
Paul Martin
Paul Martin served as the 21st Prime Minister of Canada from 2003 to 2006, following a long career in politics that included roles as Minister of Finance and Minister of National Health and Welfare. He is known for his role in reducing the national deficit and implementing a number of social programs aimed at improving health care and education. Martin has been an advocate for various global issues, including poverty reduction and international development, and has remained active in public discourse, often emphasizing the importance of Canadian identity and values in response to foreign criticisms.
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Paul Martin is an Economics and Finance graduate who is seeking to build a career in corporate finance.
Why graduate trainee initiatives are a lifeline for young professionalsMr. Reid, a principal at communications firm Feschuk.Reid and onetime senior aide to former Liberal prime minister Paul Martin.
Life under conservatives isn’t good enough, Navdeep Bains says in pitch for Ontario Liberal leaderPaul Martin, chief executive of NSW Education Standards, acknowledged that HSC mathematics was perceived as difficult.
Financial literacy to be taught earlier after numeracy skills declinePaul Martin, who followed Mr. Chrétien as PM, did not visit Punjab.
Carney to visit Mumbai, New Delhi but not Punjab in business-focused India tripPaul Martin is a camel farmer who plans to export camel milk to the United States.
How an Australian farmer is planning to get US consumers hooked on camel milk | Australia newsPaul Martin, the NESA chief executive, stated that the expansion of provisions is a response to the increasing need for support among students.
School principals to decide which measures students can receiveWesley Wark served on an advisory council on national security for former prime ministers Paul Martin and Stephen Harper.
Experts worry Elections Alberta lacks resources to deal with foreign interferenceThe last (and only) Canadian national-security strategy, published by Paul Martin’s government in April, 2004, was a deliberate repudiation of the George W. Bush doctrine.
Canada should craft its own national-security policyPaul Martin warned that a sovereign Quebec would have no say in the Bank of Canada’s setting of monetary policy.
If anyone can poke holes in the PQ’s currency plan, it’s Mark CarneyFormer prime minister Paul Martin's government lost a confidence vote in 2005.
Outcome remains uncertain hours before key federal budget vote for LiberalsPaul Martin is a journalist who recalls the media's obsession with Caroline Flack and the financial incentives for writing stories about her.
Caroline Flack - Search for the Truth review: A heartbreaking story, but did it need revisiting? – The Irish TimesPaul Martin's Liberal government first enacted a minimum punishment for child-porn possession in 2005.
Supreme Court under fire for ruling against mandatory-minimum sentences in child-porn casePaul Martin's budget of 1994 played so badly at home and on international markets that it propelled the Liberals to a much more ambitious attempt the next year.
The next steps the Liberals must take to restore Canada’s fiscal stabilityPaul Martin was prime minister when Irwin Cotler raised human rights during a meeting with a Chinese delegation.
Ottawa’s focus on diversifying trade overshadows human-rights issues, experts sayThe 'third way' described by Tony Blair, Bill Clinton and Canada’s Paul Martin seemed to mix the best parts of capitalism and socialism into one happy 1990s cocktail.
The extraction economy is squeezing us for every penny. We can’t progress until it’s stoppedPaul Martin was featured in one of the first scandals on 'Magaly TV'.
Magaly Medina celebró los 28 años de ‘Magaly TV’, su programa de farándula | TVMASPaul Martin was a finance minister who later became Prime Minister and worked on returning the budget to surplus.
Man of the moment: François-Philippe Champagne prepares for make-or-break budgetScott Reid, a one-time senior aide to former Liberal prime minister Paul Martin, said the provincial party needs to focus all of its attention on one person: Mr. Ford.
Ford set to face questions on jobs, conflict-of-interest allegations as legislature resumesThe strategic partnership was first launched under Paul Martin’s government.
In Beijing, Anand signals warming relationship with ChinaPaul Martin is the head of NESA, emphasizing the importance of handwriting while modernizing the HSC exam experience.
Extension course enrolments plummet amid STEM pushPaul Martin was the finance minister who played a key role in balancing the budget within three years in 1995.
For Canada’s finances, it’s looking like 1995 all over again. How will today’s Liberals handle it?Prime Minister Paul Martin’s minority Liberal government publicly announced that it would not participate in President George W. Bush’s ballistic missile defence program.
Golden Dome signals change to Canada’s long-time opposition to joining U.S. missile defenceThe policy against working with the Americans on ballistic-missile defence was established in 2005 under the former Paul Martin government.
Canada should seek central role for NORAD in Golden Dome or risk marginalization, MPs toldIn 2005, former prime minister Paul Martin’s Liberal government rejected joining a U.S. ballistic missile defence system.
McGuinty defends Canada’s Golden Dome collaboration with U.S., citing potential threatsPrime Minister Paul Martin refused to join U.S. Ballistic Missile Defense in 2005.
Canada has been working for years to prepare for Golden Dome, Air Force general saysI was asked to lead prime minister Paul Martin’s 'Special Advisory Team on Sudan.'
The UN’s Security Council has killed the Responsibility to ProtectPaul Martin acted as emcee during Kate O’Connor's homecoming event.
Kate O’Connor receives hero’s welcome at Dundalk homecoming – The Irish TimesFormer prime minister Paul Martin argued the quality of life of Northern residents needed to be the top priority.
To strengthen Canada, start in the North
Mr. Dryden was a minister of social development under then-prime-minister Paul Martin.
MPs pay tribute to Ken Dryden with moment of silence, remarksPaul Martin was the former prime minister who appointed Ken Dryden as minister of social development.
Political world pays tribute to hockey great Ken Dryden’s public service







































































































































































