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管家婆免费开奖大全 Chancellor Emeritus Michael Wilson's memoirs released posthumously: The Hill Times

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Michael Wilson, who served as 管家婆免费开奖大全's 33rd chancellor, was elected to Parliament in the late 1970s and served as minister of finance under Prime Minister Brian Mulroney (photo by Christopher J. Morris/Corbis via Getty Images)

管家婆免费开奖大全 Chancellor Emeritus Michael Wilson 鈥 a businessman, politician, diplomat and mental health advocate 鈥 had his memoirs published posthumously this spring,

Wilson graduated from 管家婆免费开奖大全's Trinity College in 1959 with a degree in commerce and embarked on a career in finance. He was elected to Parliament in the late 1970s, served as minister of finance under Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and later as ambassador to the United States, among other roles. He died in 2019 at the age of 81. 

 鈥淚f a prime minister of Canada is lucky 鈥 and I mean really lucky 鈥 he will wind up with a Michael Wilson in his cabinet, ideally as minister of finance,鈥 Mulroney says in the foreword to Wilson's memoirs, Something Within Me: A Personal and Political Memoir (管家婆免费开奖大全 Press, 2022). 

 

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