Editing List of premiers of Quebec (section)

==Premiers of Quebec since 1867==

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{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Pierre-Joseph-Olivier Chauveau]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 1
|image           = Pierre-Joseph-Olivier Chauveau2.jpg
|birth_year      = 1820
|death_year      = 1890
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Québec-Comté (provincial electoral district)|Québec-Comté]]
|term_start      = 1867-07-15
|term_end        = 1873-02-25
|event1          = establishment
|event1_year     = 1867
|event1_assembly = none
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1867
|event2_assembly = 1st
|event3          = election
|event3_year     = 1871
|event3_assembly = 2nd
|accomplishments = Resigned to accept appointment to the [[Senate of Canada]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Gédéon Ouimet]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 2
|image           = Gédéon Ouimet.jpg
|birth_year      = 1823
|death_year      = 1905
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Deux-Montagnes (provincial electoral district)|Deux-Montagnes]]
|term_start      = 1873-02-27
|term_end        = 1874-09-22
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1873
|event1_assembly = 2nd
|accomplishments = Resigned over [[Tanneries scandal]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Charles Boucher de Boucherville]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 3
|number_sub      = 1 of 2
|image           = Charles-Eugène Boucher de Boucherville portrait.jpg
|birth_year      = 1822
|death_year      = 1915
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = [[Legislative Council of Quebec|Councillor]]
|riding          = [[List of Members of the Legislative Council of Quebec#Montarville|Montarville]]
|term_start      = 1874-09-22
|term_end        = 1878-03-08
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1873
|event1_assembly = 2nd
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1875
|event2_assembly = 3rd
|accomplishments = Dismissed by [[Lieutenant Governor]] [[Luc Letellier de St-Just]] after Letellier refused to approve legislation. 
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Henri-Gustave Joly de Lotbinière]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 4
|image           = HenriGustaveJolydeLotbiniere23.jpg
|birth_year      = 1829
|death_year      = 1908
|party           = Liberal
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Lotbinière (provincial electoral district)|Lotbinière]]
|term_start      = 1878-03-08
|term_end        = 1879-10-31
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1878
|event1_assembly = 3rd
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1878
|event2_assembly = 4th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Joseph-Adolphe Chapleau]]
|title           = Sir
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 5
|image           = Joseph-Adolphe Chapleau.jpg
|birth_year      = 1840
|death_year      = 1898
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Terrebonne (provincial electoral district)|Terrebonne]]
|term_start      = 1879-10-31
|term_end        = 1882-07-31
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1879
|event1_assembly = 4th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1881
|event2_assembly = 5th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Joseph-Alfred Mousseau]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 6
|image           = Joseph-Alfred Mousseau.jpg
|birth_year      = 1837
|death_year      = 1886
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Jacques-Cartier (provincial electoral district)|Jacques-Cartier]]
|term_start      = 1882-07-31
|term_end        = 1884-01-23
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1882
|event1_assembly = 5th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[John Jones Ross]]
|title           = 
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 7
|image           = John Jones Ross2.jpg
|birth_year      = 1831
|death_year      = 1901
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = [[Legislative Council of Quebec|Councillor]]
|riding          = [[List of Members of the Legislative Council of Quebec#Shawinigan|Shawinigan]]
|term_start      = 1884-01-23
|term_end        = 1887-01-25
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1884
|event1_assembly = 5th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1886
|event2_assembly = 6th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Louis-Olivier Taillon]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 8
|number_sub      = 1 of 2
|image           = Louis-Olivier Taillon.jpg
|birth_year      = 1840
|death_year      = 1923
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Montcalm (provincial electoral district)|Montcalm]]
|term_start      = 1887-01-25
|term_end        = 1887-01-29
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1887
|event1_assembly = 6th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Honoré Mercier]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 9
|image           = Honoré Mercier 2.jpg
|birth_year      = 1840
|death_year      = 1894
|party           = [[Parti National (Quebec)|Parti National]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Saint-Hyacinthe (provincial electoral district)|Saint-Hyacinthe]]
|riding_term     = 1887-1890
|riding2         = [[Bonaventure (provincial electoral district)|Bonaventure]]
|riding2_term    = 1890-1891
|term_start      = 1887-01-29
|term_end        = 1891-12-21
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1887
|event1_assembly = 6th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1890
|event2_assembly = 7th
|accomplishments = Dismissed by Lieutenant Governor over charges of corruption.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Charles Boucher de Boucherville]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = &mdash;
|number_sub      = 2 of 2
|image           = Charles-Eugène Boucher de Boucherville portrait.jpg
|birth_year      = 1822
|death_year      = 1915
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = [[Legislative Council of Quebec|Councillor]]
|riding          = [[List of Members of the Legislative Council of Quebec#Montarville|Montarville]]
|term_start      = 1891-12-21
|term_end        = 1892-12-16
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1891
|event1_assembly = 7th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1892
|event2_assembly = 8th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Louis-Olivier Taillon]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = &mdash;
|number_sub      = 2 of 2
|image           = Louis-Olivier Taillon.jpg
|birth_year      = 1840
|death_year      = 1923
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Chambly (provincial electoral district)|Chambly]]
|term_start      = 1892-12-16
|term_end        = 1896-05-11
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1892
|event1_assembly = 8th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Edmund James Flynn]]
|title           = 
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 10
|image           = Edmund James Flynn.png
|birth_year      = 1847
|death_year      = 1927
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Gaspé (provincial electoral district)|Gaspé]]
|term_start      = 1896-05-12
|term_end        = 1897-05-24
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1896
|event1_assembly = 8th
|accomplishments = Last Conservative premier.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Félix-Gabriel Marchand]]
|title           = 
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 11
|image           = Félix-Gabriel Marchand.png
|birth_year      = 1832
|death_year      = 1900
|party           = Liberal
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Saint-Jean (provincial electoral district)|Saint-Jean]]
|term_start      = 1897-05-24
|term_end        = 1900-09-25
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1897
|event1_assembly = 9th
|accomplishments = Died in office.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Simon-Napoléon Parent]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 12
|image           = Simon-Napoléon Parent.jpg
|birth_year      = 1855
|death_year      = 1920
|party           = Liberal
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Saint-Sauveur (electoral district)|Saint-Sauveur]]
|term_start      = 1900-10-03
|term_end        = 1905-03-23
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1900
|event1_assembly = 9th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1900
|event2_assembly = 10th
|event3          = election
|event3_year     = 1904
|event3_assembly = 11th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Lomer Gouin]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 13
|image           = Lomer Gouin.jpg
|birth_year      = 1861
|death_year      = 1929
|party           = Liberal
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Montréal division no. 2]]
|riding_term     = 1905-1908
|riding2         = [[Portneuf (provincial electoral district)|Portneuf]]
|riding2_term    = 1908-1920
|term_start      = 1905-03-23
|term_end        = 1920-03-23
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1905
|event1_assembly = 11th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1908
|event2_assembly = 12th
|event3          = election
|event3_year     = 1912
|event3_assembly = 13th
|event4          = election
|event4_year     = 1916
|event4_assembly = 14th
|event5          = election
|event5_year     = 1919
|event5_assembly = 15th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Louis-Alexandre Taschereau]]
|title           = 
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 14
|image           = Louis-Alexandre Taschereau2.jpg
|birth_year      = 1867
|death_year      = 1952
|party           = Liberal
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Montmorency (provincial electoral district)|Montmorency]]
|term_start      = 1920-07-09
|term_end        = 1936-06-11
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1920
|event1_assembly = 15th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1923
|event2_assembly = 16th
|event3          = election
|event3_year     = 1927
|event3_assembly = 17th
|event4          = election
|event4_year     = 1931
|event4_assembly = 18th
|event5          = election
|event5_year     = 1935
|event5_assembly = 19th
|accomplishments = Established [[Société des alcools du Québec|Quebec Liquor Commission]]; attempted to create a Jewish school board; [[Great Depression in Canada|Great Depression]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Adélard Godbout]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 15
|number_sub      = 1 of 2
|image           = Adelard Godbout portrait.jpg
|birth_year      = 1892
|death_year      = 1956
|party           = Liberal
|leadership      = [[Quebec Liberal Party leadership elections#1938 leadership convention|1938]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[L'Islet (provincial electoral district)|L'Islet]]
|term_start      = 1936-06-11
|term_end        = 1936-08-26
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1936
|event1_assembly = 19th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Maurice Duplessis]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 16
|number_sub      = 1 of 2
|image           = Maurice Duplessis, 1938.png
|birth_year      = 1890
|death_year      = 1959
|party           = UN
|leadership      = [[Union Nationale leadership elections#Leadership 1936-1961|1936]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Trois-Rivières (provincial electoral district)|Trois-Rivières]]
|term_start      = 1936-08-26
|term_end        = 1939-11-08
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1936
|event1_assembly = 20th
|accomplishments = [[Padlock Law]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Adélard Godbout]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = &mdash;
|number_sub      = 2 of 2
|image           = Adélard Godbout, vers 1945.jpg
|birth_year      = 1892
|death_year      = 1956
|party           = Liberal
|leadership      = [[Quebec Liberal Party leadership elections#1938 leadership convention|1938]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[L'Islet (provincial electoral district)|L'Islet]]
|term_start      = 1939-11-08
|term_end        = 1944-08-30
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1939
|event1_assembly = 21st
|accomplishments = [[Women's suffrage]]; established province's first labour code; nationalized [[Montreal Light, Heat & Power]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Maurice Duplessis]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = &mdash;
|number_sub      = 2 of 2
|image           = Duplessis 1947.jpg
|birth_year      = 1890
|death_year      = 1959
|party           = UN
|leadership      = [[Union Nationale leadership elections#Leadership 1936-1961|1936]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Trois-Rivières (provincial electoral district)|Trois-Rivières]]
|term_start      = 1944-08-30
|term_end        = 1959-09-07
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1944
|event1_assembly = 22nd
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1948
|event2_assembly = 23rd
|event3          = election
|event3_year     = 1952
|event3_assembly = 24th
|event4          = election
|event4_year     = 1956
|event4_assembly = 25th
|accomplishments = "[[Grande Noirceur]]", [[Duplessis Orphans]]. Died in office.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Paul Sauvé]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 17
|image           = Paul Sauvé.png
|birth_year      = 1907
|death_year      = 1960
|party           = UN
|leadership      = [[Union Nationale leadership elections#Leadership 1936-1961|1959]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Deux-Montagnes (provincial electoral district)|Deux-Montagnes]]
|term_start      = 1959-09-11
|term_end        = 1960-01-02
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1959
|event1_assembly = 25th
|accomplishments = "100 Days of Change". Died in office.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Antonio Barrette]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 18
|image           = Antonio Barrette.png
|birth_year      = 1899
|death_year      = 1968
|party           = UN
|leadership      = [[Union Nationale leadership elections#Leadership 1936-1961|1960]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Joliette (provincial electoral district)|Joliette]]
|term_start      = 1960-01-08
|term_end        = 1960-07-05
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1960
|event1_assembly = 25th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Jean Lesage]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 19
|image           = Jean Lesage avocat.jpg
|birth_year      = 1912
|death_year      = 1980
|party           = Liberal
|leadership      = [[Quebec Liberal Party leadership elections#1958 leadership convention|1958]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Québec-Ouest (provincial electoral district)|Québec-Ouest]]
|term_start      = 1960-07-05
|term_end        = 1966-06-16
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1960
|event1_assembly = 26th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1962
|event2_assembly = 27th
|accomplishments = [[Quiet Revolution]]; established [[Ministry of Education and Higher Education (Quebec)|Ministry of Education]]; establishment of [[Hydro-Québec]];
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Daniel Johnson Sr.]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 20
|image           = Daniel Johnson Sr. infobox.jpg
|birth_year      = 1915
|death_year      = 1968
|party           = UN
|leadership      = [[Union Nationale leadership elections#1961 leadership convention|1961]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Bagot (provincial electoral district)|Bagot]]
|term_start      = 1966-06-16
|term_end        = 1968-09-26
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1966
|event1_assembly = 28th
|accomplishments = [[CEGEP]]; died in office.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Jean-Jacques Bertrand]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 21
|image           =Jean-Jacques-Bertrand.jpg
|birth_year      = 1916
|death_year      = 1973
|party           = UN
|leadership      = [[Union Nationale leadership elections#1969 leadership convention|1969]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Missisquoi (provincial electoral district)|Missisquoi]] <small>(MNA after 1968)</small>
|term_start      = 1968-10-02
|term_end        = 1970-05-12
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1966
|event1_assembly = 28th
|accomplishments = Abolished the [[Legislative Council of Quebec|Legislative Council]] and renamed the Legislative Assembly to the [[National Assembly of Quebec|National Assembly]]; [[An Act to promote the French language in Québec|Bill 63]]; last Union Nationale premier.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Robert Bourassa]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 22
|number_sub      = 1 of 2
|image           = Robert-Bourassa.jpg
|birth_year      = 1933
|death_year      = 1996
|party           = Liberal
|leadership      = [[Quebec Liberal Party leadership elections#1970 leadership convention|1970]]
|riding          = [[Mercier (provincial electoral district)|Mercier]]
|term_start      = 1970-04-29
|term_end        = 1976-11-25
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1970
|event1_assembly = 29th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1973
|event2_assembly = 30th
|accomplishments = [[October Crisis]]; [[Official Language Act (Quebec)|Official Languages Act (Bill 22)]]; [[James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement]]; Cliche commission.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[René Lévesque]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 23
|image           = René Lévesque BAnQ (restored).jpg
|birth_year      = 1922
|death_year      = 1987
|party           = PQ
|leadership      = [[Parti Québécois leadership elections#1968 leadership election|1968]]
|riding          = [[Taillon (provincial electoral district)|Taillon]]
|term_start      = 1976-11-25
|term_end        = 1985-10-03
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1976
|event1_assembly = 31st
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1981
|event2_assembly = 32nd
|accomplishments = [[Charter of the French Language|Charter of the French Language (Bill 101)]]; [[1980 Quebec referendum]]; [[Patriation]] of the Canadian constitution discussions; [[beau risque]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Pierre Marc Johnson]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 24
|image           = Pierre Marc Johnson.jpg
|birth_year      = 1946
|party           = PQ
|leadership      = [[Parti Québécois leadership elections#1985 leadership election|1985]]
|riding          = [[Anjou (provincial electoral district)|Anjou]]
|term_start      = 1985-10-03
|term_end        = 1985-12-12
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1985
|event1_assembly = 32nd
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Robert Bourassa]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = &mdash;
|number_sub      = 2 of 2
|image           = Robert-Bourassa.jpg
|birth_year      = 1933
|death_year      = 1996
|party           = Liberal
|leadership      = [[Quebec Liberal Party leadership elections#1983 leadership convention|1983]]
|riding          = [[Saint-Laurent (provincial electoral district)|Saint-Laurent]]
|term_start      = 1985-12-12
|term_end        = 1994-01-11
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1985
|event1_assembly = 33rd
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1989
|event2_assembly = 34th
|accomplishments = [[Meech Lake Accord]]; [[Charlottetown Accord]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Daniel Johnson Jr.]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 25
|image           = Daniel Johnson, Jr. at the PLQ Leadership Convention, March 16, 2013 CROPPED.jpg
|birth_year      = 1944
|party           = Liberal
|leadership      = [[Quebec Liberal Party leadership elections#1993 leadership convention|1993]]
|riding          = [[Vaudreuil (provincial electoral district)|Vaudreuil]]
|term_start      = 1994-01-11
|term_end        = 1994-09-26
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1994
|event1_assembly = 34th
}}

{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Jacques Parizeau]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 26
|image           = Jacques Parizeau1.jpg
|birth_year      = 1930
|death_year      = 2015
|party           = PQ
|leadership      = [[Parti Québécois leadership elections#1988 leadership election|1988]]
|riding          = [[L'Assomption (provincial electoral district)|L'Assomption]]
|term_start      = 1994-09-26
|term_end        = 1996-01-29
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1994
|event1_assembly = 35th
|accomplishments = [[1995 Quebec referendum]]; resigned after referendum loss.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Lucien Bouchard]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 27
|image           = Lucien Bouchard2.jpg
|birth_year      = 1938
|party           = PQ
|leadership      = [[Parti Québécois leadership elections#1996 leadership election|1996]]
|riding          = [[Jonquière (provincial electoral district)|Jonquière]]
|term_start      = 1996-01-29
|term_end        = 2001-03-08
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1996
|event1_assembly = 35th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1998
|event2_assembly = 36th
|accomplishments = "Winning conditions"; implemented universal childcare and pharmacare.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Bernard Landry]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 28
|image           = Bernard Landry2-.jpg
|birth_year      = 1937
|death_year      = 2018
|party           = PQ
|leadership      = [[Parti Québécois leadership elections#2001 leadership election|2001]]
|riding          = [[Verchères (provincial electoral district)|Verchères]]
|term_start      = 2001-03-08
|term_end        = 2003-04-29
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 2001
|event1_assembly = 36th
|accomplishments = [[Paix des Braves]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Jean Charest]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 29
|image           = Jean Charest de face (Novembre 2010).png
|birth_year      = 1958
|party           = Liberal
|leadership      = [[Quebec Liberal Party leadership elections#1998 leadership convention|1998]]
|riding          = [[Sherbrooke (provincial electoral district)|Sherbrooke]]
|term_start      = 2003-04-29
|term_end        = 2012-09-19
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 2003
|event1_assembly = 37th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 2007
|event2_assembly = 38th
|event3          = election
|event3_year     = 2008
|event3_assembly = 39th
|accomplishments = [[2012 Quebec student protests]], lost his own seat in 2012.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Pauline Marois]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 30
|image           = Photographie officielle de Pauline Marois.png
|birth_year      = 1949
|party           = PQ
|leadership      = [[Parti Québécois leadership elections#2007 leadership election|2007]]
|riding          = [[Charlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré]]
|term_start      = 2012-09-19
|term_end        = 2014-04-23
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 2012
|event1_assembly = 40th
|accomplishments = First woman to hold the office. [[Quebec Charter of Values]]. Lost her own seat in 2014.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Philippe Couillard]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 31
|image           = Philippe Couillard 2014-11-11 E.jpg
|birth_year      = 1957
|party           = Liberal
|leadership      = [[2013 Quebec Liberal Party leadership election|2013]]
|riding          = [[Roberval (provincial electoral district)|Roberval]]
|term_start      = 2014-04-23
|term_end        = 2018-10-18
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 2014
|event1_assembly = 41st
|accomplishments = [[Quebec ban on religious symbols#Bill 62|Ban on face coverings (Bill 62)]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[François Legault]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 32
|image           = François Legault (2022).jpg
|birth_year      = 1957
|party           = CAQ
|leadership      = 2011
|riding          = [[L'Assomption (provincial electoral district)|L'Assomption]]
|term_start      = 2018-10-18
|term_end        = 
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 2018
|event1_assembly = 42nd
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 2022
|event2_assembly = 43rd
|accomplishments = [[Quebec ban on religious symbols|Ban on religious symbols]]; [[COVID-19 pandemic in Quebec|COVID-19 pandemic]].
}}
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