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    Born in Edmonton in , Robert Borden worked for Greyhound Bus Lines for over fifty years. He served as the head of Western Canadian Greyhound Lines before becoming president of Greyhound Lines of Canada Limited, located in Calgary, Alberta, in The company acted as a holding company to own all Greyhound subsidiaries in Canada. He retired from that role in

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    Robert Borden

    Prime Minister of Canada from to

    This article is about the prime minister of Canada. For the American TV writer and producer, see Robert Borden (TV producer).

    The Right Honourable

    Sir Robert Borden

    GCMG PC KC

    Borden in

    In office
    October 10, &#;– July 10,
    MonarchGeorge V
    Governors General
    Preceded byWilfrid Laurier
    Succeeded byArthur Meighen
    In office
    February 6, &#;– July 10,
    Preceded byCharles Tupper
    Succeeded byArthur Meighen
    In office
    December 17, &#;– July
    Preceded byArthur de Witt Foster
    Succeeded byErnest William Robinson
    In office
    February 4, &#;– January 25,
    Preceded byEdward Kidd
    Succeeded byEdward Kidd
    In office
    October 26, &#;– December 16,
    Preceded byMichael Carney
    Succeeded byPeter Francis Martin
    In office
    June 23, &#;– November 2,
    Preceded byJohn Fitzwilliam Stairs
    Succeeded byMichael Carney
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    Borden, Sir Robert Laird () prime minister of Canada (), was born at Grand Pré, Nova Scotia, on June 26, , the son of Andrew Borden. He was educated at Acadia Villa Academy, Horton, Nova Scotia, studied law, and was called to the bar in Nova Scotia in (Q.C., ). He practised law in Halifax, and from to was president of the Barristers' Society of Nova Scotia. From to he represented Halifax in the Canadian House of Commons; and in he was chosen leader of the Conservative opposition in parliament, in succession to Sir Charles Tupper, Bart. He was defeated in Halifax in , but was elected for Carleton in ; he represented Halifax again from to ; and from to he sat for King's county. In he became prime minister of Canada ; and he remained at the head of affairs in Canada throughout the whole period of the Great War. In he formed a Unio