Bloc Populaire - Members of The Legislative Assembly of Quebec

Members of The Legislative Assembly of Quebec

MLA District Region Years of Service Background
Ovila Bergeron Stanstead Eastern Townships 1944-1948 Manager of a Credit Union
Édouard Lacroix Beauce Chaudière-Appalaches 1944-1945 Lumber Merchant & Liberal MP
André Laurendeau Montréal-Laurier Montreal East 1944-1948 Journalist
Albert Lemieux Beauharnois Montérégie 1944-1948 Lawyer

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