Pierre Maisonneuve

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Pierre Maisonneuve (1942 -) is a Journaliste, a TV host and a Radio presenter Québécois.

Born in a family from ten children, his father is a carpenter-carpenter. He teaches him all on the Histoire from Quebec and the Québécois Politique.

He is registered with the college of the advertisers to the suggestion of his friends. After its courses, he works with Cornwall and becomes Disc-jockey, then presenter of news.

He is journalist since 1964 and he works for Radio-Canada (SRC) since 1971. He is also the author of biographical works on Jean-Claude Turcotte, Michel Dumont and Marc Ouellet. He covered several topics of the topicality: Political, company, economy, Science and Culture.

Its reports made it travel in several countries: Burkina Faso, the United States, Israel - Palestine, Japan, Mali and the United Kingdom. It forever be corresponding foreigner like Raymond Saint-Pierre or Jean-François Lépine, having put its family in priority.

Maisonneuve animated several television programs for the SRC and the Network of information (RDI): Current events , Discovered , Stakes , Not of press and Maisonneuve with listening .

Maisonneuve leaves television to pass to the radio in 2003, giving the place to the organizer Bernard Drainville and its emission the Share of the things .

In 2006, he becomes the honorary president of the Prix Saint-Pacôme of the detective novel.

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