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41st General Election - Filing Deadline Extensions for Candidate's Electoral Campaign Returns Electoral Revised District Electoral District Name Candidate Party Deadline Number 10-001 Avalon Manning, Fabian Conservative 03-Oct-11 10-001 Avalon Dawe, Randy Wayne Independent 03-Oct-11 10-001 Avalon Andrews, Scott Liberal 03-Oct-11 10-001 Avalon Fuchs, Matthew Martin NDP-New Democratic Party 03-Oct-11 10-002 Bonavista--Gander--Grand Falls--Windsor Hynes, Aaron Conservative 03-Oct-11 10-002 Bonavista--Gander--Grand Falls--Windsor Bridger, Clyde NDP-New Democratic Party 03-Oct-11 10-003 Humber--St. Barbe--Baie Verte Taylor, Trevor Conservative 03-Oct-11 10-003 Humber--St. Barbe--Baie Verte Bennett, Wayne R. Independent 01-Nov-11 10-003 Humber--St. Barbe--Baie Verte Byrne, Gerry Liberal 03-Oct-11 10-003 Humber--St. Barbe--Baie Verte Senior, Shelley NDP-New Democratic Party 03-Oct-11 10-004 Labrador Penashue, Peter Conservative 03-Oct-11 10-004 Labrador Russell, Todd Liberal 03-Oct-11 10-004 Labrador Larkin, Jacob NDP-New Democratic Party 03-Oct-11 10-006 St. John's East Byrne, Jerry Conservative 03-Oct-11 10-006 St. John's East Allan, John Liberal 03-Oct-11 10-007 St. John's South--Mount Pearl Sullivan, Loyola Conservative 01-Nov-11 10-007 St. John's South--Mount Pearl Coady, Siobhan Liberal 03-Oct-11 11-002 Charlottetown Casey, Sean Liberal 03-Oct-11 11-002 Charlottetown Byrne, Joe NDP-New Democratic Party 03-Oct-11 11-003 Egmont Robichaud, Jacquie NDP-New Democratic Party 03-Oct-11 12-001 Cape Breton--Canso Simmons, Marney Jeanne NDP-New Democratic Party 03-Oct-11 12-002 Central Nova Hamilton, John R. Liberal 03-Oct-11 12-002 Central Nova Parker, David K. NDP-New Democratic Party 03-Oct-11 12-003 Dartmouth--Cole Harbour Savage, Mike Liberal 01-Nov-11 12-003 Dartmouth--Cole Harbour Chisholm, Robert NDP-New Democratic Party 03-Oct-11 12-004 Halifax Nikolaou, George Conservative 03-Oct-11 12-004 Halifax Dewar, Michael Green Party 03-Oct-11 12-005 Halifax West Ash, Gregor NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 12-006 Kings--Hants Richardson, Sheila Green Party 03-Oct-11 12-006 Kings--Hants Rogers, Mark NDP-New Democratic Party 03-Oct-11 12-008 Sackville--Eastern Shore Mimnagh, Adam Conservative 01-Nov-11 12-008 Sackville--Eastern Shore Percy, John Green Party 03-Oct-11 12-009 South Shore--St. Margaret's MacLellan, Kris Green Party 03-Oct-11 12-009 South Shore--St. Margaret's Wells, Derek Liberal 01-Dec-11 12-010 Sydney--Victoria Milburn, Chris Green Party 03-Oct-11 12-010 Sydney--Victoria MacLeod, Kathy NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 Page 1 of 19 41st General Election - Filing Deadline Extensions for Candidate's Electoral Campaign Returns Electoral Revised District Electoral District Name Candidate Party Deadline Number 12-011 West Nova Johnson, Ross Green Party 03-Oct-11 13-001 Acadie--Bathurst Robichaud, Louis Conservative 03-Oct-11 13-001 Acadie--Bathurst Gionet, Jean Marie Liberal 01-Nov-11 13-002 Beauséjour Arsenault, Natalie Green Party 03-Oct-11 13-002 Beauséjour LeBlanc, Dominic Liberal 03-Oct-11 13-002 Beauséjour Levi-Peters, Susan NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 13-003 Fredericton Travis, Jesse NDP-New Democratic Party 03-Oct-11 13-004 Fundy Royal Coburn, Stephanie Green Party 03-Oct-11 13-004 Fundy Royal Pitre, Darryl NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 13-005 Madawaska--Restigouche Valcourt, Bernard Conservative 03-Oct-11 13-005 Madawaska--Restigouche Morrison, Lynn Green Party 03-Oct-11 13-005 Madawaska--Restigouche Bérubé, Louis Independent 01-Nov-11 13-005 Madawaska--Restigouche D'Amours, Jean-Claude JC Liberal 03-Oct-11 13-005 Madawaska--Restigouche Jules, Widler NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 13-006 Miramichi O'Neill Gordon, Tilly Conservative 03-Oct-11 13-007 Moncton--Riverview--Dieppe Gagné, Shawna NDP-New Democratic Party 03-Oct-11 13-008 New Brunswick Southwest Farris, Jason CHP Canada 03-Oct-11 13-008 New Brunswick Southwest Graham, Andrew NDP-New Democratic Party 03-Oct-11 13-009 Saint John Watson, Arthur Jr. Independent 03-Oct-11 13-009 Saint John Moir, Rob NDP-New Democratic Party 03-Oct-11 13-010 Tobique--Mactaquac McGlynn, Rish Green Party 01-Nov-11 13-010 Tobique--Mactaquac Chiasson, Chuck Liberal 03-Oct-11 24-001 Abitibi--Témiscamingue Hébert, Steven Conservative 03-Oct-11 24-001 Abitibi--Témiscamingue Grenon, Suzie Liberal 01-Nov-11 24-001 Abitibi--Témiscamingue Moore, Christine NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-002 Ahuntsic Reeves, Chantal NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-003 Alfred-Pellan Carrier, Robert Bloc Québécois 03-Oct-11 24-003 Alfred-Pellan Iacono, Angelo G. Liberal 03-Oct-11 24-003 Alfred-Pellan Doré Lefebvre, Rosane NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-004 Argenteuil--Papineau--Mirabel Fox, Daniel Liberal 03-Oct-11 24-004 Argenteuil--Papineau--Mirabel Freeman, Mylène NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-005 Beauce Doyon Lessard, Etienne Green Party 03-Oct-11 24-005 Beauce Morin, Claude Liberal 03-Oct-11 24-005 Beauce Bergeron, Serge NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-006 Beauharnois--Salaberry Deslandres, François Liberal 01-Nov-11 24-006 Beauharnois--Salaberry Quach, Anne Minh-Thu NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 Page 2 of 19 41st General Election - Filing Deadline Extensions for Candidate's Electoral Campaign Returns Electoral Revised District Electoral District Name Candidate Party Deadline Number 24-007 Beauport--Limoilou Boucher, Sylvie Conservative 03-Oct-11 24-007 Beauport--Limoilou Côté, Raymond NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-008 Berthier--Maskinongé Brosseau, Ruth Ellen NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-009 Bourassa Demers, Julie NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-010 Brome--Missisquoi Paradis, Denis Liberal 03-Oct-11 24-010 Brome--Missisquoi Jacob, Pierre NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-011 Brossard--La Prairie Brossard, Maurice Conservative 03-Oct-11 24-011 Brossard--La Prairie Mendès, Alexandra Liberal 03-Oct-11 24-011 Brossard--La Prairie Mai, Hoang NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-012 Chambly--Borduas Ferland Drolet, Nathalie Conservative 01-Nov-11 24-012 Chambly--Borduas Dubé, Matthew NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-013 Charlesbourg--Haute-Saint-Charles Petit, Daniel Conservative 03-Oct-11 24-013 Charlesbourg--Haute-Saint-Charles Day, Anne-Marie NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-014 Montmorency--Charlevoix--Haute-Côte-Nord Castonguay, Michel-Eric Conservative 03-Oct-11 24-014 Montmorency--Charlevoix--Haute-Côte-Nord Gauthier, Robert Liberal 01-Nov-11 24-014 Montmorency--Charlevoix--Haute-Côte-Nord Tremblay, Jonathan NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-015 Châteauguay--Saint-Constant Freeman, Carole Bloc Québécois 03-Oct-11 24-015 Châteauguay--Saint-Constant Turcôt, André Conservative 03-Oct-11 24-015 Châteauguay--Saint-Constant Schwey, Linda Liberal 03-Oct-11 24-015 Châteauguay--Saint-Constant Chicoine, Sylvain NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-016 Chicoutimi--Le Fjord Néron, Carol Conservative 03-Oct-11 24-016 Chicoutimi--Le Fjord Pettersen, Marc Liberal 03-Oct-11 24-016 Chicoutimi--Le Fjord Morin, Dany NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-017 Compton--Stanstead Bonsant, France Bloc Québécois 03-Oct-11 24-017 Compton--Stanstead Hogg, William Liberal 01-Nov-11 24-017 Compton--Stanstead Rousseau, Jean NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-018 Drummond Bernier, Normand W. Conservative 03-Oct-11 24-018 Drummond Choquette, François NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-019 Gaspésie--Îles-de-la-Madeleine Côté, Daniel Bloc Québécois 03-Oct-11 24-019 Gaspésie--Îles-de-la-Madeleine Bastien, Régent Conservative 03-Oct-11 24-019 Gaspésie--Îles-de-la-Madeleine Leblanc, Julien Green Party 03-Oct-11 24-019 Gaspésie--Îles-de-la-Madeleine Duguay, Jules Liberal 03-Oct-11 24-020 Gatineau Nadeau, Richard Bloc Québécois 03-Oct-11 24-020 Gatineau Boivin, Françoise NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-021 Hochelaga Castonguay, Audrey Conservative 03-Oct-11 24-021 Hochelaga Boutin-Sweet, Marjolaine NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 Page 3 of 19 41st General Election - Filing Deadline Extensions for Candidate's Electoral Campaign Returns Electoral Revised District Electoral District Name Candidate Party Deadline Number 24-022 Honoré-Mercier Laroche, Martin Bloc Québécois 01-Dec-11 24-022 Honoré-Mercier Labelle, Gérard Conservative 03-Oct-11 24-022 Honoré-Mercier Ayala, Paulina NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-023 Hull--Aylmer Brassard-Fortin, Nancy Conservative 01-Dec-11 24-023 Hull--Aylmer Turmel, Nycole NDP-New Democratic Party 03-Oct-11 24-024 Jeanne-Le Ber St-Cyr, Thierry Bloc Québécois 03-Oct-11 24-024 Jeanne-Le Ber Lafontaine, Pierre Conservative 01-Nov-11 24-024 Jeanne-Le Ber Noël, Richard Green Party 03-Oct-11 24-024 Jeanne-Le Ber Bruneau, Mark Liberal 03-Oct-11 24-024 Jeanne-Le Ber Benskin, Tyrone NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-025 Joliette Paquette, Pierre A. Bloc Québécois 01-Nov-11 24-025 Joliette Morand, Michel Conservative 03-Oct-11 24-025 Joliette Raynault, Francine NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-026 Jonquière--Alma Forest, Pierre Bloc Québécois 03-Oct-11 24-026 Jonquière--Alma Patry, Claude NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-027 Lac-Saint-Louis Smith, Larry Conservative 03-Oct-11 24-027 Lac-Saint-Louis Tremblay, Bruno Green Party 03-Oct-11 24-027 Lac-Saint-Louis Ackad, Alain NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-028 La Pointe-de-l'Île Drolet, Mathieu Conservative 03-Oct-11 24-028 La Pointe-de-l'Île Péclet, Ève NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-029 LaSalle--Émard Yu, Chang-Tao Jimmy Conservative 03-Oct-11 24-029 LaSalle--Émard LeBlanc, Hélène NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-030 Laurentides--Labelle Deschamps, Johanne Bloc Québécois 03-Oct-11 24-030 Laurentides--Labelle Joncas, Guy Conservative 01-Nov-11 24-030 Laurentides--Labelle Morin, Marc-André NDP-New Democratic Party 01-Nov-11 24-031 Laurier--Sainte-Marie Langford, Charles K.
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    FIRST SESSION THIRTY-EIGHTH LEGISLATURE Votes and Proceedings of the Assembly Thursday, 24 April 2008 — No. 75 President of the National Assembly: Mr. Michel Bissonnet QUÉBEC Thursday, 24 April 2008 No. 75 The Assembly was called to order at 2.08 o'clock p.m. _____________ Moment of reflection ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS Introduction of Bills Mr. Caire (La Peltrie) moved that leave be granted to introduce the following Bill: 390 An Act to amend the Act respecting conditions of employment in the public sector The motion was carried. Presenting Papers Mrs. Courchesne, Minister of Education, Recreation and Sports, tabled the following: The annual report of the Université du Québec and its institutions, for the fiscal year ended 31 May 2007. (Sessional Paper No. 921-20080424) _____________ Mr. Dupuis, Minister of Justice, tabled the following: The report of the Comité de la rémunération des juges, for the period from 1 July 2007 to 30 June 2010. (Sessional Paper No. 922-20080424) 723 24 April 2008 Presenting Petitions By leave of the Assembly to set aside Standing Order 63, Mr. Cousineau (Bertrand) tabled the following: The abstract of a petition respecting the annexation of the municipalities of Saint- Saveur and Mille-Isles, and signed by 6 citizens of Saint-Sauveur. (Sessional Paper No. 923-20080424) Oral Questions and Answers The Assembly proceeded to Oral Question Period. Motions Without Notice Mrs. Marois, Leader of the Second Opposition Group, moved a motion concerning the radio broadcasting and telecommunication jurisdictions; this motion could not be debated for want of unanimous consent. _____________ Mr. Pelletier, Minister responsible for Canadian Intergovernmental Affairs, Aboriginal Affairs, Francophones within Canada, the Reform of Democratic Institutions and Access to Information, moved a motion concerning the radio broadcasting and telecommunication jurisdictions; this motion could not be debated for want of unanimous consent.
  • Centre De Services De Sherbrooke

    Centre De Services De Sherbrooke

    Centre de services de Sherbrooke Nombre d'unités thermiques maïs (UTM) par municipalité pour l'année 2015 St-Benoît St-Bonaventure Irlande St-Zacharie Ste-Clotilde St-Albert 2350 220St0e-Hélène 2100St-Éphrem -Labre St-Côme 2750 4-05 St-Christophe St-Julien La 2100 4-05 -de-Horton -de-Chester St-Fortunat -de-Beauce St-René - Linière N.-D.-du -d'Arthabaska Chesterville St-Joseph-de Adstock Guadeloupe St-Georges St-Majorique St-Cyrille-de -Bon Warwick 2100 St-Jacques -Coleraine -de-Grantham 4-08 2300 St-Évariste St-Honoré -Wendover -Conseil Ste Ste -le-Majeur-de St-Edmond -Élizabeth -Wolfestown -de-Forsyth -de-Shenley St-Martin -Séraphine N.-D. Disraeli -de -de-Warwick 4-06 4-04 2400 -de-Ham -Grantham St-Lucien St-Rémi-de St-Germain Tingwick -Tingwick Ste 2500 Ham-Nord St-Théophile -de-Grantham -Praxède Drummondville Kingsey 2700 Courcelles Falls Sts-Martyrs 2150 2600 2200 -Canadiens Beaulac Lambton St-Hilaire St-Adrien -Garthby 4-07 St-Félix-de -de-Dorset St-Gédéon -Kingsey 2550 -de-Beauce Wickham 2750 Danville L'Avenir Asbestos St-Nazaire TNO Stratford St-Sébastien St-Ludger -d'Acton Lefebvre 2300 Ham-Sud 2800 Wotton St-Théodore 2550 St-Romain Lac -d'Acton St-Robert Cleveland -Drolet Ulverton -Bellarmin St-Georges Stornoway 6-04 Richmond Weedon St-Ludger -de-Windsor St-Camille 2700 Durham 2500 St-Claude 2100 Acton -Sud 2350 Ste-Cécile -de-Whitton Vale Ste -Christine Melbourne TNO Lingwick Roxton Dudswell Nantes Audet Falls Kingsbury Windsor 5-01 Maricourt 2250 2200 5-03 Milan 2600 2450 Stoke Lac Roxton Val-Joli -Mégantic St-François Marston Béthanie -Xavier-de Roxton Racine 2150 -Brompton Frontenac Pond TNO Bury 2350 Scotstown Valcourt 2400 2150 Légende 2500 St-Denis-de Val East 2300 Hampden St-Joachim -Brompton -Racine Limite du centre de services TNO Angus Westbury -de 2400 Ascot -Shefford Ste-Anne 2400 Corner Piopolis Municipalités (novembre 2014) -de-la Lawrenceville -Rochelle Bonsecours Zonage du collectif - Maïs grain Warden UTM Shefford 2300 Sherbrooke 2200 La Patrie 2350 2 100 Orford Newport Waterloo 2350 Cookshire N.-D.
  • Feuilleton Et Préavis

    Feuilleton Et Préavis

    FIRST SESSION FORTY-FIRST LEGISLATURE Order Paper and Notices of the Assembly Thursday, 31 May 2018 — No. 344 Nine forty a.m. President of the National Assembly: Mr. Jacques Chagnon QUÉBEC Part 1 ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS − The Member for D’Arcy-McGee on the following subject: Support the City of Montreal's action to grant Raif Badawi honorary citizen status. − The Member for Matane-Matapédia on the following subject: The Côtes à Côtes project, an invitation to mobilize for the St. Lawrence River. − The Member for Côte-du-Sud on the following subject: Mr. Alex Barré-Boulet, a most valuable hockey player in Canada. − The Member for Beauce-Nord on the following subject: Underline the success of Beauce-Nord's Relay For Life event. − The Member for Outremont on the following subject: Continued success to Comité de jumelage d'Outremont. − The Member for Rimouski on the following subject: Tribute to Claudia Côté- Fortin. − The Member for Charlesbourg on the following subject: Underline the 20th anniversary of Réseau québécois de développement social. − The Member for Bellechasse on the following subject: Tribute to Serge Léveillé. − The Member for Gatineau on the following subject: Victims and Survivors of Crime Week. − The Member for Bourget on the following subject: Underline the 25th anniversary of L'école et les arts. 1 STATEMENTS BY MINISTERS INTRODUCTION OF BILLS PRESENTING (a) Papers (b) Reports from committees (c) Petitions ORAL ANSWERS TO PETITIONS COMPLAINTS OF BREACH OF PRIVILEGE OR CONTEMPT AND PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS