Definition: The Governor General of Canada is the representative of the Queen in Canada. A governor general is selected by the prime minister of Canada and appointed by the Queen. The role is mainly ceremonial.
The term in office of a Canadian governor general is usually five years.
When assuming office, the Governor General of Canada receives the title "Right Honourable," which lasts for life, and "His Excellency" or "Her Excellency" for the duration of the term in office.
The term in office of a Canadian governor general is usually five years.
When assuming office, the Governor General of Canada receives the title "Right Honourable," which lasts for life, and "His Excellency" or "Her Excellency" for the duration of the term in office.
