This man won his first election due to his position on the issue of whether there should be separately funded schools in two different languages in Manitoba.
This man won his first election due to his position on the issue of whether there should be separately funded schools in two different languages in Manitoba. This man's attempt to build a navy was opposed by an enemy of his, Henri Bourassa, but he nonetheless passed the Naval Service Bill, creating the Royal Canadian Navy. This man, who famously claimed that "the twentieth century belongs to Canada," won four federal elections in a row, but was ultimately defeated by Sir Robert (*) Borden. For 10 points, name this man who ruled Canada from 1896 to 1911 as its first francophone Prime Minister.
This man won his first election due to his position on the issue of whether there should be separately funded schools in two different languages in Manitoba.
Wilfrid {Laurier}