Editing Gary Doer (section)

{{Short description|Premier of Manitoba from 1999 to 2009}}
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{{Infobox officeholder
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| honorific-suffix    = {{post-nominals|country=CAN|OM|size=100%}}
| name                = Gary Doer
| image               = Gary Doer - 2023 US-Canada Summit (52807000921) (cropped).jpg
| caption             = Doer in 2023
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| office1              = [[List of Canadian ambassadors to the United States|Canadian Ambassador to the United States]]
| term_start1          = 19 October 2009
| term_end1            = 3 March 2016
| primeminister1       = [[Stephen Harper]]<br />[[Justin Trudeau]]
| predecessor1         = [[Michael Wilson (Canadian politician)|Michael Wilson]]
| successor1           = [[David MacNaughton]]
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| office2              = 20th [[Premier of Manitoba]]<ref>Doer's full title is Premier of Manitoba, President of the [[Executive Council of Manitoba]], and [[Minister of Federal/Provincial Relations (Manitoba)|Minister of Federal/Provincial Relations]].</ref>
| term_start2          = 5 October 1999
| term_end2            = 19 October 2009
| predecessor2         = [[Gary Filmon]]
| successor2           = [[Greg Selinger]]
| monarch2             = [[Elizabeth II]]
| lieutenant_governor2 = [[Peter Liba]]<br />[[John Harvard (politician)|John Harvard]]<br />[[Philip S. Lee]]
| deputy2              = [[Jean Friesen]]<br />[[Rosann Wowchuk]]

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| office3          = Leader of the Opposition in the [[Legislative Assembly of Manitoba]]
| term_start3      = 1990
| term_end3        = 1999
| predecessor3     = [[Sharon Carstairs]]
| successor3       = Gary Filmon
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| office4          = Leader of the Second Opposition in the [[Legislative Assembly of Manitoba]]
| term_start4      = 1988
| term_end4        = 1990
| predecessor4     = [[Israel Asper]] (1975)
| successor4       = [[Sharon Carstairs]]
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|office5              = [[Manitoba NDP|Leader of the Manitoba New Democratic Party]]
|term_start5          = 30 March 1988
|term_end5            = 17 October 2009
|predecessor5         = [[Howard Pawley]]
|successor5           = [[Greg Selinger]]
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|office6              = [[Minister of Crown Investments (Manitoba)|Minister of Crown Investments]] in the Government of Manitoba
|term_start6          = 4 February 1987
|term_end6            = 9 May 1988
|predecessor6         = [[Vic Schroeder]]
|successor6           = position eliminated
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|office7              = [[Minister responsible for the Manitoba Telephone System|Minister in the Government of Manitoba responsible for the Manitoba Telephone System]]
|term_start7          = 4 February 1987
|term_end7            = 9 May 1988
|succeeding7          = 
|predecessor7         = [[Al Mackling]]
|successor7           = [[Glen Findlay]]
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|office8              = [[Minister of Urban Affairs (Manitoba)|Minister of Urban Affairs]] in the Government of Manitoba
|term_start8          = 17 April 1986
|term_end8            = 9 May 1988
|predecessor8         = [[Laurent Desjardins]]
|successor8           = [[Gerald Ducharme]]
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|office9              = [[Minister responsible for the Accountability of Crown Corporations (Manitoba)|Minister in the Government of Manitoba responsible for the Accountability of Crown Corporations]]
|term_start9          = 19 August 1987
|term_end9            = 9 May 1988
|predecessor9         = position created
|successor9           = [[Clayton Manness]]<ref>Clayton Manness was styled as Minister charged with the administration of The Crown Corporations Public Review and Accountability Act.</ref>
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|office10             = [[Minister responsible for the Liquor Control Act (Manitoba)|Minister in the Government of Manitoba responsible for the Liquor Control Act]]
|term_start10         = 21 September 1987
|term_end10           = 9 May 1988
|predecessor10        = [[Roland Penner]]
|successor10          = [[James McCrae (politician)|James McCrae]]
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|office11            = Member of the [[Legislative Assembly of Manitoba]] for [[Concordia (electoral district)|Concordia]]
|term_start11        = 18 March 1986
|term_end11          = 19 October 2009
|predecessor11       = [[Peter Fox (Canadian politician)|Peter Fox]]
|successor11         = [[Matt Wiebe]]
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|order12             = 
|office12            = President of the [[Manitoba Government Employees' Association]]
|term_start12        = 1979
|term_end12          = 1986
|predecessor12       = [[William Jackson (Canadian labour leader)|William Jackson]]
|successor12         = [[Peter Olfert]]
|majority12          = 
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|birth_name=Gary Albert Doer
| birth_date          = {{birth date and age|1948|03|31|df=y}}
| birth_place         = [[Winnipeg]], [[Manitoba]], [[Canada]]
| death_date          =
| death_place         =
| party               = [[New Democratic Party of Manitoba|New Democratic]]
| spouse              = Ginny Devine
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'''Gary Albert Doer''' {{post-nominals|country=CAN|OM}} (born 31 March 1948) is a former [[Canadians|Canadian]] politician and diplomat from [[Winnipeg]], Manitoba, Canada. He served as Canada's [[List of Canadian ambassadors to the United States|ambassador to the United States]] from 19 October 2009, to 3 March 2016. Doer previously served as the 20th [[premier of Manitoba]] from 1999 to 2009, leading a [[New Democratic Party of Manitoba|New Democratic Party]] government.

Since the end of his term as envoy to Washington, Doer has taken up a position as senior business advisor with the global law firm [[Dentons]] and was retained by the government of Alberta to lobby the [[First presidency of Donald Trump|Trump administration]] on the [[softwood lumber dispute]].<ref>{{cite web |last=Bellefontaine |first=Michelle |date=2017-05-18 |title=Alberta hires Gary Doer, former ambassador to U.S., to help in softwood lumber dispute |url=http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/Edmonton/alberta-manitoba-premier-gary-doer-lumber-softwood-dispute-1.4104763 |publisher=CBC News}}</ref> Doer is a member of the [[Inter-American Dialogue]].