Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia

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The Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia is the King’s representative in the province, performing constitutional, ceremonial, and community duties within the Canadian parliamentary system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constitutional office ⓘ
vice-regal office ⓘ
appointingAuthority Governor General of Canada ⓘ
appointmentMadeOnAdviceOf Prime Minister of Canada ⓘ
associatedWith Executive Council of Nova Scotia ⓘ
Nova Scotia House of Assembly ⓘ
category Lieutenant governors of Canadian provinces ⓘ
ceremonialDuty host visiting heads of state and dignitaries ⓘ
host visiting members of the Royal Family ⓘ
read the Speech from the Throne ⓘ
ceremonialRole presenting honours and awards ⓘ
presiding at official ceremonies ⓘ
communityRole patron of charitable and community organizations ⓘ
constitutionalRole de facto head of state in Nova Scotia ⓘ
provincial representative of the Crown ⓘ
country Canada ⓘ
createdBy British Crown ⓘ
currentIncumbentAssumedOfficeOn 2021-02-12 ⓘ
flag Standard of the Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
formationYear 1786 ⓘ
hasPower appoint members of the Executive Council of Nova Scotia ⓘ
appoint the Premier of Nova Scotia ⓘ
dissolve the Nova Scotia House of Assembly ⓘ
grant Royal Assent to provincial legislation ⓘ
prorogue the Nova Scotia House of Assembly ⓘ
summon the Nova Scotia House of Assembly ⓘ
jurisdiction Province of Nova Scotia ⓘ
linked to: Nova Scotia
legalBasis Constitution Act, 1867 ⓘ
Letters patent and orders-in-council ⓘ
officeHoldersAreStyled Her Honour ⓘ
His Honour ⓘ
The Honourable ⓘ
officeHoldersMustBe Canadian citizens ⓘ
residents of Canada ⓘ
officeType non-partisan office ⓘ
partOf Canadian Crown ⓘ
Parliamentary system of Canada ⓘ
linked to: Westminster system
predecessorOffice Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
reportsTo Monarch of Canada ⓘ
linked to: King of Canada
represents King of Canada ⓘ
Monarch of Canada ⓘ
linked to: King of Canada
residence Government House, Halifax ⓘ
seat Halifax, Nova Scotia ⓘ
styleOfAddress Your Honour ⓘ
symbol Crown of Canada ⓘ
termLength at His Majesty’s pleasure ⓘ
typicalTermLength approximately five years ⓘ
worksWith Executive Council of Nova Scotia ⓘ
Premier of Nova Scotia ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

House of Assembly of Nova Scotia → canBeDissolvedBy → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
House of Assembly of Nova Scotia → relatedInstitution → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
Premier of Nova Scotia → appointedBy → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
Peregrine Maitland → positionHeld → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
Sir John Harvey → positionHeld → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
Government of Nova Scotia → headOfStateRepresentative → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
Executive Council of Nova Scotia → advises → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
Executive Council of Nova Scotia → representsMonarch → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
Executive Council of Nova Scotia → appointingAuthority → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
Attorney General of Nova Scotia → appointedBy → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
Conference of Lieutenant Governors of Canada → hasMember → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
Charles Lawrence → positionHeld → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
subject linked to: Governor Charles Lawrence
William Fenwick Williams → positionHeld → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
Charles Lawrence → positionHeld → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
J. A. D. McCurdy → positionHeld → Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
linked to: Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia
Governor of Annapolis Royal → replacedBy → Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
linked to: Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia
Order of Nova Scotia → headOfOrder → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
Order of Nova Scotia → chancellor → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ
George Ramsay, 9th Earl of Dalhousie → positionHeld → Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia ⓘ