13 Facts About Nathalie Normandeau

Nathalie Normandeau was born on May 8,1968 and is a Canadian politician from Quebec.

Nathalie Normandeau was MNA for the riding of Bonaventure in the Gaspesie region between 1998 and 2011.

Nathalie Normandeau was Deputy Premier and a member of the Quebec Liberal Party.

Nathalie Normandeau was elected mayor of the small Gaspesie town of Maria where she grew up, and held office from 1992 to 1995.

Nathalie Normandeau actively participated as a member of several local groups in the region.

Nathalie Normandeau entered provincial politics in 1998 and was elected as the MNA for Bonaventure.

Nathalie Normandeau became the opposition critic for natural resources, fisheries and regions.

In 2003, when Jean Charest's Liberals defeated the Parti Quebecois, Nathalie Normandeau was re-elected for a second term and was named the Minister for regional development and tourism as well as the Minister responsible for the Gaspesie-Iles-de-la-Madeleine region.

Nathalie Normandeau was re-elected in 2007 to become the new Deputy Premier and one of the prominent forces of the new minority government.

Nathalie Normandeau retained her position as Minister of Municipal Affairs and Regions and Minister for her region.

Nathalie Normandeau said Premier Charest was aware of the relationship and had no problem with it.

Nathalie Normandeau has been romantically involved with former Montreal Police Chief Yvan Delorme.

Nathalie Normandeau was charged on six counts, including corruption, of a member of the legislature, fraud and bribery.