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Who represents the Sovereign in each of the ten provinces?

The Governor General

The Prime Minister

The Lieutenant Governor

The Lieutenant Governor represents the Sovereign, or the Queen, in each of the ten provinces. This is because Canada is a constitutional monarchy, meaning that the Queen is the head of state and is represented in each province by a Lieutenant Governor. The Governor General is the representative of the Sovereign on a federal level, not a provincial level. The Prime Minister and Commissioner are both positions within the government, but they do not represent the Sovereign.

The Commissioner

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