brian mulroney was the leader of the government in the senate canada.
leader of the government in the senate canada?
brian mulroney
the position replaced the leader of the government in the senate (), which from 1867–2015 was a senator who was a member of the governing party and led the government side in the senate of canada (whether or not that party held a majority in the senate). the old position had almost always been held by a cabinet minister, except briefly in 1926, from 1958–63 and since 2013. due to current prime minister justin trudeau's 2014 decision to remove senators from the liberal party of canada caucus, leaving them all effectively sitting as independent senators, trudeau named a representative of the government in the senate in the 42nd canadian parliament rather than a government leader. the situation created some uncertainty about how the senate would function, and how government legislation would be brought to the senate. retired civil servant peter harder was named to the position on march 18, 2016.
representative of the government in the senate
dacca survey school was established in 1876 as a survey school at nalgola, west of the current sir salimullah medical college campus, in old dhaka by the then government of bengal under british raj. it offered a survey course of two years to train land surveyors, at the end of which students competed at the sub-overseer's examination. according to a report on public instruction in bengal, on 31 march 1903, dacca survey school had 117 students of which 103 were hindus and 14 were muslims. in 1908, the school started to offer diploma degrees. nawab sir khwaja ahsanullah bahadur, a philanthropist and nawab of dhaka, endowed donations for developing the survey school. after his death in 1901, his son, the then nawab of dhaka, sir khwaja salimullah bahadur released 112,000 rupees grant in 1902 in accordance. as an acknowledgement of this contribution, the school was renamed to ahsanullah school of engineering.
bangladesh university of engineering and technology