Margaret Thom

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Margaret Thom is the current Deputy Commissioner of the Northwest Territories Canada. She was appointed June 2, 2005.

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Deputy Commissioner Margaret Thom Biography

v t e Politics of Northwest Territories

Commissioner	George Tuccaro • Former commissioners • Former lieutenant-governors

Deputy Commissioner	Margaret Thom • Former Deputy Commissioners

Premier	Bob McLeod • Former premiers • Executive Council (Cabinet)

Legislature	Current assembly • Former legislatures • Current electoral divisions • Consensus government (1870-1898) (1905-present)

Former Political parties (1898 - 1905)	Liberal-Conservative • Liberals

Elections	2011 general election • Plebiscites • Electoral districts

Other Canadian politics	Federal • BC • AB • SK • MB • ON • QC • NB • NS • PEI • NL • YT • NT • NU

v t e Heads of State for the Northwest Territories

Commissioner 1905 - present	White • Cory • Rowatt • Camsell • Keenleyside • Young • Robertson • Sivertz • Hodgson • Parker • Norris • Maksagak • Marion • Hansen • Whitford • Tuccaro

Deputy Commissioner 1921 - present	Gibson • Cunningham • Brown • Hodgson • Parker • Pilot • Semmler • Hanson • Maksagak • Marion • Mains • Whitford • Thom

Lieutenant Governor 1870 - 1905	McDougall • Archibald • Johnson • Morris • Laird • Dewdney • Royal • Mackintosh • Cameron • Forget

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