list of canadian ministers of justice

Canadian Ministers of Justice Ministers of Justice also carry the title Attorney General of Canada

.	John A. Macdonald	July 1 1867 - November 5 1873	as PM
.	Antoine Dorion	November 7 1873 - May 31 1874	rowspan=5\|under Prime Minister Alexander Mackenzie
\|Albert James Smith (Acting) \|June 1 1874 - July 7 1874
.	Tlesphore Fournier	July 8 1874 - May 18 1875
.	Edward Blake	May 19 1875 - June 7 1877
.	T. A. R. Laflamme	June 8 1877 - October 8 1878
.	James McDonald	October 17 1878 - May 18 1881	rowspan=3\|under Prime Minister John A. Macdonald
.	Alexander Campbell	May 20 1881 - September 24 1885
owspan=3\|8.	rowspan=3\|John Sparrow David Thompson	September 26 1885 - June 6 1891
a href="/encyclopedia/June-16" title="June 16">June 16 1891 - November 24 1892	under Prime Minister John Abbott
a href="/encyclopedia/December-5" title="December 5">December 5 1892 - December 12 1894	as PM
.	Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper	December 21 1894 - January 5 1896	rowspan=3\|under Prime Minister Mackenzie Bowell
\|Thomas Daly (Acting) \|January 6 1896 - January 14 1896
owspan=2\|10.	rowspan=2\|Arthur Rupert Dickey	January 15 1896 - April 27 1896
a href="/encyclopedia/May-1" title="May 1">May 1 1896 - July 8 1896	under Prime Minister Charles Tupper
1.	Oliver Mowat	July 13 1896 - November 17 1897	rowspan=4\|under Prime Minister Wilfrid Laurier
2.	David Mills	November 18 1897 - February 7 1902
3.	Charles Fitzpatrick	February 11 1902 - June 3 1906
4.	Allen Aylesworth	June 4 1906 - October 6 1911
owspan=2\|15.	rowspan=2\|Charles Doherty	October 10 1911 - July 9 1920	under Prime Minister Robert Borden
a href="/encyclopedia/July-10" title="July 10">July 10 1920 - September 20 1921	rowspan=2\|under Prime Minister Arthur Meighen
6.	R. B. Bennett	October 4 1921 - December 28 1921
7.	Lomer Gouin	December 29 1921 - January 3 1924	rowspan=3\|under Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King
\|Ernest Lapointe (Acting) \|January 4 1924 - January 29 1924
8.	Ernest Lapointe	January 30 1924 - June 28 1926
\|Hugh Guthrie (Acting) \|June 29 1926 - July 12 1926 \|rowspan=2\|under Prime Minister Arthur Meighen
9.	Esioff-Lon Patenaude	July 13 1926 - September 24 1926
\|Ernest Lapointe (2nd time) \|September 25 1926 - August 6 1930 \|under Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King
0.	Hugh Guthrie	August 7 1930 - August 11 1935	rowspan=3\|under Prime Minister R. B. Bennett
\|Esioff-Lon Patenaude (2nd time) \|August 14 1935 - October 22 1935
1.	George Geary	August 14 1935 - October 22 1935
\|Ernest Lapointe (3rd time) \|October 23 1935 - November 26 1941 \|rowspan=6\|under Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King
\|Joseph Enoil Michaud (Acting) \|November 27 1941 - December 9 1941
2.	Louis Saint-Laurent	December 10 1941 - December 9 1946
3.	James Lorimer Ilsley	December 10 1946 - June 30 1948
\|Louis Saint-Laurent (Acting) \|July 1 1948 - September 9 1948
\|Louis Saint-Laurent (2nd time) \|September 10 1948 - November 14 1948
4.	Stuart Sinclair Garson	November 15 1948 - June 20 1957	under Prime Minister Louis Saint-Laurent
5.	E. Davie Fulton	June 21 1957 - August 8 1962	under Prime Minister John George Diefenbaker
6.	Donald Fleming	August 9 1962 - April 21 1963
7.	Lionel Chevrier	April 22 1963 - February 2 1964	rowspan=5\|under Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson
8.	Guy Favreau	February 3 1964 - June 29 1965
\|George McIlraith (Acting) \|June 30 1965 - July 6 1965
9.	Louis Cardin	July 7 1965 - April 3 1967
owspan=2\|30.	rowspan=2\|Pierre Trudeau	April 4 1967 - April 19 1968
a href="/encyclopedia/April-20" title="April 20">April 20 1968 - July 5 1968	as PM
1.	John Turner	July 6 1968 - January 27 1972	rowspan=6\|under Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau
2.	Otto Lang	January 28 1972 - September 25 1975
3.	Ron Basford	September 26 1975 - August 2 1978
\|Otto Lang (Acting) \|August 3 1978 - August 8 1978
\|Otto Lang (2nd time) \|August 9 1978 - November 23 1978
4.	Marc Lalonde	November 24 1978 - June 3 1979
5.	Jacques Flynn	June 4 1979 - March 2 1980	under Prime Minister Joe Clark
6.	Jean Chrtien	March 3 1980 - September 9 1982	rowspan=2\|under Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau
7.	Mark MacGuigan	September 10 1982 - June 29 1984
8.	Donald Johnston	June 30 1984 - September 16 1984	under Prime Minister John Turner
9.	John Crosbie	September 17 1984 - June 29 1986	rowspan=2\|under Prime Minister Brian Mulroney
0.	Ray Hnatyshyn	June 30 1986 - December 7 1988
\|Joe Clark (Acting) \|December 8 1988 - January 29 1989 \|under Prime Minister Brian Mulroney (Acting)
1.	Doug Lewis	January 30 1989 - February 22 1990	rowspan=3\|under Prime Minister Brian Mulroney
2.	Kim Campbell	February 23 1990 - January 3 1993
3.	Pierre Blais	January 4 1993 - June 24 1993
nbsp;	Pierre Blais (cont'd)	June 25 1993 - November 3 1993	under Prime Minister Kim Campbell
4.	Allan Rock	November 4 1993 - June 10 1997	rowspan=3\|under Prime Minister Jean Chrtien
5.	Anne McLellan	June 11 1997 - January 14 2002
6.	Martin Cauchon	January 15 2002 - December 11 2003
7.	Irwin Cotler	December 12 2003 -	under Prime Minister Paul Martin

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