Leaders of the Parti Québécois: Difference between revisions
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==Bernard Landry (1996-2005)== | ==Bernard Landry (1996-2005)== | ||
''Biography in Wikipedia'': ''[[Wikipedia:Bernard Landry|Bernard Landry]]'' | [[Image:Landry.jpg|thumb|Bernard Landry, lawyer, professor and Premier of Quebec from March 2001 to June 2003]]''Biography in Wikipedia'': ''[[Wikipedia:Bernard Landry|Bernard Landry]]'' | ||
* [[Speech of the Premier of Quebec Mr. Bernard Landry, at the time of the signature of the final agreement between the government of Quebec and the Grand Council of the Crees|Speech for the Agreement between Québec and the Crees]] (2002) | * [[Speech of the Premier of Quebec Mr. Bernard Landry, at the time of the signature of the final agreement between the government of Quebec and the Grand Council of the Crees|Speech for the Agreement between Québec and the Crees]] (2002) | ||
Revision as of 13:59, 7 June 2007
This is the list of all presidents of the Parti québécois:
André Boisclair (2005-2007)
Biography in Wikipedia: André Boisclair
Bernard Landry (1996-2005)
Biography in Wikipedia: Bernard Landry
- Speech for the Agreement between Québec and the Crees (2002)
- Globalization renders sovereignty more necessary and urgent than ever (1999)
Lucien Bouchard (1996-2001)
Biography in Wikipedia: Lucien Bouchard
- Why We are Sovereignist (1994)
- Address to Anglophones (1994)
- Lucien Bouchard, Illusionist by Pierre E. Trudeau (1996)
- The Problem with Pierre Trudeau by Lucien Bouchard (1996)
- Bouchard had no answer by Pierre E. Trudeau (1996)
- Building Partnership in the Americas (1999)
- Books by Lucien Bouchard
Jacques Parizeau (1988-1995)
Biography in Wikipedia: Jacques Parizeau
- Victory Speech that Never Was (1995)
- Who are we? Where are we going? (1996)
- On free trade, the rights of multinationals and the dilemma of the State
- Brief submitted to the Committee on Institutions, responsible for conducting a broad consultation on Bill 99
Pierre-Marc Johnson (1984-1988)
Biography in Wikipedia: Pierre-Marc Johnson
René Lévesque (1968-1984)
Biography in Wikipedia: René Lévesque