Who has the power to appoint and remove all judges found in the upper tier of provincial courts?

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The power to appoint judges in the upper tier of provincial courts lies with the federal government, specifically with the Governor in Council (i.e. the federal cabinet). While provincial governments may have input and influence in the selection process, the ultimate power rests with the federal government. Additionally, while certain models of judicial appointment involve independent tribunals, this is not the case in the Canadian context.

Who Has the Power to Appoint and Remove All Judges