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different neighbourhoods across the city. In the same year, Perreault introduced a ninety million dollar five-year investment plan for
Montreal's east end; he indicated the plan would protect eleven thousand existing jobs, create four thousand more, and bring $ 350 million in investment from the private sector. In 1990, he introduced a similar plan valued at one hundred million dollars for economically depressed areas in southwest Montreal.
2505:. Perreault's opponents then joined forces, and Sciortino was elected by fourteen votes on the second ballot. The results were annulled when it was discovered that at least fifteen voters from Claude Bernard's group had given improper addresses. See Philip Authier, "Liberals' monopoly on minorities over, new Italian-origin PQ candidate says,"
2793:, 11 September 1997, A1; Elizabeth Thompson, George Kalogerakis, and Terrance Wills, "Palais des Congres okayed: The province says the proposed expansion of Montreal's convention centre will go ahead whether Ottawa contributes to it or not, because otherwise Montreal will lose out on hefty revenue from conventioneers,"
896:. The government had previously made three million dollars available through an assistance fund, which Perreault said was meant for social services such as counselling. In 2000, he was quoted as saying on the matter, "There will not be compensation. We prefer to help those who most need the help now."
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In May 2000, Perreault introduced legislation to create a "national identity card" for Quebec. He noted that the card was not mandatory and would include no information beyond the citizen's name and picture. Critics accused the
Bouchard government of using the card to promote sovereignty and charged
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Perreault proposed a transit corporation merger between the
Montreal Urban Community, Laval, and the South Shore in 1998, arguing that it would save fifty million dollars per year. The initiative was set aside after complaints by Montreal-area mayors. Perreault also proposed a gasoline surtax and an
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In early 1998, Perreault helped negotiate an agreement for the provincial government to reduce
Montreal's deficit by taking part ownership of some municipal buildings. He later announced significant funding initiatives for tourism, new bicycle lanes, and a new economic initiative for the city's east
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announced a new hiring campaign for the civil service in early 1999, indicating that they would seek more recruits from Quebec's minority communities. Perreault was later able to announce that Quebec had fulfilled its targets for minority representation in summer positions, but critics charged that
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Perreault argued in June 1999 that Quebec would require independence to have proper oversight of its immigration policy, noting that the
Canadian federal government was responsible for half of all immigration to the province. In the same year, he said that Quebec wanted to increase its francophone
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as the SQ's first civilian leader. When it was released three years later, Poitras's report accused the SQ of abusing its powers of arrest, being more concerned with protecting its image than investigating misconduct, and having an "unhealthy air of solidarity, expressed through the law of silence
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economic downturn. The MUCTC made up for these cuts by increasing municipal contributions, increasing fares, and laying off some employees. At the end of the year, it posted a surprising $ 13.3 million surplus, and some transit advocates complained that the fare increases approved by
Perreault had
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Perreault resigned from cabinet and the legislature on 6 October 2000, saying that his decision was personal and that he wanted to reorient his career. He added that he had entered provincial politics to achieve Quebec independence and would not have resigned if the
Bouchard government had set a
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community, and several senior party officials unsuccessfully pressured
Perreault to drop out. (There were also ideological differences between the candidates; Perreault was considered a centrist, and Sciortino was closer to the PQ's left wing.) Despite the nomination controversy, Perreault was
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Perreault introduced significant reforms to
Montreal's civil service in early 1987 in a bid to decentralize the city's operations. Almost half of the city's department directorships were eliminated (with many directors taking early retirement), and twelve new municipal centers were opened in
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advertisements from bus and subway lines to ensure compliance with Quebec's French-only sign laws. Critics noted that this would result in about $ 800,000 in lost revenue over the next year. Perreault dropped the plan after being advised that the advertisements were legal under Canada's
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Aaron Derfel, Michelle
Lalonde, and Elizabeth Thompson, "Increase gas tax, mayors suggest : Most Montreal-area mayors support the idea of financing the expansion of the transit system through a gasoline surtax and higher fees for motor-vehicle registration,"
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in the east-end Laurier ward. The Civic Party won a majority government on council in this election, and Perreault served in opposition for the next four years, achieving prominence as the MCM's critic on economic issues. In 1985, he joined with party leader
2901:, 25 September 1998, A10; Philip Authier, "PQ hard-liner loses in Mercier : Party militant Josee Legault, who wants the PQ to push the referendum issue, fails in her bid to win the nomination in Mercier riding from cabinet minister Robert Perreault,"
775:(SQ) in June 1996, following widespread allegations of corruption and misconduct in the force. This followed an embarrassing situation in which a high-profile drug case was dismissed due to evidence tampering. The inquiry, initially led by chief justice
600:(MUCTC) in November 1986. Soon after his appointment, he announced a one-year fare freeze and a small tax increase for suburban Montreal homeowners that was targeted to transportation. In 1988, he wrote a public letter calling for municipalities in
2721:, 28 January 1999, 18:29; Ingrid Peritz, "Quebec provincial police accused of abuses," 29 January 1999, A1; Robert McKenzie, "Quebec's police reform bill called a cop-out --- Threats may be behind weaknesses, criminologist says,"
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Campbell Clark, "Quebec may buy into Montreal's facilities: Minister Robert Perreault says he favours a plan to help cut city's budget deficit by becoming a minority partner in sites like the Biodome or Botanical Garden,"
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event from taking place in the community; the government's position was that these events were too brutal to sanction. Later in the same year, Perreault's department took part in a jurisdictional controversy over a small
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Perreault announced in November 1993 that public transit ridership had increased after five years of decline, notwithstanding the continuing economic downturn. The MUCTC posted another $ 14 million surplus in early 1994.
783:'s criminal division, was closed to the public. Bonin stood down in October 1996, citing acrimonious working conditions, and Perreault subsequently launched a revised, wide-ranging public inquiry led by retired justice
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2725:, 5 February 2000, p. 1. See also Monique Beaudin, "Gag order to be sought in court next week: Lawyers for provincial police will try to prevent commission's report from being made public,"
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The first round of balloting at the first nomination meeting saw Perreault receive 245 votes, compared with 114 for Sciortino, 89 for retired civil servant Claude Bernard, and 71 for
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to propose an industry surtax to fund Montreal's public transit. He later suggested that an "enterprise zone" be created for economically depressed areas in Montreal's east end.
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Linda Gyulai, "Quebec minister attacks Bourque: In a rare intrusion onto municipal turf, Robert Perreault bemoans what he sees as a lack of democracy in the city of Montreal,"
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in 1968 and later studied economics at the same institution. From 1975 to 1983, he was an administrator for cultural, sports, and recreation organizations in Quebec.
2610:, 25 April 1996, 19:20; Tu Thanh Ha, "Mohawk police, council face off over bouts Peacekeepers' leader insists team not taking sides by arresting Extreme Fighters,"
877:, as the Parti Québécois won a second consecutive majority government under Lucien Bouchard's leadership. On 15 December, Bouchard reassigned Perreault as Quebec's
2815:, 24 April 1998, B2; Elizabeth Thompson and Michelle Lalonde, "City gets $ 160-million Quebec deal: But critics say it's a buyout, not a permanent bailout,"
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in August 1992, accusing the MCM of having lost credibility with the electorate. This was regarded as a serious indicator of dissent within Doré's party.
3106:, 29 September 2000, 16. This article describes Perreault as an "enigmatic figure" and notes that he had not been regarded as a sovereigntist hardliner.
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in May 2001 and held the position until 2007. In this capacity, he continued to speak in favour of public transit. He also opposed an extension of the
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and the MCM won a landslide victory on council. Perreault was easily re-elected in Laurier and, following the election, was named as vice-chair of the
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2606:"Extreme Fighting Pay-Per-View Matches Will Go on Despite Government Opposition; Mohawks Form Athletic Commission To Regulate Matches Near Montreal,"
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in Kahnawake that was not sanctioned by the provincial government. In late 1996, Perreault reached an interim agreement with representatives of the
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3064:, 8 April 1999, A1; Elizabeth Thompson, "Quebec lays cards on table: Introducing legislation today for non- mandatory 'national identity card',"
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2772:, 26 August 1997, A4; Elizabeth Thompson, "Shuffle restores order: Perreault, Menard move from unfamiliar territory to appropriate posts,"
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Tu Thanh Ha, "Quebec officers found not guilty of tampering; Perreault orders inquiry into handling by Surete du Quebec of drug arrests,"
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712:, but this result was later annulled due to voting irregularities, and Perreault defeated Sciortino in a follow-up contest. Party leader
2987:, 23 September 1999, A5; Natasha Vincent, "Futile aspiration: Minority youths who covet permanent civil- service jobs are out of luck,"
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Elizabeth Thompson and Irwin Block, "Merger plan is put on ice: Province retreats after pressure from Montreal-area municipalities,"
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Perreault's full official title was "Minister of State for the Metropolis and Minister responsible for the Montreal Region." See
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to contribute more to Montreal's transit system, arguing that the service was used by many of residents of these communities.
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Ray Doucet, "Five MCM councillors back Bloc Quebecois; Candidate acknowledges poverty problem, but stresses sovereignty,"
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immigration from 44 per cent to about 60 per cent. Perreault helped oversee a high-profile resettlement of refugees from
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2836:, 8 July 1998, A4; Michelle Lalonde, "Boost for east end: Quebec hopes to attract tourists, boaters, nature lover,"
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on the stage as one of his supporters. This was very controversial; Godin was suffering from the advanced stages of
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policies to ensure that more women, indigenous persons, and members of visible minority communities would be hired.
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Mike King and Peggy Curran, "Parking revolt: City might be better positioned to put down this citizen uprising,"
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Lucien Bouchard succeeded Jacques Parizeau as premier on 29 January 1996, and appointed Perreault to cabinet as
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Campbell Clark and Elena Cherney, "Palais size to double: Province aims to attract lucrative new conventions,"
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the numbers for full-time civil service jobs remained unacceptably low. The government later strengthened its
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2853:, 22 February 1998, A3; Mike King, "Transit merger a must: Perreault: Ride might be bumpy, minister admits,"
2640:, 19 December 1996, 11:10; Elizabeth Thompson, "New Kanesatake peacekeepers to police natives, non-natives,"
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In June 1999, after he was shuffled out of ministerial responsibility for Montreal, Perreault accused Mayor
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Elizabeth Thompson, "We met quota: Quebec: Quarter of summer civil-service jobs went to non-francophones,"
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Henry Aubin, "Quebec gets good reviews for Kyoto plan: But so far the province is all talk, no action,"
2381:, 16 October 1991, A1; Elizabeth Thompson, "Students, seniors will face sharply increased MUCTC fares,"
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Philip Authier, "Legault challenges PQ: Feisty columnist drafted by party's Mercier riding executive,"
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for the Parti Québécois nomination in Mercier. Legault accused the PQ of abandoning its commitment to
585:(i.e., the municipal cabinet) with responsibility for economic development and administrative reform.
2458:, 20 December 1990, A12; Irwin Block, "MUCTC row over federal ads is waste of time: language chief,"
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620:. Perreault was not re-appointed to the city's executive committee, but remained chair of the MUCTC.
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Irwin Block, "Cousineau leads top city panel; First woman to be chairman of executive committee,"
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2509:, 22 June 1994, A7; Lysiane Gagnon, "Pauline Julien versus Camille Laurin: a spectacular match,"
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in Mercier. Khadir was elected as Québec solidaire's first member of the provincial legislature.
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2547:; see Clyde H. Farnsworth, "Montreal Journal; A 'Free' Quebec? In Many Tongues, a Firm 'No!'",
2385:, 30 September 1992, A3; Geoff Baker, "Transit users stunned by MUCTC's $ 13 million surplus,"
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David Wimhurst, "Special enterprise zone would create regulatory 'oasis' in city's east end,"
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Aaron Derfel, "Transit merger coming: Quebec proposes single metropolitan agency by July 1,"
2513:, 25 June 1994, D3; Irwin Block, "Transit chief flatly refuses to drop bid for Mercier nod,"
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2687:, 23 October 1996, A3; Alexander Norris, "Launch of Surete inquiry draws cheers and jeers,"
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Ingrid Peritz, "City's plan to cut number of department directors attacked by Civic Party,"
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had supported Sciortino's candidacy as a means of building the PQs support in Montreal's
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wing of the MCM. In the 1980s, he dissented against the party's call to reform Quebec's
2679:"Quebec police chief steps aside Public inquiry called to examine officers' behavior,"
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2683:, 19 October 1996, A3; Rheal Seguin, "Surete to undergo wide-ranging public inquiry,"
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Perreault sought the Parti Québécois nomination for the east-end Montreal division of
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3089:, 28 September 2000, 12:19; Elizabeth Thompson, "PQ's immigration minister resigns,"
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Campbell Clark, "Quebec plans ID database of all citizens: Privacy experts worried,"
2691:, 24 October 1996, B3; Karen Unland, "Surete inquiry allowed to probe force's past,"
2364:, 19 June 1991, A3; Michael Orsini, "MUCTC seeks another $ 200 million from cities,"
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under Parizeau's leadership, and Perreault entered the legislature as a governmental
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3068:, 3 May 2000, A3; Rheal Seguin, "No Big Brother lurking in identity card, PQ says,"
2776:, 26 August 1997, A5; Henry Aubin, "Perreault's challenge: to justify his new job,"
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in 2006, calling it "incompetent" and saying that it was unduly focused on car use.
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Michelle Lalonde, "Critics say car still king: Public transit projects dismissed,"
2948:, 9 March 1999, A1; Rheal Seguin, "Decision on Duplessis orphans 'unjust' Quebec,"
2517:, 27 July 1994, A8; Gord Sinclair, "Language won't get in way of Quebec election,"
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introduced significant cuts to Montreal municipal transit in 1991, amid a serious
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3196:, 21 April 2005, A6; Brenda Branswell, "Highway 25 report backs us: both sides,"
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Ingrid Peritz, "Fainstat will chair executive including 3 women, 2 anglos,"
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3085:"Quebec minister Robert Perreault quits cabinet, citing personal reasons,"
3004:"Quebec to introduce new employment equity legislation for public sector,"
2636:"Interim Tripartite Agreement Reached on Policing Services at Kanesatake,"
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Karen Unland, "Liberals seek public inquiry into Surete investigations,"
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Robert Melnbardis, "Official inquiry finds Quebec police abuse powers,"
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Elizabeth Thompson, "Transit budget lays off 245 with no service cuts,"
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Elizabeth Thompson, "Duhaime gets heavyweight backing as Bloc leader,"
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north of Montreal, citing pollution concerns. He criticized Quebec's
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Stella Tzintzis, "Cycling heaven: plan calls for lots more paths,"
2541:, 9 August 1994, A6. The nomination controversy was covered in the
2269:"Montreal will invest $ 90 million to stimulate east-end economy,"
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that it was the first step toward creating mandatory voting cards.
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Denis Lessard, "L'ex-ministre Robert Perreault appuie Amir Khadir"
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James Mennie, "Roadwork plans crash into environmental concerns,"
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Lewis Harris, "Municipal parties make trust key economic issue,"
858:. Perreault won the challenge with about sixty per cent support.
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Perreault announced an independent inquiry into the state of the
2521:, 27 July 1994, p. 9; Andre Picard, "Media Watch: Trail Notes,"
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Elizabeth Thompson, "MUCTC puts brakes to declining ridership,"
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Lewis Harris, "City, suburbs split power on new MUC council,"
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increased vehicle registration fee to support public transit.
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elected without difficulty in the 1994 election. The PQ won a
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responsible for economic development and administrative reform
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Rheal Seguin, "PQ minister of immigration leaving politics,"
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Dictionnaire des parlementaires du Québec de 1792 à nos jours
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Elizabeth Thompson, "Perreault's attack drops bomb on MCM,"
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Lewis Harris, "MUCTC will freeze transit fares for a year,"
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Ingrid Peritz, "Better service promised with city shakeup,"
2411:"MUC and transit commission both report a budget surplus,"
3251:, cyberpress.ca, 3 December 2008. Retrieved 17 June 2011.
3008:, 16 June 2000, 01:34; "Anglos shut out of hiring plan,"
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Lewis Harris, "Southwest area hungry for city aid plan,"
541:(MCM) in municipal politics. He was first elected to the
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Rapport dâactivitĂ©s 2006-2007 et Plan dâaction 2007-2008
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Tu Thanh Ha, "Native casino carries on without permit,"
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Ingrid Peritz, "Firms should pay more to transit: MCM,"
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21st-century members of the National Assembly of Quebec
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20th-century members of the National Assembly of Quebec
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Karen Unland, "Bouchard makes adjustments to cabinet,"
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concerning policing services in the divided community.
3034:"QUEBEC: Province wants more francophone immigrants,"
2918:, 8 June 1999, A1. See also "Butt out, Bourque says,"
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Ann Carroll, "Car sharing program appeals for help,"
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Minister responsible for the Montreal region (Quebec)
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Rheal Seguin, "Quebec cabinet more feminine place,"
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Tu Thanh Ha, "Surete du Quebec put on short leash,"
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clear timeline for a new referendum on sovereignty.
846:, Perreault was challenged by well-known journalist
2533:, 4 August 1994, A11; Andre Picard, "Media Watch,"
888:who had been abused several decades earlier at the
2567:, 9 August 1994, B3; Andre Picard, "Media watch,"
865:of governing the city in an undemocratic fashion.
577:Jean Doré was elected as mayor of Montreal in the
3021:"QUEBEC NEEDS TO CONTROL IMMIGRATION: MINISTER,"
2944:Paul Cherry, "Pay orphans more, ombudsman says,"
2424:Ingrid Peritz, "Dore team waiting in the wings,"
892:. This decision was criticized by the provincial
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3179:Michelle Lalonde, "Transit to become priority,"
2593:Rheal Seguin, "Quebec launches prison reforms,"
652:. He announced his support for the newly formed
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67:Minister of Citizenship and Immigration (Quebec)
2832:, 16 June 1998, A3; "$ 2 million for tourism,"
2751:"Ottawa must help end biker gang war: Quebec,"
957:Conseil regional de l'environnement de Montreal
686:Perreault wrote an editorial for the newspaper
37:Conseil regional de l'environnement de Montreal
2811:, 23 April 1998, A6; "Perreault's Band-Aid" ,
823:on 25 August 1997, and named Perreault as the
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650:Charter of the French Language
1:
3537:Université de Montréal alumni
2104:
1615:Rejected and declined votes
1374:1994 Quebec general election
1030:1998 Quebec general election
583:Montreal executive committee
331:Montreal Executive Committee
288:Montreal Executive Committee
7:
3274:National Assembly of Quebec
3161:Rapport dâactivitĂ©s 2007â08
3023:Resource News International
2166:National Assembly of Quebec
2128:National Assembly of Quebec
2095:Election results, 1833-2005
2027:Montreal Citizens' Movement
2014:
1962:Election results, 1833-2005
1894:Montreal Citizens' Movement
1881:
1829:Election results, 1833-2005
1710:Montreal Citizens' Movement
1697:
1388:
1044:
739:minister of public security
733:Minister of public security
539:Montreal Citizens' Movement
490:National Assembly of Quebec
194:National Assembly of Quebec
10:
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2017:
1887:
1884:
1703:
1700:
1397:
1394:
1391:
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1050:
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842:During the buildup to the
764:and the Mohawk Council of
3522:Montreal city councillors
3488:
3326:
3093:, 29 September 2000, A10.
2091:
2080:
2064:
2043:
2025:
1973:
1958:
1947:
1931:
1913:
1892:
1840:
1825:
1814:
1800:
1777:
1761:
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1729:
1708:
1656:
1641:
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339:
328:
316:
304:
293:
285:
269:
257:
246:
238:
226:
214:
203:
191:
179:
167:
156:
149:
137:
125:
114:
107:
95:
83:
72:
65:
53:
42:
34:
30:
23:
3382:Denise Carrier-Perreault
2905:, 28 September 1998, A1.
2840:, 11 November 1998, D17.
2466:, 6 September 1994, A11.
2282:"Montreal development,"
979:2008 provincial election
901:treasury board president
875:1998 provincial election
706:1994 provincial election
594:Montreal Urban Community
510:Sainte-Anne-de-la-PĂ©rade
468:(born 13 May 1947) is a
430:Sainte-Anne-de-la-PĂ©rade
365:Montreal City Councillor
35:Director-General of the
3239:, 28 February 2003, A2.
3119:, 16 January 1997, A13.
2935:, 16 December 1998, A9.
2695:, 24 October 1996, A13.
2670:, 17 October 1996, A11.
2644:, 20 December 1996, A9.
2627:, 6 September 1996, A4.
2445:, 15 February 1991, B1.
2338:, 28 November 1988, B3.
2312:, 27 November 1986, A3.
2221:, 26 November 1986, A1.
2208:, 17 February 1986, B7.
2195:, 13 November 1985, A3.
2045:Civic Party of Montreal
1915:Civic Party of Montreal
1731:Civic Party of Montreal
1273:Total rejected ballots
618:1990 municipal election
579:1986 municipal election
547:1982 municipal election
3213:, 14 October 2006, B7.
3132:, 20 February 2007, A6
3038:, 3 November 1999, A8.
2995:, 30 October 1999, B6.
2729:, 16 January 1999, A6.
2584:, 30 January 1996, A7.
2580:"The Quebec cabinet,"
2428:, 1 November 1986, B1.
2402:, 3 November 1993, A3.
2325:, 2 December 1986, A1.
2286:, 14 October 1987, B6.
2182:, 25 October 1986, B4.
2144:, 16 November 1991, D5
2140:"Meet the mandarins,"
2066:Municipal Action Group
1634:Electors on the lists
1542:Commonwealth of Canada
981:, Perreault supported
890:Mount Cashel Orphanage
704:in the buildup to the
681:Official Languages Act
522:Université de Montréal
508:Perreault was born in
359:(economic development)
3397:Rita Dionne-Marsolais
3076:, 4 October 2000, B2.
3025:, 3 June 1999, 12:14.
2797:, 1 October 1998, A1.
2780:, 26 August 1997, B2.
2708:, 20 August 1997, A5.
2571:, 10 August 1994, A5.
2492:, 13 August 1992, B2.
2479:, 10 August 1992, A3.
2273:, 14 October 1987, A3
1804:Micheline Dandonneau
1504:Renée-Claude Lorimier
1482:Jean-François Labadie
989:against PQ incumbent
819:Bouchard announced a
751:reserve to prevent a
696:Provincial legislator
644:Perreault was on the
543:Montreal city council
504:Early life and career
496:in the government of
484:from 1982 to 1994, a
476:. He was a prominent
3532:People from Mauricie
3527:Parti Québécois MNAs
3226:, 10 March 2007, C1.
3183:, 15 April 2005, A9.
3166:21 July 2011 at the
3147:21 July 2011 at the
2965:, 7 April 2000, A24.
2857:, 10 March 1998, A3.
2759:, 18 April 1997, A1.
2742:, 12 March 1997, A4.
2614:, 29 April 1996, A1.
2597:, 3 August 1996, A1.
2503:Jean-Louis HĂ©rivault
2415:, 21 April 1994, A3.
2299:, 13 March 1990, A3.
2260:, 31 March 1987, A3.
2247:, 28 March 1987, H16
1779:White Elephant Party
965:transport department
935:Perreault supported
809:government of Canada
762:government of Canada
665:government of Canada
660:the following year.
3412:Jean-Pierre Jolivet
3200:, 16 November 2005.
3051:, 23 July 1999, A6.
3012:, 17 June 2000, B6.
2952:, 9 March 1999, A3.
2884:, 5 March 1998, A1.
2657:, 10 June 1996, A1.
2389:, 8 April 1993, A3.
2234:, 21 March 1987, A3
2005:Councillor, Laurier
1872:Councillor, Laurier
1688:Councillor, Laurier
1454:Action démocratique
1153:Socialist Democracy
1110:Action démocratique
961:Quebec Autoroute 25
856:Quebec independence
723:majority government
16:Canadian politician
2922:, 9 June 1999, A4.
2870:, 26 May 1998, A4.
2819:, 28 May 1998, A5.
2549:The New York Times
2368:, 3 July 1991, A3.
2081:Total valid votes
1948:Total valid votes
1815:Total valid votes
1604:Total valid votes
1258:Total valid votes
1092:Elizabeth da Silva
753:mixed martial arts
710:Giuseppe Sciortino
658:Quebec sovereignty
646:Quebec nationalist
286:Vice-Chair of the
233:Nathalie Rochefort
3499:
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3321:(1996–2001)
3316:Premier of Quebec
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1735:Paul-Emile Patry
1719:
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1221:Normand Chouinard
909:employment equity
886:Duplessis Orphans
777:Jean-Pierre Bonin
625:Quebec government
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1690:
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1654:
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714:Jacques Parizeau
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3472:Jean Rochon
3266:"Biography"
2158:"Biography"
2120:"Biography"
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1718:(incumbent)
1521:Natural Law
1196:Natural Law
1181:Ann Farrell
1176:Independent
991:Daniel Turp
987:Amir Khadir
797:biker gangs
727:backbencher
606:South Shore
562:Civic Party
440:Nationality
419:13 May 1947
384:Preceded by
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3506:Categories
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3357:Paul BĂ©gin
2105:References
2015:Candidate
1882:Candidate
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1698:Candidate
1436:Alda Viero
1389:Candidate
1045:Candidate
985:candidate
972:toll roads
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567:Jean Doré
533:1982â1986
378:1982â1994
374:In office
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342:In office
300:1986â1990
296:In office
280:Yves Ryan
264:Yves Ryan
253:1986â1994
249:In office
210:1994â2000
206:In office
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159:In office
121:1997â1998
117:In office
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75:In office
49:2001â2007
45:In office
3164:Archived
3145:Archived
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2060:40.33
2057:2,137
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2036:2,635
2012:Party
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1927:21.71
1924:1,137
1909:70.67
1906:3,701
1879:Party
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1725:59.07
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1042:Party
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758:casino
749:Mohawk
673:French
514:Quebec
474:Quebec
434:Quebec
2076:9.95
2018:Votes
1943:7.62
1885:Votes
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1796:4.07
1773:9.15
1701:Votes
1477:Green
1463:1,681
1443:30.55
1440:9,479
1420:56.48
1392:Votes
1324:Swing
1297:75.28
1188:0.50
1145:3.11
1119:2,818
1099:28.42
1096:9,005
1076:55.38
1048:Votes
835:end.
602:Laval
555:mayor
553:from
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1319:hold
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1122:8.89
945:1997
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