Canada’s path to independence wasn’t marked by revolution — it was shaped by diplomacy, political strategy, and one pivotal figure: William Lyon Mackenzie King. Discover how Canada gradually broke ...

On Dec. 17, 1949, former prime minister William Lyon Mackenzie King celebrated his ... When King held his final cabinet meeting as prime minister in 1948, his soon-to-be successor Louis St ...

The opening of Toronto City Council’s first meeting was surprisingly amicable and friendly as Rob Ford took the oath of office... The Rebel Mayor situation, the municipal election's only fun ...

William Lyon Mackenzie King, the dominant Canadian political ... attend George's coronation (held on May 12) and for high-level meetings on the increasingly tense state of European affairs.

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Over the last century-and-a-half, Canada has seen many political stalwarts, but one man stands out - William Lyon Mackenzie King. He served as Canada's Prime Minister for 21 years and 154 days ...

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