Jacques Bureau

The Honourable
Jacques Bureau
PC KC
The Honourable Jacques Bureau PC KC
8th Senator for La Salle, Quebec
	In office; September 5, 1925 –January 23, 1933

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The Honourable Jacques Bureau PC KC


8th Senator for La Salle, Quebec
In office September 5, 1925 –January 23, 1933

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