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Clark, Joe (Charles Joseph) (1939– )

Canadian Progressive Conservative politician who became party leader in 1976, and in May 1979 defeated Pierre Trudeau at the polls to become the youngest prime minister in Canada's history. Following the rejection of his government's budget, he was defeated in a second election in February 1980. He became secretary of state for external affairs (foreign minister) in 1984 in the government of Brian Mulroney.



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Invited guests included Governor-General Adrienne Clarkson, federal Minister of External Affairs Bill Graham, former prime minister Joe Clark and representatives of religious denominations from around the world.
Services mark life of former primate by De Santis, Solange / Anglican Journal
If the Conservative Party had taken over the Alliance party, instead of the other way around, and if Joe Clark were still their leader, he would be prime minister today with a huge majority government.
Joe Clark could have been PM by Atkins, Michael / Northern Ontario Business
Gordon, editor of the Harvard Education Letter, reminds us that the same year the report was released Joe Clark became the best-known principal in an American high school.
A Nation Reformed? by Berkowitz, Perry / School Administrator
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