Louis Phillipe Pigeon

Background

Pigeon, Louis Phillipe was born on February 8, 1905 in Henryville, Quebec, Can. Son of Arthur and Maria (Demers) Pigeon.

Education

Bachelor, Petit Seminaire de Quebec, 1925. Bachelor of Laws, Laval University, 1928. Doctor of Laws, Laval University.

Doctor of Laws, University Ottawa.

Career

Associate, St. Laurent, Gagne, Devlin & Taschereau, 1928-1937; partner, Hudon and Pigeon, 1938-1940; partner, Germain, Pigeon, Thibedeau & Lesage, 1946-1967; law clerk, Legislation of Quebec, 1940-1944; justice, Supreme Court Canada, Ottawa, 1967-1980; professor constitutional law, Laval U., 9142-9167; professor civil law, University Ottawa, 1980-1986. Legal adviser prime minister Quebec, 1960-1966. Batonnier District Quebec, 1960-1961.

Chairman National Council Administration Justice, 1963-1967. V.p Conference Commissioners Uniformity Legislation in Canada, 1966-1967. Chairman National Professional Conduct Committee, 1966-1967.

Achievements

• Louis Phillipe Pigeon has been listed as a reputable Law educator, judge by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Canada Bar Association (Vice-President Province Quebec 1965-1966), Rideau Club (Ottawa), Cercle Universitaire (Quebec).

Connections

Married Madeleine Gaudry, August 29, 1936. Children: Jacques, Madeleine, Louise, Francois, Yves, Michel.

Father:

Arthur Pigeon

Mother:

Maria (Demers) Pigeon

Spouse:

Madeleine Gaudry

child:

Francois Pigeon

child:

Madeleine Pigeon

child:

Michel Pigeon

child:

Jacques Pigeon

child:

Louise Pigeon

child:

Yves Pigeon