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- Line_Beauchamp abstract "Line Beauchamp (born February 24, 1963) is a female Quebec politician. She served as the Liberal Member of the National Assembly (MNA) for the Sauvé riding, and for Bourassa-Sauvé at the Quebec National Assembly from November 30, 1988 to May 14, 2012.She also served as Minister of Culture and Communications from April 29, 2003 to April 18, 2007, Minister of Sustainable Development, Environment and Parks from April 18, 2007 to August 12, 2012, and served as Minister of Education, Recreation, and Sports from August 11, 2010, and as Deputy Premier of Quebec from September 7, 2011, until she resigned on May 14, 2012 as a result of the 2012 Quebec student strike.In January 2013, she founded her strategic consulting company and took on a variety of contracts with clients from an array of sectors including, but not limited to, culture, education, real estate, and professional services. She is also a guest columnist for le Journal de Montréal.Born in Valleyfield, Line Beauchamp earned a BAC in psychology from Université de Montréal in 1985. From 1984 to 1985, she worked as a teaching assistant in that same institution and in 1987 became the Director of Info-croissance, a consumer protection association dealing with psychotherapy, self-help, and cults. From 1991-1993 Line Beauchamp worked as Executive Director for the 101,5 CIBL-FM radio station. In 1993, she became the Executive Director for Pro-Est, the society for the promotion and socio-economic partnerships of Montreal East, until 1998. Between 1989 and 1998, Line Beauchamp was a member of several executive committees, including the l'Association coopérative d'économie familiale du Centre de Montréal (ACEF) from 1989-1993, the Corporation de développement de l'Est (CDEST) from 1993-1997, Collège de Maisonneuve from 1995-1998, and the Régie des installations olympiques (RIO) from 1996-1998, in addition to being a member of the Réseau des gens d'affaires de l'Est from 1993-1998.In 2013 and 2014 she was a member of the Executive Committee for Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital, Rivière-des-Prairies Hospital's Fondation les Petits Trésors, Fondation Père-Ménard, Zoofest and Mondial des jeux.".
- Line_Beauchamp birthDate "1963-02-24".
- Line_Beauchamp birthPlace Quebec.
- Line_Beauchamp birthPlace Salaberry-de-Valleyfield.
- Line_Beauchamp birthYear "1963".
- Line_Beauchamp office "Deputy Premier of Quebec".
- Line_Beauchamp office "MNAforBourassa-Sauvé".
- Line_Beauchamp office "Minister of Culture and Communications".
- Line_Beauchamp office "Minister of Education, Recreation and Sports".
- Line_Beauchamp office "Minister of Sustainable Development, Environment and Parks".
- Line_Beauchamp party Quebec_Liberal_Party.
- Line_Beauchamp predecessor Michelle_Courchesne.
- Line_Beauchamp predecessor Nathalie_Normandeau.
- Line_Beauchamp residence Montreal.
- Line_Beauchamp successor Michelle_Courchesne.
- Line_Beauchamp successor Rita_de_Santis.
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- Line_Beauchamp wikiPageWikiLink Bourassa-Sauvé.
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- Line_Beauchamp wikiPageWikiLink Christine_St-Pierre.
- Line_Beauchamp wikiPageWikiLink Claude_Béchard.
- Line_Beauchamp wikiPageWikiLink Collège_de_Maisonneuve.
- Line_Beauchamp wikiPageWikiLink Deputy_Premier_of_Quebec.
- Line_Beauchamp wikiPageWikiLink Diane_Lemieux.
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- Line_Beauchamp wikiPageWikiLink Montreal.
- Line_Beauchamp wikiPageWikiLink Nathalie_Normandeau.
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- Line_Beauchamp wikiPageWikiLink Sauvé_(provincial_electoral_district).
- Line_Beauchamp wikiPageWikiLink Université_de_Montréal.
- Line_Beauchamp wikiPageWikiLinkText "Line Beauchamp (Liberal)".
- Line_Beauchamp wikiPageWikiLinkText "Line Beauchamp".
- Line_Beauchamp after Christine_St-Pierre.
- Line_Beauchamp after Michelle_Courchesne.
- Line_Beauchamp after Pierre_Arcand.
- Line_Beauchamp before Claude_Béchard.
- Line_Beauchamp before Diane_Lemieux.
- Line_Beauchamp before Michelle_Courchesne.
- Line_Beauchamp before Nathalie_Normandeau.
- Line_Beauchamp birthDate "1963-02-24".
- Line_Beauchamp birthPlace Quebec.
- Line_Beauchamp birthPlace Salaberry-de-Valleyfield.
- Line_Beauchamp dateOfBirth "1963-02-24".
- Line_Beauchamp name "Beauchamp, Line".
- Line_Beauchamp name "Line Beauchamp".
- Line_Beauchamp office Deputy_Premier_of_Quebec.
- Line_Beauchamp office Minister_of_Culture_and_Communications.
- Line_Beauchamp office Minister_of_Education,_Recreation_and_Sports.
- Line_Beauchamp office Minister_of_Sustainable_Development,_Environment_and_Parks.
- Line_Beauchamp office "MNA for Bourassa-Sauvé".
- Line_Beauchamp party Quebec_Liberal_Party.
- Line_Beauchamp placeOfBirth Quebec.
- Line_Beauchamp placeOfBirth Salaberry-de-Valleyfield.
- Line_Beauchamp predecessor Michelle_Courchesne.
- Line_Beauchamp predecessor Nathalie_Normandeau.
- Line_Beauchamp predecessor "first member".
- Line_Beauchamp residence "Montreal, Quebec".
- Line_Beauchamp shortDescription "Canadian politician".
- Line_Beauchamp successor Michelle_Courchesne.
- Line_Beauchamp successor Rita_de_Santis.
- Line_Beauchamp termEnd "2007-04-18".
- Line_Beauchamp termEnd "2012-05-14".
- Line_Beauchamp termEnd "2012-08-10".
- Line_Beauchamp termStart "--08-11".
- Line_Beauchamp termStart "1998-11-30".
- Line_Beauchamp termStart "2003-04-29".
- Line_Beauchamp termStart "2007-04-18".
- Line_Beauchamp termStart "2011-09-07".
- Line_Beauchamp title "Deputy Premier of Quebec".
- Line_Beauchamp title "Minister of Culture and Communications".
- Line_Beauchamp title "Minister of Education, Sports and Leisure".
- Line_Beauchamp title "Minister of Sustainable Development, Environment and Parks".
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