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| Michaelle Jean, a Haitian-born television journalist based in
Quebec, will be Canada's next governor general, senior sources said Wednesday.(CP photo
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Michealle Jean, Gov. General-designate holds a news conference outside the
Senate chambers in Ottawa, Canada, Thursday Aug. 4, 2005, after she was appointed as the
27th Governor General to replace Gov. Gen Adrienne Clarkson on Sept. 27, 2005. (AP
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| Canada's future governor general, Michaelle Jean, seen here
in an undated Canadian Broadcasting Corporation photo, fought back against allegations
that she and her husband are sympathetic to the cause of Quebec separatists, announcing
her commitment to a united Canada.(AFP/CBC-HO/File) |
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Canadian Governor General-designate Michaelle Jean smiles as
she holds a news conference outside the Senate chambers in Ottawa, Thursday August 4, 2005
after she was appointed as the 27th Governor General to replace Gov. Gen Adrienne Clarkson
on Sept. 27, 2005 . (AP Photo/Fred Chartrand) |
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| Canadian Governor General-designate Michaelle Jean stands
with her six-year-old daughter Marie-Eden and her husband Jean-Daniel Lafond in Ottawa,
August 4, 2005. (CP/Fred Chartrand) |
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Canadian Governor General-designate Michaelle Jean holds a news conference
outside the Senate chambers in Ottawa earlier this month after she was appointed as the
27th Governor General to replace Gov. Gen Adrienne Clarkson on Sept. 27. (CP PHOTO/Fred
Chartrand) |
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| Canadian Governor General designate Michaelle Jean (R) with
her six-year-old daughter Marie-Eden (C) and her husband Jean-Daniel Lafond in Ottawa
August 4, 2005. (CP/Fred Chartrand) |
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Prime Minister Paul Martin (L) and Governor General designate
Michaelle Jean arrive for a news conference in front of the Senate Chamber on Parliament
Hill in Ottawa August 4, 2005. (Reuters/Chis Wattie) |
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| Canadian Governor General designate Michaelle Jean arrives
for a news conference in front of the Senate Chamber on Parliament Hill in Ottawa August
4, 2005. (Reuters/Chris Wattie) |
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Canadian Governor General designate Michaelle Jean (R) smiles at Prime
Minister Paul Martin (L) while standing with her six-year-old daughter Marie-Eden (C) and
her husband Jean-Daniel Lafond during a news conference in front of the Senate Chamber on
Parliament Hill in Ottawa August 4, 2005. Jean will become Canada's first Black Governor
General, and will take up her new position on September 27, 2005. (Reuters/Chris Wattie |
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| Canadian Governor General designate Michaelle Jean (R) laughs with her
husband Jean-Daniel Lafond (C) while Prime Minister Paul Martin (L) jokes with Jean's
six-year-old daughter Marie-Eden during a news conference in front of the Senate Chamber
on Parliament Hill in Ottawa August 4, 2005. (Reuters/Chris Wattie) |
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Canadian Governor General designate Michaelle Jean (R) her
six-year-old daugter Marie-Eden (C) and husband Jean-Danniel Lafond during a news
conference in front of the Senate Chamber on Parliament Hill in Ottawa August 4, 2005.
(Reuters/Chris Wattie) |