Michel Le Moignan

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Michel Le Moignan was a Canadian politician from Quebec. ^[1]

Contents 1 Background 2 Political career 3 Death 4 Footnotes

[edit] Background

He was born on November 7, 1919 in Grande-Rivière, Quebec and was a Catholic priest.

[edit] Political career

Le Moignan won a seat to the National Assembly of Quebec in the 1976 provincial election in the district of Gaspé. He supported the Union Nationale.

After Leader Rodrigue Biron left the party in 1980, Le Moignan became the Union Nationale's parliamentary leader for the remainder of the term.

He was defeated in the 1981 election, finishing a distant third. None of the party's candidates were elected.

[edit] Death

Le Moignan died on December 21, 2000.

[edit] Footnotes

National Assembly of Quebec
Preceded by Guy Fortier (Liberal)	MNA for Gaspé 1976–1981	Succeeded by Henri Lemay (Parti Québécois)
Party political offices
Preceded by Rodrigue Biron	Leader of the Union Nationale 1980–1981	Succeeded by Roch La Salle