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Originally Posted by jiang  Dear teachers,
Could you please explain "lieutenant-Governor" and "Governor-general"? To me they both represent the Queen. Is that right?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Thank you in advance.
Jiang |
In Canada, and probably in (some) other Commonwealth countries, the G-g is the Queen's representative for the whole country and has a role in the national government. The L-g is the Queen's representative for a single province or territory, so there are many of them, and has a role in his/her province's/territory's government.
lieutenant-governor and Governor-general 
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