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MotoH said:liquor that makes the air smell like sulfur)
Whew, that must be pretty strong stuff!
MotoH said:liquor that makes the air smell like sulfur)
The Governor General is the representative of the Canadian monarch, currently Queen Elizabeth II, and is the country's official head of state. The role of the Governor General is largely ceremonial and symbolic, with responsibilities including opening and dissolving Parliament, giving Royal Assent to bills, and representing Canada on the international stage.
While it is possible for a non-political figure to be appointed as Governor General, the decision ultimately lies with the Prime Minister and Queen Elizabeth II. It is unlikely that William Shatner, a famous actor, would be chosen for this role as it is traditionally given to individuals with a strong background in politics or public service.
William Shatner does not have any known qualifications or experience in politics or public service. While he is a well-known and beloved figure, it is unlikely that he would be considered for the position of Governor General due to his lack of relevant experience.
This is a subjective question and opinions may vary. Some may argue that having a well-known and charismatic figure like William Shatner as Governor General could bring attention and interest to the role, while others may argue that it is important for the position to be filled by someone with a strong background in politics and public service.
No, there has never been an actor appointed as Governor General in Canada's history. The position has traditionally been filled by individuals with backgrounds in politics, law, or military service. However, there have been individuals from the entertainment industry who have been appointed, such as Adrienne Clarkson, who was a television journalist before becoming Governor General in 1999.