When was Louis St. Laurent born?

Louis St. Laurent was born on 1882-02-01.

What events was Louis St. Laurent involved in?

wife of the Prime Minister of Canada (1886–1966)

What events was Louis St. Laurent involved in?

president of the professional association of lawyers of Quebec City

What events was Louis St. Laurent involved in?

president of the professional association of lawyers of Quebec City

What events was Louis St. Laurent involved in?

president of the Canadian Bar Association

Louis St. Laurent

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Born — Life — 1882-02-01
Louis St. Laurent was born on 1882-02-01.
Married Jeanne St. Laurent — Family — 1908-01-01
wife of the Prime Minister of Canada (1886–1966)
Began serving as Bâtonnier de Québec — Career — 1929-01-01
president of the professional association of lawyers of Quebec City
Stopped serving as Bâtonnier de Québec — Career — 1930-01-01
president of the professional association of lawyers of Quebec City
Began serving as President of the Canadian Bar Association — Career — 1930-01-01
president of the Canadian Bar Association
Stopped serving as President of the Canadian Bar Association — Career — 1932-01-01
president of the Canadian Bar Association
Began serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 1942-02-09
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Stopped serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 1945-06-10
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Began serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 1945-06-11
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Began serving as Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada — Career — 1948-08-07
most senior position within the Liberal Party of Canada
Chaired Liberal Party of Canada — Career — 1948-08-07
political party in Canada
Began serving as Prime Minister of Canada — Career — 1948-11-15
head of government of Canada
Led the government of 17th Canadian Ministry — Politics — 1948-11-15
cabinet
Led the government of Canada — Politics — 1948-11-15
country in North America
Received Canadian Newsmaker of the Year — Recognition — 1949
title awarded by the Canadian Press
Stopped serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 1949-06-26
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Led the government of 17th Canadian Ministry — Politics — 1949-06-27
cabinet
Began serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 1949-06-27
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Received honorary doctorate at the Laval University — Recognition — 1952
doctor honoris causa from Laval University in Quebec, Canada
Was nominated for Nobel Peace Prize — Recognition — 1952-01-01
one of five Nobel Prizes
Stopped serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 1953-08-09
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Led the government of 17th Canadian Ministry — Politics — 1953-08-10
cabinet
Began serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 1953-08-10
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Stopped serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 1957-06-09
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Began serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 1957-06-10
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Stopped serving as Prime Minister of Canada — Career — 1957-06-21
head of government of Canada
Led the government of Canada — Politics — 1957-06-21
country in North America
Led the government of 17th Canadian Ministry — Politics — 1957-06-21
cabinet
Began serving as Leader of the Official Opposition — Career — 1957-06-21
position in the Parliament of Canada
Chaired Liberal Party of Canada — Career — 1958-01-15
political party in Canada
Stopped serving as Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada — Career — 1958-01-16
most senior position within the Liberal Party of Canada
Stopped serving as Leader of the Official Opposition — Career — 1958-01-16
position in the Parliament of Canada
Stopped serving as member of the House of Commons of Canada — Career — 1958-03-30
representative elected by the Canadian voters
Marriage to Jeanne St. Laurent ended — Family — 1966-11-14
wife of the Prime Minister of Canada (1886–1966)
Died — Life — 1973-07-25
Louis St. Laurent died on 1973-07-25.