin	1 April 1969	27 November 1972
	Alastair Gillespie	27 November 1972	26 September 1975
	Don Jamieson	26 September 1975	14 September 1976
	Jean Chrétien	14 September 1976	16 September 1977
	Jack Horner	16 September 1977	4 June 1979
Minister of Justice and Attorney General	Pierre Trudeau	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	John Turner	6 July 1968	28 January 1972
	Otto Lang	28 January 1972	26 September 1975
	Ron Basford	26 September 1975	3 August 1978
	Otto Lang (acting)	3 August 1978	24 November 1978
	Marc Lalonde	24 November 1978	4 June 1979
Minister of Labour	Jean-Luc Pépin	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Bryce Mackasey	6 July 1968	28 January 1972
	Martin O'Connell	28 January 1972	27 November 1972
	John Munro	27 November 1972	8 September 1978
	André Ouellet (acting)	8 September 1978	24 November 1978
	Martin O'Connell	24 November 1978	4 June 1979
Leader of the Government in the House of Commons	Allan MacEachen	20 April 1968	12 September 1968
	Donald Stovel Macdonald	12 September 1968	24 September 1970
	Allan MacEachen	24 September 1970	8 August 1974
	Mitchell Sharp	8 August 1974	14 September 1976
	Allan MacEachen	14 September 1976	4 June 1979
Leader of the Government in the Senate	Paul Martin Sr.	20 April 1968	8 August 1974
Leader of the Government in the Senate	Ray Perrault	8 August 1974	4 June 1979
Minister of Manpower and Immigration	Jean Marchand	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Allan MacEachen	6 July 1968	24 September 1970
	Otto Lang	24 September 1970	28 January 1972
	Bryce Mackasey	28 January 1972	27 November 1972
	Bob Andras	27 November 1972	14 September 1976
	Bud Cullen	14 September 1976	15 August 1977
Minister responsible for Metric Commission	Ron Basford	12 August 1971	28 January 1972
	Bob Andras	28 January 1972	27 November 1972
	Herb Gray	27 November 1972	8 August 1974
	André Ouellet	8 August 1974	16 March 1976
	Bryce Mackasey (acting)	16 March 1976	8 April 1976
	Bryce Mackasey	8 April 1976	14 September 1976
	Anthony Abbott	14 September 1976	16 September 1977
	Warren Allmand	16 September 1977	4 June 1979
Minister for National Capital Commission	George McIlraith	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Arthur Laing	6 July 1968	28 January 1972
	Jean-Eudes Dubé	28 January 1972	8 August 1974
	Charles Drury	8 August 1974	14 September 1976
	Judd Buchanan	14 September 1976	24 November 1978
	André Ouellet	24 November 1978	4 June 1979
Associate Minister of National Defence	Vacant	20 April 1968	4 June 1979
Minister of National Defence	Léo Cadieux	20 April 1968	17 September 1970
	Charles Drury (acting)	17 September 1970	24 September 1970
	Donald Stovel Macdonald	24 September 1970	28 January 1972
	Edgar Benson	28 January 1972	1 September 1972
	Jean-Eudes Dubé (acting)	1 September 1972	7 September 1972
	Charles Drury (acting)	7 September 1972	27 November 1972
	James Armstrong Richardson	27 November 1972	13 October 1976
	Barney Danson	13 October 1976	4 June 1979
Minister of National Health and Welfare	Allan MacEachen	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	John Munro	6 July 1968	27 November 1972
	Marc Lalonde	27 November 1972	16 September 1977
	Monique Bégin	16 September 1977	4 June 1979
Minister of National Revenue	Jean Chrétien	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Jean-Pierre Côté	6 July 1968	24 September 1970
	Herb Gray	24 September 1970	27 November 1972
	Robert Stanbury	27 November 1972	8 August 1974
	Ron Basford	8 August 1974	26 September 1975
	Bud Cullen	26 September 1975	14 September 1976
	Monique Bégin	14 September 1976	16 September 1977
	Joseph-Philippe Guay	16 September 1977	24 November 1978
	Anthony Abbott	24 November 1978	4 June 1979
Postmaster General	Jean-Pierre Côté	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Eric Kierans	6 July 1968	29 April 1971
	Jean-Pierre Côté	29 April 1971	27 November 1972
	André Ouellet	27 November 1972	8 August 1974
	Bryce Mackasey	8 August 1974	14 September 1976
	Jean-Jacques Blais	14 September 1976	2 February 1978
	Gilles Lamontagne	2 February 1978	4 June 1979
President of the Privy Council	Pierre Trudeau (acting)	20 April 1968	2 May 1968
	Allan MacEachen (acting)	2 May 1968	6 July 1968
	Donald Stovel Macdonald	6 July 1968	24 September 1970
	Allan MacEachen	24 September 1970	8 August 1974
	Mitchell Sharp	8 August 1974	14 September 1976
	Allan MacEachen	14 September 1976	4 June 1979
Minister of Public Works	George McIlraith	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Arthur Laing	6 July 1968	28 January 1972
	Jean-Eudes Dubé	28 January 1972	8 August 1974
	Charles Drury	8 August 1974	14 September 1976
	Judd Buchanan	14 September 1976	24 November 1978
	André Ouellet	24 November 1978	4 June 1979
Receiver General for Canada	Edgar Benson	20 April 1968	1 April 1969
Minister of Regional Economic Expansion	Jean Marchand	1 April 1969	27 November 1972
	Don Jamieson	27 November 1972	26 September 1975
	Marcel Lessard	26 September 1975	4 June 1979
Minister responsible for Royal Canadian Mint	Don Jamieson	1 April 1969	5 May 1969
	James Armstrong Richardson	5 May 1969	27 November 1972
	Jean-Pierre Goyer	27 November 1972	24 November 1978
	Pierre de Bané	24 November 1978	4 June 1979
Minister of State for Science and Technology	Alastair Gillespie	12 August 1971	27 November 1972
	Jeanne Sauvé	27 November 1972	8 August 1974
	Charles Drury	8 August 1974	14 September 1976
	Hugh Faulkner	14 September 1976	16 September 1977
	Judd Buchanan	16 September 1977	24 November 1978
	Alastair Gillespie	24 November 1978	4 June 1979
Secretary of State for Canada	Jean Marchand	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Gérard Pelletier	6 July 1968	27 November 1972
	Hugh Faulkner	27 November 1972	14 September 1976
	John Roberts	14 September 1976	4 June 1979
Senior Minister	Paul Hellyer	30 April 1968	23 April 1969
Solicitor General	John Turner	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	George McIlraith	6 July 1968	22 December 1970
	Jean-Pierre Goyer	22 December 1970	27 November 1972
	Warren Allmand	27 November 1972	14 September 1976
	Francis Fox	14 September 1976	28 January 1978
	Ron Basford (acting)	28 January 1978	2 February 1978
	Jean-Jacques Blais	2 February 1978	4 June 1979
Minister responsible for Standards Council of Canada	Ron Basford	24 September 1970	28 January 1972
	Bob Andras	28 January 1972	27 November 1972
	Herb Gray	27 November 1972	8 August 1974
	André Ouellet	8 August 1974	16 March 1976
	Bryce Mackasey (acting)	16 March 1976	8 April 1976
	Bryce Mackasey	8 April 1976	14 September 1976
	Anthony Abbott	14 September 1976	16 September 1977
	Warren Allmand	16 September 1977	4 June 1979
Minister responsible for the Status of Women	Bob Andras	12 August 1971	8 August 1974
Minister responsible for the Status of Women	Marc Lalonde	8 August 1974	4 June 1979
Minister of Supply and Services and Receiver General	Don Jamieson	1 April 1969	5 May 1969
	James Armstrong Richardson	5 May 1969	27 November 1972
	Jean-Pierre Goyer	27 November 1972	24 November 1978
	Pierre de Bané	24 November 1978	4 June 1979
Minister of Trade and Commerce	Charles Drury	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
Minister of Trade and Commerce	Jean-Luc Pépin	6 July 1968	1 April 1969
Minister of Transport	Paul Hellyer	20 April 1968	30 April 1969
	James Armstrong Richardson (acting)	30 April 1969	5 May 1969
	Don Jamieson	5 May 1969	27 November 1972
	Jean Marchand	27 November 1972	26 September 1975
	Otto Lang	26 September 1975	4 June 1979
President of the Treasury Board	Edgar Benson	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Charles Drury	6 July 1968	8 August 1974
	Jean Chrétien	8 August 1974	14 September 1976
	Bob Andras	14 September 1976	24 November 1978
	Judd Buchanan	24 November 1978	4 June 1979
Minister of State for Urban Affairs	Bob Andras	30 June 1971	28 January 1972
	Ron Basford	28 January 1972	8 August 1974
	Barney Danson	8 August 1974	3 November 1976
	André Ouellet	3 November 1976	2 April 1979
Minister of Veterans Affairs	Roger Teillet	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Jean-Eudes Dubé	6 July 1968	28 January 1972
	Arthur Laing	28 January 1972	27 November 1972
	Daniel MacDonald	27 November 1972	4 June 1979
Minister of State	Martin O'Connell	12 August 1971	28 January 1972
	Pat Mahoney	28 January 1972	27 November 1972
	Stanley Haidasz (Multiculturalism)	27 November 1972	8 August 1974
	Bryce Mackasey	3 June 1974	8 August 1974
	Roméo LeBlanc (Fisheries)	8 August 1974	14 September 1976
	Leonard Marchand (Environment) (Small Businesses)	14 September 1976	2 April 1979
	Iona Campagnolo (Fitness and Amateur Sport)	15 September 1976	4 June 1979
	Joseph-Philippe Guay (Multiculturalism)	21 April 1977	16 September 1977
	Marc Lalonde (Federal-Provincial Relations)	16 September 1977	24 November 1978
	Norman Cafik (Multiculturalism)	16 September 1977	4 June 1979
	Anthony Abbott (Small Businesses)	16 September 1977	4 June 1979
	John Mercer Reid (Federal-Provincial Relations)	24 November 1978	4 June 1979
Minister without Portfolio	Charles Granger	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Paul Martin Sr.	20 April 1968	1 April 1969
	Donald Stovel Macdonald	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Bryce Mackasey	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	John Munro	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Gérard Pelletier	20 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Jack Davis	26 April 1968	6 July 1968
	Bob Andras (Housing) (Status of Women)	6 July 1968	30 June 1971
	Otto Lang	6 July 1968	24 September 1970
	James Armstrong Richardson	6 July 1968	5 May 1969
	Herb Gray	20 October 1969	24 September 1970
	Robert Stanbury	20 October 1969	12 August 1971
	Jean-Pierre Côté (Post Office)	24 September 1970	11 June 1971
	Jean Marchand	26 September 1975	22 January 1976
	Joseph-Philippe Guay	3 November 1976	21 April 1977
	Jack Horner	21 April 1977	16 September 1977
	Gilles Lamontagne	19 January 1978	2 February 1978

References

Government of Canada. "Twentieth Ministry". Guide to Canadian Ministries since Confederation. Privy Council Office. Archived from the original on 1 May 2017. Retrieved 1 July 2010.

Succession

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Preceded by19th Canadian Ministry	20th Canadian Ministry 1968–1979	Succeeded by21st Canadian Ministry

v t e Cabinet of Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau (1968–79)
Pierre Trudeau Tony Abbott Warren Allmand Bob Andras Ron Basford Monique Bégin Edgar Benson Jean-Jacques Blais Judd Buchanan Léo Cadieux Norman Cafik Iona Campagnolo Jean Chrétien Jean-Pierre Côté Bud Cullen Barney Danson Jack Davis Pierre de Bané Charles Drury Jean-Eudes Dubé Hugh Faulkner Francis Fox Alastair Gillespie Jean-Pierre Goyer Charles Granger Herb Gray Joe Greene Joseph-Philippe Guay Stanley Haidasz Paul Hellyer Jack Horner Don Jamieson Pierre Juneau Eric Kierans Arthur Laing Marc Lalonde Gilles Lamontagne Otto Lang Roméo LeBlanc Marcel Lessard Daniel J. MacDonald Donald Stovel Macdonald Allan MacEachen Bryce Mackasey Pat Mahoney Jean Marchand Leonard Marchand Paul Martin Sr. George McIlraith John Munro Martin O'Connell Bud Olson André Ouellet Gérard Pelletier Jean-Luc Pépin Ray Perrault John Mercer Reid James Armstrong Richardson John Roberts Hédard Robichaud Jeanne Sauvé Maurice Sauvé Mitchell Sharp Robert Stanbury Roger Teillet John Turner Eugene Whelan

Cabinet of Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau (1968–79)

Pierre Trudeau

v t e Pierre Trudeau
October 18, 1919 – September 28, 2000 15th Prime Minister of Canada (1968–1979, 1980–1984) Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada (1968–1984) Member of Parliament for Mount Royal (1965–1984) Leader of the Opposition (1979–1980)
Premierships	Cabinet: 20th Canadian Ministry, 22nd Canadian Ministry Parliament: 28th Canadian Parliament, 29th Canadian Parliament, 30th Canadian Parliament, 32nd Canadian Parliament Party: Liberal Party of Canada
Political activities	Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1968–69 1968 Liberal Party of Canada leadership election Trudeauism Trudeaumania (Fuddle duddle) Just society Official bilingualism in Canada Petro-Canada National Energy Program Constitution Act, 1982 Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Foreign Investment Review Agency October Crisis/War Measures Act "Just watch me" Multiculturalism in Canada
Elections	1968 federal election 1972 federal election 1974 federal election 1979 federal election 1980 federal election
Staff	Jean Charpentier Edward Johnson (lawyer)
Life	Cité Libre Death and state funeral
Family	Margaret Sinclair (wife) Justin Trudeau (son, 23rd Prime Minister of Canada) Alexandre Trudeau (son) Michel Trudeau (son) Charles-Émile Trudeau (father) Deborah Coyne (partner)
Related	Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation The Champions (1978 miniseries) Just Watch Me: Trudeau and the '70s Generation (1999 documentary) Trudeau (2002 miniseries) Young Trudeau (2006 book)

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