Brian Mulroney

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The Right HonourableBrian Mulroney
Personal Details
Born	20 March 1939
Died	29 February 2024
Nationality	Canadian
Occupation	Prime Minister of Canada (1984-1993) Leader of the Progressive Conservative Party (1983-1993)
Political Party	Progressive Conservative Party
Residence	24 Sussex Drive

Martin Brian Mulroney PC CC GOQ (20 March 1939 - 29 February 2024) was a Canadian former politician who served as the 18th Prime Minister of Canada, holding the position from 1984 to 1993. He was succeeded by Kim Campbell.

Popular Culture

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Parodies

Year	Name	Appearance	Notes
1990	Byron Baloney	Captain Tax Time Vol 1 #1, Paul Haynes	The introduction of the Goods and Services Tax (G.S.T.) is parodied as the "Good Samaritan Tax".
1995	Power Chin	Angloman: Making the World Safe for Apostrophes!	Mulroney is parodied as the superhero Power Chin, while Pierre Elliott Trudeau appears in the guise of the Northern Magus.
1997	Ross Hamilton	Party Favours, author Jean Doe	The same book features parodies of Jean Chrétien and Kim Campbell.

Mentions

Year	Name	Appearance	Notes
1989	Brian Mulroney	Roadkill	A character accuses protagonist Ramona of being an agent of Mulroney, sent to keep him from sleeping. Thomas Jefferson is also mentioned.
2006	Brian Mulroney	How I Met Your Mother, episode "Slap Bet"	Mulroney is mentioned in an in-universe music video, called "Let's Go to the Mall".
2006	Brian Mulroney	Group of Seven Volume 1 #3, Reg Stacey	Mulroney is mentioned to have been killed by the character Brick Shit House.
2008	Mulroney	Chilly Beach: The Canadian President	After the capture of puppet President Dale MacDonald, the Baron orders him to be locked up into the highest tower of the Hangelberg Chateau. A guard is unable to comply, as Mulroney was already locked in the highest tower. The Baron had to settle for the second tallest tower for MacDonald, and didn't know whether it was Brian or Ben Mulroney who had been locked away. Stephen Harper is also depicted.

Links

• Brian Mulroney on Wikipedia
• Brian Mulroney on the Canadian Encyclopedia
• Brian Mulroney on Encyclopædia Britannica