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Uploading copyrighted images
Please stop uploading copyrighted files from the Senate site. These are not freely usable and they are not, as you keep claiming, CC-BY 4.0 licensed, which is verifiable by anyone who actually clicks the link you cite to their copyright page. If you continue to upload copyrighted files, you may be blocked from editing. The Drover's Wife (talk) 22:37, 11 September 2018 (UTC)
Recent Edits
@Akkari574: I would like to give you some feedback regarding your recent edits to former Alberta Premier Rachel Notley's article.
Typically, opposition leaders in Canada do not receive the style "The Honorable". It is true that Jason Kenney used the style during his tenure as opposition leader, however he did not gain that style from that particular position. Kenney is a former federal Cabinet Minister, and therefore is a privy councillor. Privy Councillors are entitled to be "The Honourable" for life.
As far as provincial politics go, the only figure to hold the style of "The Honourable" for life is the Lieutenant-Governor. Moreover, the Speaker, Premier, Government House Leader, and Cabinet Ministers use that style while in office only.
Please refer to this article to look at typical convention to see which officeholders keep their styles after leaving and which do not.
Thank You, Brycecordry (talk) 19:26, 4 May 2019 (UTC)
"The Honourable"
In Canada, one is accorded the style "The Honourable" for life if one becomes a privy councillor (eg federal cabinet ministers, Supreme Court justices, occasionally federal opposition party leaders, depending on the circumstances, and some others, including members of the Security Intelligence Review Committee. Sometimes a provincial premier is sworn into the privy council either because of a major event - such as the centennial of Confederation in 1967 or the patriation of the Constitution in 1982. Provincial premiers and provincial cabinet ministers are allowed to use the style "The Honourable" only while they are in office, unless they are also (or subsequently become) a privy councillor so generally provincial premiers and provincial cabinet ministers lose the style when they leave office. See The_Honourable#Canada. CosmosCagoul (talk) 00:58, 5 May 2019 (UTC)