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The document outlines the branches of the Canadian government including the executive branch which is headed by the Governor General and Prime Minister. It discusses the roles and responsibilities of the Governor General, Prime Minister, and Cabinet Ministers who make up the executive branch and lead the country. The Prime Minister acts as the leader of the country and cabinet while the Governor General is the representative of the Queen as head of state.
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- In this presentation we will focus only on one branch – the Executive Branch.
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