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Antonio Auger 1959–1968 Union Nationale
(The Laurentides) (Members)
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Ernest de Varennes 1904–1919 Liberal
(Bedford) (Members)
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Jules-André Brillant 1942–1968 Liberal
(Gulf) (Members)
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Louis Sylvestre 1890–1905 Liberal
(De Lanaudière) (Members)
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Robert R. Ness 1942–1960 Liberal
(Inkerman) (Members)
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John Sharples, Sr. 1874–1876 Conservative
(Stadacona) (Members)
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The party government of Prime Minister Trudo announced the appointment of six new senators Tuesday. All six are from Richmond and do not belong to any political party. Together with the recently appointed Senate, which is also non-partisan, the total number of independent members in the Senate now stands at 44. When Trudeau recently appointed a new senator, he cited new selection criteria based on the social contribution of each candidate. In January 2014, Senator Duffy’s spending of taxpayers’ money was exposed, and since then a number of senators have been found to have engaged in similar behavior, causing a strong reaction in Canadian society.
The random tool generated 171 items and recorded the names of several different members of the Quebec Legislative Assembly. Among them may be the familiar KENNEBEC, La Salle, Inkerman, Gulf, Grandville, De Salaberry, De Lorimier, etc.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Members of the Legislative Council of Quebec.
