Andre Buacler ( fr. André Boisclair , born April 14, 1966 , Montreal , Quebec , Canada ) - Canadian politician , social democrat , leader of the Quebec party from November 15, 2005 to May 8, 2007 , openly gay [1] .
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| Birth | April 14, 1966 (53 years) Montreal , Quebec , Canada | ||||||
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Born in a wealthy French-speaking family. He studied at Jean-de-Brebeufskom College, headed the student organization. Then he entered the University of Montreal , but two years later, without completing his studies, he left. In 2004 he graduated from the Harvard Institute of Public Administration. John F. Kennedy .
Entered the Quebec Party in 1984. In 1989, he was elected to the Quebec Parliament . He has held the posts of Minister of Social Development, Immigration and the Environment in various cabinets of the Quebec government. He was elected as the leader of the Quebec party on November 15, 2005 , however, after losing in 2007, after losing the party in the elections, he resigned from the post of party leader, and later abandoned the deputy chair.
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Links
- André Boisclair - Assemblée nationale du Québec
- Site officiel du Parti québécois
- Biographie de Radio-Canada
- André Boisclair en entrevue avec Marie-France Bazzo à Radio-Canada ( 2 juin 2005 )
- André Boisclair en entrevue avec Richard Martineau à Télé-Québec. ( 21 septembre 2005 )
- André Boisclair en entrevue avec Christiane Charette à Radio-Canada ( 31 janvier 2007 )