Background
Robillard, Lucienne was born in Montreal, Canada.
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Lucienne Robillard
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Bachelor, College Basile-Moreau, 1965; Master of Arts in Social Work, U. Montreal, 1967; Diploma in Administration, École des hautes études commerciales, Montreal, 1983; Master of Business Administration, École des hautes études commerciales, Montreal, 1986.
Career
Social worker, clinical practitioner, Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital
appointment minister of labour and federal campaigns, Quebec, 1995-1996;
senior administrator, Centre de services sociaux Richelieu
youth leader in a kibutz, Israel, 1969-1972;
appointed public curator, City of Quebec, Canada, 1986-1989;
elected member, Quebec National Assembly for Chambly, 1989;
appointed minister cultural affairs, 1989-1990;
appointed minister higher education and science, 1990-1992;
appointed minister of education, 1992-1993;
minister education and science, 1993-1994;
minister health and social services, 1994-1995;
minister of labor, minister responsible for federal campaign, 1995;
elected member parliament, Saint-Henri-Westmount, since 1995;
minister citizenship and immigration, since 1996;
re-elected to parliament, Westmount-Ville-Marie, since 1997. Member Corporation professionelle des travailleurs sociaux de Québec, since 1967. Member editorial committee (book) Le travail social et la santé au Québec, 1984-1986.
President Commission administrative des services de santé mentale of the Conseil régional de la Montérégie, 1983-1986. Consultant mental health dossier Rochon Commission, 1986.
