Financial aid for educational studies, sports and leisure
Berubé studied at Université du Québec à Rimouski and obtained a bachelor's degree in education sciences. He later worked as a coordinator for Matane and La Haute-Gaspesie regional county municipalities and a political aide for the Minister of Education and the Minister of Regions. He was also a television host and researcher at Cogeco in Matane, and the former vice-president of the Fédération étudiante universitaire du Québec.
Bérubé was a candidate for Matane in the 2003 elections but was defeated by the Liberal CandidateNancy Charest. In 2007, he defeated Charest by just over 200 votes. He was named the PQ's critic in communitarian action but later promoted to the portfolio of financial aid for studies.
He was nominated Opposition House Leader by Jean-François Lisée in October 2016 and was named interim leader of the Parti Quebecois on October 9, 2018.[1]
ReferencesEdit
^"Parti Québécois names Pascal Bérubé as interim leader - Montreal | Globalnews.ca".
External linksEdit
"Biography". Dictionnaire des parlementaires du Québec de 1792 à nos jours (in French). National Assembly of Quebec.
(in French)
Pascal Bérubé named interim Parti Québécois leader
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pascal, bérubé, french, pronunciation, paskal, beʁybe, born, february, 1975, matane, quebec, canadian, politician, television, host, current, member, national, assembly, quebec, riding, matane, matapédia, formerly, matane, represents, parti, québécois, appoint. Pascal Berube French pronunciation paskal beʁybe born February 16 1975 in Matane Quebec is a Canadian politician and television host He is the current Member of National Assembly of Quebec for the riding of Matane Matapedia formerly Matane and represents the Parti Quebecois He was appointed interim leader of the party following the October 1 2018 Quebec election in which Jean Francois Lisee lost his seat and resigned the leadership Pascal BerubeMNAInterim Leader of the Parti QuebecoisIn office October 9 2018 October 9 2020Preceded byJean Francois LiseeSucceeded byPaul St Pierre PlamondonMember of the National Assembly of Quebec for Matane MatapediaMatane 2007 2012 IncumbentAssumed office March 26 2007Preceded byNancy CharestPersonal detailsBorn 1975 02 16 February 16 1975 age 48 Matane QuebecPolitical partyParti QuebecoisProfessiontelevision hostPortfolioFinancial aid for educational studies sports and leisureBerube studied at Universite du Quebec a Rimouski and obtained a bachelor s degree in education sciences He later worked as a coordinator for Matane and La Haute Gaspesie regional county municipalities and a political aide for the Minister of Education and the Minister of Regions He was also a television host and researcher at Cogeco in Matane and the former vice president of the Federation etudiante universitaire du Quebec Berube was a candidate for Matane in the 2003 elections but was defeated by the Liberal Candidate Nancy Charest In 2007 he defeated Charest by just over 200 votes He was named the PQ s critic in communitarian action but later promoted to the portfolio of financial aid for studies He was re elected in 2012 2014 2018 and 2022 He was nominated Opposition House Leader by Jean Francois Lisee in October 2016 and was named interim leader of the Parti Quebecois on October 9 2018 1 References Edit Parti Quebecois names Pascal Berube as interim leader Montreal Globalnews ca External links Edit Biography Dictionnaire des parlementaires du Quebec de 1792 a nos jours in French National Assembly of Quebec Bio from the Parti Quebecois website in French Pascal Berube named interim Parti Quebecois leader This article about a Member of the National Assembly of Quebec from the Parti Quebecois is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Pascal Berube amp oldid 1141051051, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
