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Carignan, Claude, P.C.

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The Honourable Claude Carignan, P.C., was appointed to the Senate by Prime Minister Stephen Harper in August 2009 and served as Leader of the Government in the Senate from 2013 to 2015, later becoming Leader of the Opposition until 2017. He has introduced significant legislation, including bills on drug-impaired driving and the protection of journalistic sources. Carignan has a robust background in law and public service, having served as mayor of Saint-Eustache and taught law at multiple universities. He has also been deeply involved in community engagement, notably founding the Fondation Élite Saint-Eustache to support young talent. A member of the Privy Council, Carignan continues to contribute to public life through his work in the Senate and various legal and community roles.

Affliation

C

Email

claude.carignan@sen.parl.gc.ca

Date of retirement

2039-12-04

Appointed By

Harper, Stephen (C)

Work Experience

Senator; Former Lawyer and Advocate for justice reform, economic policy, and bilingualism.

Education

Bachelor's in Law, University of Ottawa
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