Réal Ménard

Réal Ménard , is the federal deputy of the district of Hochelaga located at the Quebec since 1993. He is a member of the Québécois Bloc.

Biographical details

Réal Ménard was born the May 13rd 1962 with Montreal in the district Hochelaga-Maisonneuve with Montreal in the province from Quebec with the Canada.

He attends the elementary school Jeanne-In Arc and the public secondary school Saint-Emile. He will continue academic works with the Université of Montreal. He obtains there in baccalaureat in history and later a control in Political sciences.

During its collegial studies he works as day laborer in a warehouse of shoes of a commercial large chain. In parallel, in 1984, it is elected local president of the Parti Québécois the district of Hochelaga-Maisonneuve. In 1984 it makes knowledge with the active policy whereas it is presented for the federal small part which is the nationalist Parti Quebec in the district of Hochelaga-Maisonneuve.

In 1988 it becomes attached political of the deputy provincial Louise Harel what it constrained to yield the room presidency of the Parti Québécois. In 1991 it founds the local section of the federal political party militant for the independence of the Quebec, the Québécois Bloc. In 1992 It is selected like candidate for the Québécois Bloc with the federal poll and it gives up its station of political attache at the office of Louise Harel. He is elected at the time of the election of 1993 and he becomes an important deputy within the Caucus of the party. Its homosexual orientation also makes a defender of merry and Québécois lesbians and it is regularly associated with various files associated at this community.

Political Cheminenement within the Québécois Block

Spokesperson of the Québécois Block for the National strategy on the AIDS (since 1993)
Spokesperson of the Official opposition as regards Work (1993 - 1997)
Joint author of the election platform of the Québécois Block (1997)
Spokesperson of the Québécois Block for the files of the Great area of Montreal, of the social housing and the relations with the partners (1997 - 1999)
Spokesperson of the Québécois Block for the files of the Great area of Montreal, of the social housing and the relations with the partners (1997 - 1999)
Spokesperson of the Québécois Block as regards Citizenship and Immigration and member of the Standing Committee of the citizenship and immigration (1997 - 1999)
Member of the Parliamentary committee on the organized crime (2000)
Spokesperson of the Québécois Block as regards Health and member of the Standing Committee of health (1999 with 2006)
Spokesperson of the Québécois Block for the files of the Great area of Montreal (since 2001)
Spokesperson of the Québécois Block for the questions concerning the Justice and the Public prosecutor of Canada (since 2006)

General political advance

Vice-president of the Service to the dwelling Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (1992-1993)
First member of Parliament to file in a commando bill with the House of Commons in 1995
President of the Workshop of history Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (1984 - 1993)
Founder president of the Québécois Block of Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (1991)
Member of the board of directors of Lodgings Humano (1990)
Vice-president of the National committee of the young people of the Québécois Party (1987-1988)
President of the Québécois Party of Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (1984-1987)

Result electoral of 2004 in the district of Hochelaga

Nb of voice % Mario Bernier Conservative party of Canada 1.856 4,1 Pierre Bibeau Communist party of Canada 190 0,4 Benoit Bouvier Liberal party of Canada 11.712 25,6 Rolf Bramann Left green Canada 1.361 3,0 Christine Dandenault Left Marxist-Leninist Canada 112 0,3 David Gagnon New Democratic party 2.510 5,5 Réal Ménard Québécois Block 27.476 60,1 Antoine Théorêt-Poupart Left marijuana 482 1,1 Full number of valid votes: 45.699 100,00

Sources

Site of the Québécois Block

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