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Encyclopedia > Marc Bellemare

Marc Bellemare is a Canadian politician. A Liberal MP in Quebec's National Assembly, he was appointed Attorney General by newly-elected Premier Jean Charest on April, 29, 2003. One of the most right-wing members of the government, he advocated scrapping the no fault and pushed for harsher sentences for organized crime. He resigned from his cabinet post on April 27, 2004.


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Nunatsiaq News (661 words)
Marc Bellemare, Quebec's justice minister, says he was disturbed this week by the sight of judges, lawyers, jury members, witnesses and even the accused being forced to mingle in the entrance and waiting room of Kuujjuaq's cramped and aging courthouse.
Bellemare, who is the province's first justice minister to visit Nunavik, said he is determined to change conditions to ensure that confidentiality is preserved.
Bellemare was the latest of several high-profile Quebec ministers to swing through Nunavik since the Liberals came to power in the province last spring, dispensing money and learning what Nunavik needs.
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