Pierre Duchesne

Canadian lawyer and Lieutenant Governor

Pierre Duchesne - Leaders & Politicians born February 27th, 1940
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A Canadian lawyer and politician served as the 28th Lieutenant Governor of Quebec from 2012 to 2015. Involved in politics for several decades, played a significant role in various legal and public service sectors. Engaged in community development and education initiatives, working to promote and enhance the cultural landscape of Quebec. Oversaw numerous ceremonial functions and represented the province at various events during the tenure as Lieutenant Governor.

Served as the 28th Lieutenant Governor of Quebec

Contributed to legal and public service initiatives

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