ST-LAURENT, The Right Hon. Louis Stephen, P.C., C.C., Q.C., B.A., LL.L., LL.D., D.C.L.
Federal Political Experience
Years of Service:
5894 Days (16 years, 1 month, 20 days)
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House of Commons
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Quebec East, Quebec
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Liberal
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1957.06.10
| Elected |
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Quebec East, Quebec
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Liberal
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1953.08.10
| Elected |
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Quebec East, Quebec
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Liberal
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1949.06.27
| Elected |
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Quebec East, Quebec
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Liberal
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1945.06.11
| Elected |
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Quebec East, Quebec
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Liberal
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1942.02.09
(By-Election)
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Parliamentary Group (Caucus)
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Offices and Roles as a Parliamentarian
Prime Minister of Canada
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Prime Minister
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1948.11.15
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1957.06.20
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Minister
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President of the Privy Council
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1948.11.15
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1957.04.24
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Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
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1948.09.10
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1948.11.14
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Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
(Acting)
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1948.07.01
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1948.09.09
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Secretary of State for External Affairs
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1946.09.04
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1948.09.09
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Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
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1941.12.10
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1946.12.09
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Leader of the Official Opposition
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Leader of the Official Opposition
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1957.06.21
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1958.01.15
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Committees - House of Commons
Member
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Standing Committee on External Affairs
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20th Parl.,
4th
Session
(1947.12.05 - 1948.06.30)
20th Parl.,
3rd
Session
(1947.01.30 - 1947.07.17)
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Political Party Roles
Liberal Party of Canada
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Leadership Candidate
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1948.08.07 - 1948.08.07
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Party Leader
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1948.08.07 - 1958.01.15
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Family Ties in Parliament
Selected Publications
This bibliography includes books, chapters in books and journal articles written, edited, compiled or translated solely by the parliamentarian or with others.
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the following information. Should you find any errors or omissions, please contact us at the following e-mail address: parlinfo@parl.gc.ca
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Sole Author
Books
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Les bases de la politique canadienne dans les affaires internationales.
[Toronto] :
University of Toronto Press;
1947.
45 p
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The foundations of Canadian policy in world affairs.
[Toronto] :
University of Toronto Press;
1947.
45 p.
Articles
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Canada and the UN.
Canadian Forum.
28:49-50
June 1948.
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Other
Related Bibliographical Sources
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Rt. Hon. Louis Stephen St. Laurent = Très hon. Louis Stephen St-Laurent.
In: Books by Canadian Prime Ministers = Oeuvres de premiers ministres canadiens.
Ottawa :
Library of Parliament, Information and Documentation Branch = Bibliothèque du Parlement, Direction de l'information et de la documentation;
1975 .
p. 3.
Archival fonds and collections
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Additional information
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Biographical information
Marriage (1908.05.19 - 1966.11.14)
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Renault, Jeanne
Birth: 1887 (Beauceville, Quebec)
Death: 1966.11.14
Children
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St-Laurent, Marthe
Birth: 1909
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St-Laurent, Renault
Birth: 1910
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St-Laurent, Jean-Paul Stephen
(M.P.)
Birth: 1912.04.23 (Québec, Quebec)
Death: 1986.12.22
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St-Laurent, Thérèse
Birth: 1915
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St-Laurent, Madeleine
Birth: 1917
Cause of Death:
heart failure
Place of Burial:
Cemetery of St. Thomas Aquinas, Compton, Quebec, Canada
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Heritage Information
Plaques, Statues, etc.:
Compton, Quebec
Ottawa, Ontario
Statue in front of Supreme Court Building
Places, Buildings, etc.
Named After Prime Minister:
St-Laurent. Geographic township in Algoma District, N.E. of the town of Cochrane, Ontario. Named after Louis St-Laurent who was Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada in 1945 and who was to be P.M. of Canada.
Louis St-Laurent departmental building, Gatineau, Quebec. On Boulevard de la Carrière.
Historic Sites:
Louis St. Laurent National Historic Site,
Compton, Quebec
(Birthplace and childhood home)
Additional Information
on Historic Sites:
LOUIS ST-LAURENT NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK, Compton, Quebec.
25 km south of Sherbrooke.
Louis S. St-Laurent National Historic Park commemorates the career and childhood of Canada's twelfth prime minister, the Right Honourable Louis S. St-Laurent.
St-Laurent was born at this homestead in 1882 and began his academic training at the village elementary school in Compton.
The St-Laurent estate includes the restored original family residence, which was built in 1866. The park's interpretation programme re-creates St-Laurent's legal and political career and his family environment in Compton.
Mailing address for more information:
Louis S. St-Laurent National Historic Park
6 Principale Street
Compton, Quebec J0B 1L0
(819) 835-5448
Details of Interest
Made member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom Jan. 1, 1946