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Random Members Of The Canadian House Of Commons With Military Service (D)report

  • [Name]: James Domville
    [Elected Party]: Conservative
    [Constituency]: King's
    [Elected date]: October 12, 1872
    [Military service]: Militia

  • [Name]: Grant Deachman
    [Elected Party]: Liberal
    [Constituency]: Vancouver Quadra
    [Elected date]: April 8, 1963
    [Military service]: Canadian Army

  • [Name]: Alexis Dessaint
    [Elected Party]: Liberal
    [Constituency]: Kamouraska
    [Elected date]: February 22, 1887
    [Military service]: Militia (1883-1890)

  • [Name]: Charles "Bud" Drury
    [Elected Party]: Liberal
    [Constituency]: Saint-Antoine—Westmount
    [Elected date]: June 18, 1962
    [Military service]: Canadian Army (1933-1970), Royal Canadian Air Force (1935-1936)

  • [Name]: Claude Drouin
    [Elected Party]: Liberal
    [Constituency]: Beauce
    [Elected date]: June 2, 1997
    [Military service]: Canadian Forces Air Command

  • [Name]: Henri Jules Juchereau Duchesnay
    [Elected Party]: Nationalist Conservative
    [Constituency]: Dorchester
    [Elected date]: February 22, 1887
    [Military service]: Militia (1880-1887)

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Originally inhabited by Indians and Inuit. It was colonized by France in the early 1600s and ceded to England. On July 1, 1867, united the provinces of Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia into a Commonwealth, making it Britain’s first self-governing territory. Since then, other provinces have joined the union. In 1926, Canada gained diplomatic independence. In 1931, Canada became the member state of the Commonwealth of Nations, and its parliament was given the same legislative powers as the British parliament, but without a constitutional amendment. In 1982, the Queen signed the Canadian Constitution Act and the Canadian Parliament was granted full power to establish and amend the constitution.

The random tool generates 38 entries that record the Canadian House of Commons military service list. These include John Waterhouse Daniel, Barnett Jerome Danson, Vincent Martin Danson, Donald Watson Davis, John” Jack” Davis, and others that we may be familiar with.

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