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Date and Place of Birth
January 5, 1950
Ottawa, Ontario

Education
BA - Carleton University 1971
LL.B. - University of Ottawa 1976

Profession
Law Clerk to Bora Laskin, Chief Justice of Canada
Business and tax lawyer
Chairman Ottawa-Carleton Board of Trade 1985

Federal Political Affiliation
Liberal Party of Canada

Federal Riding
Ottawa South

Political Career

  • First elected to House of Commons 1988
  • Minister of Industry 1993
  • Minister of Foreign Affairs 2000
  • Chairman Ad Hoc Cabinet Committee on Anti-Terrorism 2001
  • Deputy Prime Minister of Canada January 2002 to December 2003
  • Minister of Finance (in addition to Deputy Prime Minister) June 2002 to December 2003
  • Ran in 2003 Liberal leadership race, but withdrew when it became clear Paul Martin would win.
  • In November 2003, John Manley announced his retirement from politics at the next election, but did not rule out the possibility that he would return.


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