Royal Galipeau

Royal Galipeau (born the January 5th 1947) is a business man, former civil servant and Canadian Politician in the area of Ottawa. He was the victorious candidate of the Conservative party of Canada in the district of Ottawa-Orleans at the time of the Canadian federal election of 2006. Royal Galipeau has been married with his Anne wife for 30 years. They have three wire and a girl. The family of Mr. Galipeau is implied in the Community life and the local policy since four generations.

In 1982 it is elected at the municipal council of Gloucester, demolishing an outgoing adviser. With the council, it helps to introduce policies of equality of opportunities and tried, without success, to replace the " term; alderman" by a neutral term. In 1985, he is candidate with the mayor of Gloucester, finishing third behind his/her colleague adviser Harry Al and the temporary mayor Mitch Owens.

Galipeau was a liberal fervent supporter and was manager of countryside for the liberal candidate demolishes in Carleton at the time of the Ontarian election provincialle of 1995; he was also assistant with the Député Mauril Bélanger. However, in May 2005 it chooses to stand as a candidate under the banner of the Conservative party of Canada. The district of Ottawa-Orleans was a target for the conservatives. At the time of the election of 2004, Walter Robinson, the candidate-high-speed motorboat directing of Canadian Taxpayer' S Federation, is beaten by the liberal beginner Marc Godbout by 2800 votes.

Galipeau is opposed to the Homosexual marriage, like with the Avortement, which is worth criticisms of the lobbies to him pro-homosexual.

At the time of the general election of the January 23rd 2006, Galipeau demolishes Godbout.

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