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Camille Laurin
Canadian politician (1922-1999).
Wikipedia | Camille Laurin
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Camille Laurin
Place of Birth
Charlemagne
Date of Birth
5/6/1922
Date of Death
3/11/1999
Member of Political Party
Parti Québécois
Instance Of
Human
Image
Country of Citizenship
Canada
Occupation
Psychiatrist
Politician
Educated At
Université De Montréal
Given Name
Camille
Position Held
Deputy Premier of Quebec
(3/5/1984 - 11/7/1984)
Replaces
:
Jacques-Yvan Morin
Replaced By
:
Marc-André Bédard
Appointed By
:
René Lévesque
Parliamentary Term
:
32nd Quebec Legislature
Parliamentary Group
:
Parti Québécois
Start Time
:
3/5/1984
End Time
:
11/7/1984
Minister of Social Affairs
(3/5/1984 - 11/26/1984)
Replaces
:
Pierre-Marc Johnson
Replaced By
:
Guy Chevrette
Start Time
:
3/5/1984
End Time
:
11/26/1984
Minister of Education
(11/6/1980 - 3/5/1984)
Replaces
:
Jacques-Yvan Morin
Replaced By
:
Yves Bérubé
Start Time
:
11/6/1980
End Time
:
3/5/1984
Member of the National Assembly of Quebec
(4/29/1970 - 10/29/1973)
Replaces
:
Paul-Émile Sauvageau
Electoral District
:
Q2922329
Start Time
:
4/29/1970
End Time
:
10/29/1973
Member of the National Assembly of Quebec
(11/15/1976 - 1/25/1985)
Replaced By
:
Claude Trudel
Electoral District
:
Q2922329
Start Time
:
11/15/1976
End Time
:
1/25/1985
Member of the National Assembly of Quebec
(9/12/1994 - 11/30/1998)
Replaces
:
Huguette Boucher-Bacon
Replaced By
:
Diane Lemieux
Start Time
:
9/12/1994
End Time
:
11/30/1998
Employer
Université De Montréal
Award Received
Commander of the Order of La Pléiade
(2004)
Point in Time
:
2004
Chomedey-De-Maisonneuve Award
(1986)
Point in Time
:
1986
Place of Death
Vaudreuil-Dorion
Manner of Death
Natural Causes
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
French
Sex or Gender
Male
Family Name
Laurin
Cause of Death
Liver Cancer
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