Neil Cameron (Quebec)

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This article is about the Member of the National Assembly of Quebec.
For the Member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, see Neil Cameron.
For the British Air Marshal, see Neil Cameron, Baron Cameron of Balhousie.

Neil Cameron was a politician in Quebec, Canada. [1]

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[edit] Background

He was born in Weyburn, Saskatchewan on November 19, 1938 and had a career in education.

[edit] Provincial Politics

In 1989, he ran as the Equality Party candidate in the Montreal riding of Jacques-Cartier and won, defeating Liberal incumbent Joan Dougherty and becoming a Member of the National Assembly of Quebec.

Cameron was defeated by Liberal candidate Geoffrey Kelly in 1994.

[edit] Footnotes

  1. ^ Biography of Neil Cameron, Assemblée nationale du Québec

[edit] See also

  • History of Quebec
  • Bill 199 The Charter of the English and French Languages; bill introduced by Neil Cameron in the Quebec National Assembly in 1993.
National Assembly of Quebec
Preceded by
Joan Dougherty (Liberal)		 MNA for Jacques-Cartier
1989–1994		 Succeeded by
Geoffrey Kelly (Liberal)
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