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1 3 Levels of Government Federal Provincial Municipal
Federalism 3 Levels of Government Federal Provincial Municipal

2 Prime Minister & Premier
Justin Trudeau John Horgan

3 Governor General = Lieutenant Governor
David Johnston Judith Guichon

4 Federal Cabinet = Provincial Cabinet

5 Member of Parliament = Member of Legislative Assembly
Mark Warawa (Conservative) Langley - Aldergrove Mary Polak (BC Liberal) Langley

6 House of Commons = Legislative Assembly
Civix Explains Levels of Government:

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