Joseph jacques jean chretien biography of rory

          The breadth of the collection reflects Canada and its people, and a history that continues to evolve in the stories we tell, and how they are told....

          Joseph-Jacques-Jean Chrétien

          Joseph-Jacques-Jean Chrétien (born 1934) had one of the remarkable careers in modern Canadian politics.

          The event was held under the patronage of former prime minister Jean Chrétien, who was on hand with Guy Berthiaume, Canada's chief librarian and.

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        2. The breadth of the collection reflects Canada and its people, and a history that continues to evolve in the stories we tell, and how they are told.
        3. The Prime Minister was even so bold to say he was going to go into debt so Canadians do not have to.
        4. Prime Minister Jean Chretien showed histoire students that in order for society to carry on & build a future for all, people must look to their history.

          5. He was elected ten times as a Liberal to the House of Commons, held almost every major cabinet office, served as the country's first French Canadian finance minister, and in October 1993 was elected as his nation's 20th prime minister.

          Jean Chrétien was born on January 11, 1934, in Shawinigan, Quebec, the 18th of 19 children of paper mill machinist Wellie Chrétien and his wife, Marie Boisvert-Chrétien.

          His father was a grassroots Liberal Party organizer, and Chrétien described his family as "Liberal in the free-thinking, anti-clerical, anti-establishment tradition of the nineteenth century." As a teenager he found himself defending Liberal policy in a local poolroom during the national election of 1949.

          A good student, he won a scholarship to Laval University law school in Quebec City, supplementing his income with summer work at the Shawinigan