Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs

The Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs was a Canadian cabinet position held between 1967 to 1995. The minister was responsible for consumer and corporate issues relating to legislation at the federal level.

The minister was also the Registrar General of Canada.

Ministers

1.	John Napier Turner	December 21, 1967–April 20, 1968	under Prime Minister Lester Pearson
		April 20, 1968–July 5, 1968	under Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau
2.	Ron Basford	July 5, 1968–January 27, 1972
3.	Bob Andras	January 28, 1972–November 26, 1972
4.	Herb Gray	November 27, 1972–August 7, 1974
5.	André Ouellet	August 8, 1974–March 15, 1976
*	Bryce Mackasey (acting)	March 16, 1976–April 7, 1976
6.	Bryce Mackasey	April 8, 1976–September 13, 1976
7.	Anthony Abbott	September 14, 1976–September 15, 1977
8.	Warren Allmand	September 16, 1977–June 3, 1979
9.	Allan Lawrence	June 4, 1979–March 2, 1980	under Prime Minister Joe Clark
10.	André Ouellet	March 3, 1980 - August 11, 1983	under Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau
11.	Judy Erola	August 12, 1983–June 29, 1984
		June 30, 1984–September 16, 1984	under Prime Minister John Turner
12.	Michel Côté	September 17, 1984–June 29, 1986	under Prime Minister Brian Mulroney
13.	Harvie Andre	June 30, 1986–January 29, 1989
14.	Bernard Valcourt	January 30, 1989–August 1, 1989
*	Harvie Andre (acting)	August 2, 1989–February 22, 1990
12.	Pierre Blais	February 23, 1990–January 3, 1993
13.	Pierre H. Vincent	January 4, 1990–June 24, 1993
14.	Jean Charest	June 25, 1993–November 3, 1993	under Prime Minister Kim Campbell
15.	John Manley	November 4, 1993–March 28, 1995	under Prime Minister Jean Chrétien

The position of Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs was abolished and its duties inherited by the new position of Minister of Industry (list) on March 29, 1995.