Federal Political Experience

FOSTER, The Right Hon. Sir George Eulas,    P.C.

DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: 1847.09.03 Carleton County, New Brunswick, Canada

DECEASED: 1931.12.30

PROFESSION: Professor, teacher

POLITICAL PARTY:

Conservative

(1882.06.20 - 1903.03.09)

Unknown

(1903.03.10 - 1904.11.02)

Conservative

(1904.11.03 - 1917.12.16)

Unionist

(1917.12.17 - 1921.09.21)

Conservative

(1921.09.22 - )

SENATE:

Date of Appointment: 1921.09.22

Senatorial Division:

Toronto, Ontario

(1921.09.22 - 1931.12.30)

Died in Office: 1931.12.30

HOUSE OF COMMONS:

1882.06.20, King's, New Brunswick

Elected

1882.11.07, King's, New Brunswick

Re-Elected

1885.12.31, King's, New Brunswick

Re-Elected

1887.02.22, King's, New Brunswick

Re-Elected

1891.03.05, King's, New Brunswick

Re-Elected

1896.06.23, York, New Brunswick

Re-Elected

1900.11.07, City of St. John, New Brunswick

Defeated

1903.03.10, Ontario North, Ontario

Defeated

1904.11.03, Toronto North, Ontario

Re-Elected

1908.10.26, Toronto North, Ontario

Re-Elected

1911.09.21, Toronto North, Ontario

Re-Elected

1911.10.27, Toronto North, Ontario

Re-Elected

1917.12.17, Toronto North, Ontario

Re-Elected

CAUCUS:

Conservative

(1883.02.08 - 1885.12.09)

Conservative

(1885.12.31 - 1900.10.09)

Conservative

(1904.11.03 - 1917.10.06)

Unionist

(1918.03.18 - 1921.09.21)

Conservative

(1921.09.22 - 1931.12.30)

PARLIAMENTARY FUNCTIONS:

Minister

Minister of Marine and Fisheries

(1885.12.10 - 1888.05.28)

Minister of Finance and Receiver General

(1888.05.29 - 1891.06.06)

Minister of Finance and Receiver General

(1891.06.16 - 1892.11.24)

Minister of Finance and Receiver General

(1892.12.05 - 1894.12.12)

Minister of Finance and Receiver General

(1894.12.21 - 1896.01.05)

Minister of Finance and Receiver General

(1896.01.15 - 1896.04.27)

Minister of Finance and Receiver General

(1896.05.01 - 1896.07.08)

Minister of Trade and Commerce

(1911.10.10 - 1917.10.11)

Minister of Trade and Commerce

(1917.10.12 - 1920.07.09)

Minister of Trade and Commerce

(1920.07.10 - 1921.09.20)