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Cormier, René
The Honourable René Cormier, appointed to the Senate of Canada in November 2016, is an independent senator from New Brunswick dedicated to language rights, human rights, and cultural diplomacy. He currently chairs the Standing Senate Committee on Official Languages and is actively involved in several parliamentary associations. A multidisciplinary artist with a background in music and theatre, Senator Cormier has held numerous leadership roles in Canada's cultural sector, advocating for the integration of arts and culture into Acadian and Canadian society. His long-standing commitment to Acadian activism and cultural promotion has earned him multiple honors, including The Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal and the Order of Arts and Letters of France. Senator Cormier resides in Caraquet, New Brunswick, known as the cultural capital of Acadie.
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