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René Lévesque

Rene Levesque

Québécois politician and journalist (1922–1987).

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Position Held

Premier of Quebec
(11/25/1976 - 10/3/1985)
Replaces
:
Robert Bourassa
Replaced By
:
Pierre-Marc Johnson
Series Ordinal
:23
Parliamentary Term
:
31st Quebec Legislature
Parliamentary Term
:
32nd Quebec Legislature
Start Time
: 11/25/1976
End Time
: 10/3/1985
Member of the National Assembly of Quebec
(6/22/1960 - 6/5/1966)
Replaces
:
Arsène Gagné
Electoral District
:
Montréal-Laurier
Start Time
: 6/22/1960
End Time
: 6/5/1966

Member of Political Party

Quebec Liberal Party
Parti Québécois

Date of Birth

8/24/1922

Place of Birth

Campbellton

Place of Death

Montreal
Île Des Soeurs

Country of Citizenship

Canada

Date of Death

11/1/1987

Occupation

Politician
Journalist
Author

Instance Of

Human

Given Name

René
Series Ordinal
:2
Charles
Series Ordinal
:1

Cause of Death

Myocardial Infarction

Educated At

Faculté De Droit De L'Université Laval
(1941 - 1943)
Start Time
: 1941
End Time
: 1943
Collège Saint-Charles-Garnier

Place of Burial

Saint-Michel De Sillery Cemetery

Manner of Death

Natural Causes

Commons Gallery

René Lévesque

Religion or Worldview

Catholicism

Family Name

Lévesque

Name in Native Language

René Lévesque

Employer

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

French

Spouse

Corinne Côté-Lévesque
(4/12/1978 - 11/1/1987)
Start Time
: 4/12/1978
End Time
: 11/1/1987

Residence

New Carlisle
(8/24/1922 - )
Start Time
: 8/24/1922

Sex or Gender

Male

Image of Grave

Plaque Image

Ethnic Group

Quebeckers

Father

Dominique Lévesque

Mother

Diane Dionne

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Award Received

Olivar-Asselin Award
(1957)
Point in Time
: 1957
Canadian Newsmaker of the Year
(1976)
Point in Time
: 1976
Medal of the City of Paris
(November 1977)
Point in Time
: November 1977
Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour
(1977)
Point in Time
: 1977
Honorary Doctorate From University of Paris-II
(12/15/1980)
Point in Time
: 12/15/1980
Grand Officer of the National Order of Quebec
(2008)
Point in Time
: 2008

Present in Work

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Kevin Spencer

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