Born in 1920 with Strathmore, in Quebec, and living Montreal, Pierre Vadeboncoeur is a writer and a Essayiste Québécois.

Biography

Having initially followed a training of lawyer, it was very implied in the trade union movement since 1950, to become an actor of the workers' struggles which marked Quebec. Having worked during 25 years like advising trade-union with the Confederation of the national unions (CSN), it took its retirement of the trade-union life in 1975 to be devoted to the writing and various activities. Its field of interest, with the departure turned towards the trade-union and social life, was gradually directed towards the policy, in the years 1970, in particular in support with the Mouvement Québécois souverainist, for then being detached some and devoting themselves to a personal treatment of the questions philosophical, esthetic, (in particular in visual arts) and spiritual. The latter years, one owes him a certain number of work replongeant in the international policy, where its fundamental opposition to the imperialism shows through . One owes him number of article, open letters and critical texts published in various newspapers and periodicals. It is still active on the literary scene.

Honors

• 1971 - Price Ludger-Duvernay
• 1976 - Price Athanase-David
• 1979 - literary Grand Prix of the Town of Montreal, the Two kingdoms
• 1984 - Price Jean-Hamelin, Three tests on insignificance; follow-ups of, Letter in France
• 1985 - Price Canada-Switzerland
• 1993 - Price the Gold Bookmark, excessive Happiness
• 1994 - Literary prize French Canada-Community of Belgium
• 1997 - Eva-The-Large Price Spiral
• 2001 - Price Victor-Barbel
• 2003 - Price of the review French Studies

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