John Baird - Revision history

Canadianpatriot at 01:25, May 24, 2018

2018-05-24T01:25:55Z

DavidB4-bot: Spelling/Grammar Check, typos fixed: Foriegn → Foreign, life-long → lifelong

2016-07-22T12:24:45Z

Spelling/Grammar Check, typos fixed: Foriegn → Foreign, life-long → lifelong

DavidB4-bot: clean up & uniformity

2016-06-27T05:39:30Z

clean up & uniformity

AugustO: Reverted edits by King0b2m2 (talk) to last revision by Cheesefromcows

2015-06-09T21:20:36Z

Reverted edits by King0b2m2 (talk) to last revision by Cheesefromcows

King0b2m2 at 21:03, June 9, 2015

2015-06-09T21:03:15Z

Cheesefromcows: he is now foreign affairs minister.

2011-05-25T18:42:08Z

he is now foreign affairs minister.

QK: introduction

2010-04-18T23:16:02Z

introduction

QK: updating Cabinet position

2010-04-18T21:44:21Z

updating Cabinet position

Learn together: Subcategory exists

2008-11-08T21:55:45Z

Subcategory exists

Canuck: categorize as Canadian; add links

2008-11-02T12:59:54Z

categorize as Canadian; add links

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-'''John Baird''' is a [[Canadian]] politician, and is the Foreign Affairs Minister for Canada. He has served as a Member of the Ontario House of Assembly and is now currently a federal Member of Parliament.
+'''John Baird''' is a former [[Canadian]] politician. He was the Foreign Affairs Minister for Canada in the Harper government. He served as a Member of the Ontario House of Assembly and subsequently as a federal Member of Parliament.
 ==Political experience==
 Baird is a [[Conservative Party of Canada|Conservative]] Member of Parliament for the riding of [[Ottawa]] West-Nepean in 2006 and appointed to the Privy Council as President of the Treasury Board in Canadian [[Prime Minister]] [[Stephen Harper]]'s first cabinet.
-As President of the Treasury Board, he steered and created the Canadian Federal Accountability Act (anti-corruption legislation). On January 4, 2007, he became Minister of the [[Environment]] and was later succeeded in that role by Jim Prentice. He currently serves as Minister of Transport in the Canadian government.
+As President of the Treasury Board, he steered and created the Canadian Federal Accountability Act (anti-corruption legislation). On January 4, 2007, he became Minister of the [[Environment]] and was later succeeded in that role by Jim Prentice. He also served as Minister of Transport and Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Canadian government.
 ==Personal==

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-'''John Baird''' is a [[Canadian]] politician, and is the Foriegn Affairs Minister for Canada. He has served as a Member of the Ontario House of Assembly and is now currently a federal Member of Parliament.
+'''John Baird''' is a [[Canadian]] politician, and is the Foreign Affairs Minister for Canada. He has served as a Member of the Ontario House of Assembly and is now currently a federal Member of Parliament.
 ==Political experience==
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 ==Personal==
-Mr. Baird is a life-long resident of Nepean, [[Ontario]], Canada.
+Mr. Baird is a lifelong resident of Nepean, [[Ontario]], Canada.
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Baird, John}}
 [[Category:Canadian Political People]]

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 ==Political experience==
-Baird is a [[Conservative Party of Canada | Conservative]] Member of Parliament for the riding of [[Ottawa]] West-Nepean in 2006 and appointed to the Privy Council as President of the Treasury Board in Canadian [[Prime Minister]] [[Stephen Harper]]'s first cabinet.
+Baird is a [[Conservative Party of Canada|Conservative]] Member of Parliament for the riding of [[Ottawa]] West-Nepean in 2006 and appointed to the Privy Council as President of the Treasury Board in Canadian [[Prime Minister]] [[Stephen Harper]]'s first cabinet.
 As President of the Treasury Board, he steered and created the Canadian Federal Accountability Act (anti-corruption legislation). On January 4, 2007, he became Minister of the [[Environment]] and was later succeeded in that role by Jim Prentice. He currently serves as Minister of Transport in the Canadian government.
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 {{DEFAULTSORT:Baird, John}}
-[[category:Canadian Political People]]
+[[Category:Canadian Political People]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:20, June 9, 2015
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−	~~Ah hate dem jews~~, ~~dey so rich~~. ~~Mah mommy told me that u get jelus~~ of ~~peeple that hav sumthing you don~~'~~t have~~. ~~So Karajou~~ is ~~jelus cause jew are smaart~~	+	'''John Baird''' is a [[Canadian]] politician, and is the Foriegn Affairs Minister for Canada. He has served as a Member of the Ontario House of Assembly and is now currently a federal Member of Parliament.
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		+	==Political experience==
		+	Baird is a [[Conservative Party of Canada \| Conservative]] Member of Parliament for the riding of [[Ottawa]] West-Nepean in 2006 and appointed to the Privy Council as President of the Treasury Board in Canadian [[Prime Minister]] [[Stephen Harper]]'s first cabinet.
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		+	As President of the Treasury Board, he steered and created the Canadian Federal Accountability Act (anti-corruption legislation). On January 4, 2007, he became Minister of the [[Environment]] and was later succeeded in that role by Jim Prentice. He currently serves as Minister of Transport in the Canadian government.
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		+	==Personal==
		+	Mr. Baird is a life-long resident of Nepean, [[Ontario]], Canada.
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		+	{{DEFAULTSORT:Baird, John}}
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		+	[[category:Canadian Political People]]

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-'''John Baird''' is a [[Canadian]] politician, and is the Foriegn Affairs Minister for Canada. He has served as a Member of the Ontario House of Assembly and is now currently a federal Member of Parliament.
+Ah hate dem jews, dey so rich. Mah mommy told me that u get jelus of peeple that hav sumthing you don't have. So Karajou is jelus cause jew are smaart
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-==Political experience==
-Baird is a [[Conservative Party of Canada | Conservative]] Member of Parliament for the riding of [[Ottawa]] West-Nepean in 2006 and appointed to the Privy Council as President of the Treasury Board in Canadian [[Prime Minister]] [[Stephen Harper]]'s first cabinet.
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-As President of the Treasury Board, he steered and created the Canadian Federal Accountability Act (anti-corruption legislation). On January 4, 2007, he became Minister of the [[Environment]] and was later succeeded in that role by Jim Prentice. He currently serves as Minister of Transport in the Canadian government.
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-==Personal==
-Mr. Baird is a life-long resident of Nepean, [[Ontario]], Canada.
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-{{DEFAULTSORT:Baird, John}}
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-[[category:Canadian Political People]]

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−	'''John Baird''' is a [[Canadian]] politician, ~~that~~ has served as a Member of the Ontario House of Assembly and is now currently a federal Member of Parliament.	+	'''John Baird''' is a [[Canadian]] politician, and is the Foriegn Affairs Minister for Canada. He has served as a Member of the Ontario House of Assembly and is now currently a federal Member of Parliament.

	==Political experience==		==Political experience==

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 Baird is a [[Conservative Party of Canada | Conservative]] member of Parliament for the riding of [[Ottawa]] West-Nepean in 2006 and appointed to the Privy Council as President of the Treasury Board in Canadian [[Prime Minister]] [[Stephen Harper]]'s first cabinet.
-As President of the Treasury Board, he steered and created the Canadian Federal Accountability Act (anti-corruption legislation). On January 4, 2007, he became Minister of the [[Environment]].
+As President of the Treasury Board, he steered and created the Canadian Federal Accountability Act (anti-corruption legislation). On January 4, 2007, he became Minister of the [[Environment]] and was later succeeded in that role by Jim Prentice. He currently serves as Minister of Transport in the Canadian government.
 ==Personal==

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−	[[category:Canadian Political People~~]][[Category:Canadians~~]]	+	[[category:Canadian Political People]]