Lise Thibault's guest appearances

Lise Thibault

Human Rights a Day

Avocats à la barre - François-David Bernier

Donald Trump

Amelia Earhart

Salman Rushdie

Mike Ward

Ezekiel Hart

Billie Jean King

Margaret Thatcher

Robert Mueller

Dred Scott

John F. Kennedy

Michael Cohen

Justin Trudeau

Anita Hill

Jackie Robinson

Sandra Day O'Connor

OwlTail

Entrevue exclusive avec Réal Cloutier, conjoint de Madame Lise Thibault, ex-lieutenante-gouverneure du Québec.  Discussion avec Nikolas-Samuel Bernier, biologiste et chroniqueur de science judiciaire, qui nous explique le fonctionnement de l’ADN.  Notre chroniqueur, Me Jean-Paul Boily nous explique pourquoi les frais d’avocats peuvent être si élevés.  Discussion avec Luc Laliberté, professeur d’histoire des États-Unis au Cégep F-X Garneau, sur le système politique américain, histoire constitutionnelle et droit.  Une production de QUB radioNovembre 2018Pour de l’information concernant l’utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Entrevue exclusive avec Réal Cloutier, conjoint de Madame Lise Thibault, ex-lieutenante-gouverneure du Québec.  Discussion avec Nikolas-Samuel Bernier, biologiste et chroniqueur de science judiciaire, qui nous explique le fonctionnement de l’ADN.  Notre chroniqueur, Me Jean-Paul Boily nous explique pourquoi les frais d’avocats peuvent être si élevés.  Discussion avec Luc Laliberté, professeur d’histoire des États-Unis au Cégep F-X Garneau, sur le système politique américain, histoire constitutionnelle et droit.  Une production de QUB radio Novembre 2018Pour de l’information concernant l’utilisation de vos données personnelles - <a href="https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr</a>

Entrevue avec le conjoint de Lise Thibault, Politique américaine, honoraires d’avocats et explications sur l’ADN.

Lise Thibault becomes Quebec’s first woman lieutenant governor, and first ever in a wheelchair. In 1996, Prime Minister Jean Chrétien was faced with a dilemma when his recently appointed Quebec lieutenant governor, Jean-Louis Roux, resigned amidst protest over the fact he’d worn a swastika during a student protest at the age of 19. Roux had been a strong federalist, and the prime minister was looking for a problem-free appointment. On December 12, 1996, Chretien announced the appointment of Lise Thibault as the first woman lieutenant governor for the province of Quebec. Thibault was also the first person to take the post while in a wheelchair. A toboggan accident at the age of 13 had left her with pain and mobility problems that had led to paralysis from the waist down following the birth of her second child (against doctors’ advice) in 1964. Although Thibault had been a former Liberal campaigner, her work as an advocate for the rights of the disabled influenced Chrétien to consider her a good fit. Her appointment generated no significant opposition, as she pledged to keep away from partisan politics. However, a week after Thibault retired as lieutenant governor in June, 2007, she was met with banner headlines due to an audit of her finances which suggested she had mis-spent almost $700,000. She suggested that some of that money was used to show that persons with a disability could ski and golf. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lise Thibault becomes Quebec’s first woman lieutenant governor, and first ever in a wheelchair. In 1996, Prime Minister Jean Chrétien was faced with a dilemma when his recently appointed Quebec lieutenant governor, Jean-Louis Roux, resigned amidst protest over the fact he’d worn a swastika during a student protest at the age of 19. Roux had been a strong federalist, and the prime minister was looking for a problem-free appointment. On December 12, 1996, Chretien announced the appointment of Lise Thibault as the first woman lieutenant governor for the province of Quebec. Thibault was also the first person to take the post while in a wheelchair. A toboggan accident at the age of 13 had left her with pain and mobility problems that had led to paralysis from the waist down following the birth of her second child (against doctors’ advice) in 1964. Although Thibault had been a former Liberal campaigner, her work as an advocate for the rights of the disabled influenced Chrétien to consider her a good fit. Her appointment generated no significant opposition, as she pledged to keep away from partisan politics. However, a week after Thibault retired as lieutenant governor in June, 2007, she was met with banner headlines due to an audit of her finances which suggested she had mis-spent almost $700,000. She suggested that some of that money was used to show that persons with a disability could ski and golf. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

December 12, 1996 - Lise Thibault