Michele Lamquin-Éthier

Michele Lamquin-Éthier is a Québécois and old political woman Député E liberal of the district of Crémazie to the National Assembly of Quebec.

Biography

Michele Lamquin-Éthier with studied in Right to the University of Montreal about the middle of the Years 1970. After its studies, she worked in a cabinet of 1978 with 1986. She was thereafter managing director of the provincial Committee of the patients until in 1997.

She was elected for the first time at the National Assembly under the banner of the Liberal party of Quebec at the time of a by-election in 1997 in the district of Bourassa. She was elected for a second mandate at the time of the following general election in 1998.

Following the modifications of the electoral map in 2001, it decided to be presented in the district of Crémazie. It however was beaten by Lisette Lapointe at the time of its attempt at re-election in 2007.

See too

Related articles

• 37e legislature of Quebec
• Bourassa (provincial district)
• Crémazie (provincial district)
• Liberal party of Quebec

External bonds and documents

• Michele Lamquin-Éthier - National Assembly of Quebec

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