Former Prime Minister of Canada

A former Prime Minister of Canada is someone who once served as the country's head of government, leading the executive branch and setting national policies. They are the elected leader of the political party that has the most seats in Parliament and are responsible for guiding government decisions, representing Canada internationally, and addressing national issues. Once they leave office, they hold the title "former" Prime Minister, acknowledging their past service. Their influence can continue through their policies, public speeches, or involvement in public life, but they no longer hold the official role or duties of Prime Minister.