Kim Campbell sworn in as Prime Minister

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Campbell was sworn in as the 19th prime minister of Canada on Jun 25, 1993, after winning the leadership race for the Progressive Conservative Party. Her cabinet will be comprised of 25 ministers, which includes her former opponent, Jean Charest. A list of cabinet ministers is included.

Women prime ministers

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General election called for Oct. 25

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Canadian Prime Minister Kim Campbell scheduled a general election for Oct 25, 1993. Campbell planned to help the Progressive Conservative Party retain or increase the number of seats it holds in parliament by focusing on issues such as deficit reduction.

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Ministers join Tory leadership race

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Canadian Environment Minister Charest and Defense Minister Campbell announced in Mar 1993 that they would run for leadership of the Progressive Conservative Party. Experts believe that Campbell has a better chance of winning.

Charest, Jean, Conservative Party of Canada

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