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Jeanne Sauvé
Jeanne Mathilde Benoît
Canadian politician (1922–1993).
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Sex or Gender
Female
Date of Birth
4/26/1922
Place of Birth
Prud'homme
Place of Death
Montreal
Country of Citizenship
Canada
Date of Death
1/26/1993
Instance Of
Human
Position Held
Governor General of Canada
(5/14/1984 - 1/28/1990)
Member of the House of Commons of Canada
(10/30/1972 - 1/15/1984)
Speaker of the House of Commons
(4/14/1980 - 1/15/1984)
Image
Spouse
Member of Political Party
Occupation
Given Name
Award Received
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Work Location
Religion or Worldview
Educated At
Academic Degree
Cause of Death
Manner of Death
Family Name
Birth Name
Place of Burial
Coat of Arms Image
Candidacy in Election
Maurice Sauvé
(9/24/1948 - 4/13/1992)
End Cause
:
Death of Subject's Spouse
Start Time
:
9/24/1948
End Time
:
4/13/1992
Liberal Party of Canada
Journalist
Politician
Jeanne
Series Ordinal
:
1
Mathilde
Series Ordinal
:
2
Companion of the Order of Canada
Order of Military Merit (Canada)
Order of Saint John
Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Medal
Honorary Doctorate at the Laval University
(1985)
Point in Time
:
1985
Honorary Doctor of the University of Ottawa
Honorary Doctor of University of Lyon-III
(1987)
Point in Time
:
1987
English
Ottawa
Catholic Church
Faculty of Arts of Paris
University of Ottawa
Doctor of Laws
Cancer
Natural Causes
Sauvé
Object of Statement Has Role
:
Married Name
Benoît
Object of Statement Has Role
:
Name at Birth
Jeanne Mathilde Benoît
Notre Dame Des Neiges Cemetery
1972 Canadian Federal Election
Electoral District
:
Ahuntsic
Member of Political Party
:
Liberal Party of Canada
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
:
21,741
Ranking
:
1
1974 Canadian Federal Election
Electoral District
:
Ahuntsic
Member of Political Party
:
Liberal Party of Canada
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
:
24,041
Ranking
:
1
1979 Canadian Federal Election
Electoral District
:
Laval-Des-Rapides
Member of Political Party
:
Liberal Party of Canada
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
:
36,387
Ranking
:
1
1980 Canadian Federal Election
Electoral District
:
Laval-Des-Rapides
Member of Political Party
:
Liberal Party of Canada
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
:
33,317
Ranking
:
1
Replaces
:
Edward Schreyer
Replaced By
:
Ray Hnatyshyn
Series Ordinal
:
23
Start Time
:
5/14/1984
End Time
:
1/28/1990
Start Time
:
10/30/1972
End Time
:
1/15/1984
Replaces
:
James Jerome
Replaced By
:
Cyril Lloyd Francis
Series Ordinal
:
29
Start Time
:
4/14/1980
End Time
:
1/15/1984
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