Background
Charbonneau, Yvon was born on July 11, 1940 in Mont-Saint-Michel.
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Yvon Charbonneau
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Bachelor in Classical Studies, Seminary de Mont-Laurier, 1959; degree in education, U. Montreal, 1961; M degree in French Literature, U. Montreal, 1968; Master in Political Science, U. Laval, 1980; D in Political Science and International Rels., U. Quebec, Montreal, 1981.
Career
Professor French and humanities, Jean-Jacques-Olier Classical Day School, Verdun, 1961-1969; professor French and humanities, Polyvalente de Mont-Laurier, Verdun, 1961-1969; cooperative worker, Canada International Development Agency, Sfax, Tunisia, 1965-1967; president, Quebec Teachers Union, 1970-1978, 82-88; special advisor, director communications and international affairs, Quebec Teachers Union, 1979-1982; chair committee on inquiry on hazardous wasts, Quebec Teachers Union, 1989-1990; vice president public relations environmental division, Groupe SNC-Lanvalin, 1990-1992; president, consultant for public affairs, Premier and Consult Enjeu, 1992; vice president planning and development, Quebec Labour Force Development Corporation, 1993-1994; member, National Assembly for the Bourassa, 1994-1997; Member of Parliament for Anjou-Rivere Des Prairies, House of Commons, since 1997; member standing commission on the environmental, House of Commons member standing commission on procedure and house affairs, House of Commons member subcommittee on private member's business, House of Commons. Participant in international projects on education, human rights, and the environment. Member numerous Quebec organizations working in the fiels of the environment, education, human rights, employment, and economics and social development.
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M. Raja Mammound; 4 children.
