Federal Political Experience

PARLIAMENTARY FUNCTIONS: Minister

Solicitor General of Canada

(1976.09.14 - 1978.01.27)

On february 30, Fox has Solicitor General of Canada, had to resign, he had criminally falsified a signature. But because of is good service, Trudeau accepted or requested his election application has deputy for the election and after he was reelected, name him Secretary of State of Canada and ...Minister of Communications (1980.03.03 - 1984.06.29).

Federal Private Experience

FOX, FRANCIS 1978: FOX ADMIT HAD CRIMINALLY FALSIFIED A SIGNATURE

Associated to Chrétien

Fox relation with Roger AT&T Fox relation

Fox association with Jeanne Sauvé and Juneau

Who was Chrétien

Minister without Portfolio (1967.04.04 - 1968.01.17)

Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (1968.07.06 - 1974.08.07)

President of the Treasury Board (1974.08.08 - 1976.09.13) by whish we can related him in 1978 as some relation with Rough Hagen and Cancom story

Prime Minister Trudeau appointed Juneau communications minister in August 1975 but Juneau resigned two months later after he failed to win a parliamentary seat in a by-election in the Montreal riding of Hochelaga.

Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce, 1976-1977 which by is function responsible to Parliament of the National Research Council of Canada, federal CROWN CORPORATION (Telesat and Bell Canada) responsible as minister.
Minister of Finance, 1977-1979. Chrétien as the finance minister was the one who had to pay for the Canadian Telecommunication 1978 study.
Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, 1980-1982 who had married his daughter to the Desmarais son. Desmarais father was involve with Trudeau, in the (French document) 1970 TÉLÉMÉDIA illegal transaction , the one who by his journal "La Presse" publish illegally the ACILR-CDRIL rob document by the CTRSM Council Mayor and the one in 1980 who, by CANCOM, obtain the CRTC Canadian Satellite License.

And

Jeanne Sauvé was Minister of Communications (1975.12.05 - 1979.06.03).

Francis Fox replace her after the 1980 Election and Juneau was named direcly by Trudeau, to assisted him, deputy minister in the communications department in addition to duties as undersecretary of state.

Jeanne Sauvé became Speaker of the House of Commons (1980.04.14 - 1984.01.15)

Parliamentary Secretary

Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada

(1975.10.10 - 1976.09.13)

Francis Fox, P.C., Q.C. Rogers AT&T Qualification Description

Président, Est du Canada

Rogers AT&T Communications sans fil

Francis Fox a été nommé président, Est du Canada, de Rogers AT&T Communications sans fil en 1997. Avant cette nomination, il a été très actif au sein de l’entreprise pendant une période de six ans, à titre de président du conseil d’administration. Francis Fox est responsable de toutes les opérations et de la distribution dans l’Est du Canada. Il est également président du conseil de Rogers Télécommunications Québec inc.

Diplômé de l’École de droit de l’Université de Montréal (LL.L, D.E.S.), de la Harvard Law School (LL.M.) et d’Oxford University (M.A., boursier Rhodes), Francis Fox a travaillé dans les secteurs privé et public. Au cours des douze années de sa carrière politique au niveau fédéral, il a été Solliciteur général, ministre des Communications et ministre du Commerce extérieur. De 1985 à 1997, il a pratiqué le droit avec le cabinet d’avocats Martineau Walker à Montréal, principalement sur des dossiers relatifs à l’industrie des communications.

De plus, Francis Fox s’implique dans les activités de la communauté. Il est président du conseil d’administration de Montréal International, un organisme public à but non lucratif dont la mission est de promouvoir les investissements dans la grande région montréalaise.

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