Quebec East

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Quebec East was a federal electoral district in Quebec, Canada, historically notable as the long-time constituency of Prime Minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Quebec East canonical 2
Quebec East–Riding of Louis-Hébert 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Canadian federal electoral district
capitalCityRiding true
category Former federal electoral districts of Quebec
Politics of Quebec City
country Canada
createdBy British North America Act, 1867
createdFrom Quebec City and Lévis
Quebec County
dateAbolished 1976
dateCreated 1867
electoralSystem first-past-the-post
federalStatus defunct
firstFederalElection 1867 Canadian federal election
formerElectoralDistrict true
hasElectoralHistory list of Members of Parliament
historicalSignificance long-time constituency of Prime Minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier
jurisdiction federal
languageMajority French
lastFederalElection 1979 Canadian federal election
legislativeBody House of Commons of Canada
locatedIn City of Quebec
linked to: Quebec City

Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
longtimeConstituencyOf Wilfrid Laurier
notableRepresentative Wilfrid Laurier
primeMinisterRepresented Jean Lesage
Louis St. Laurent
Wilfrid Laurier
provinceOrTerritory Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
redistributedInto Langelier
Montmorency
Quebec East–Riding of Louis-Hébert
linked to: Quebec East
region Capitale-Nationale
representedBy André-Gilles Fortin
Charles Fitzpatrick
Ernest Lapointe
Henri Bourassa
Jean Lesage
Jean-Guy Cardinal
Jean-Thomas Taschereau
Joseph Bolduc
Joseph-Philippe Leduc
Joseph-Édouard Cauchon
Louis St. Laurent
Wilfrid Laurier
representedInParliament Parliament of Canada
representedPeriod 1867–1979

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Quebec East redistributedInto Quebec East–Riding of Louis-Hébert
linked to: Quebec East