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City and country lose popular politician

14 January 2009Community, Obituaries, QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesCommunity, ObituariesQCT Archive

On January 10, after a long battle with colon cancer, Jean Pelletier, erstwhile mayor of Quebec City and chief of staff under former prime minister Jean Chretien, died at the…

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