Montmorency (electoral District) - Members of Parliament

Members of Parliament

This riding elected the following Members of Parliament:

1867-1914

  1. Joseph Cauchon, Conservative (1867)
  2. Jean Langlois, Conservative (1867–1878)
  3. Pierre-Vincent Valin, Conservative (1878–1880)
  4. Auguste-Réal Angers, Conservative (1880)
  5. Pierre-Vincent Valin, Conservative (1880–1887)
  6. Charles Langelier, Liberal (1887–1890)
  7. Louis-Georges Desjardins, Conservative (1890–1891)
  8. Joseph Israël Tarte, Conservative (1891–1892)
  9. Arthur-Joseph Turcotte, Conservative (1892–1896)
  10. Thomas Chase Casgrain, Conservative (1896–1904)
  11. Georges Parent, Liberal (1904–1911)
  12. Rodolphe Forget, Conservative (1911–1917)

1966-2004

  1. Ovide Laflamme, Liberal (1968–1974)
  2. Louis Duclos, Liberal (1974–1984)
  3. Anne Blouin, Progressive Conservative (1984–1988)
  4. Charles DeBlois, Progressive Conservative (1988–1993)
  5. Michel Guimond, Bloc Québécois (1993–2004)

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