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once he discovered it. Tardif defended Cyr's appointment, saying that it was normal for such contracts not to go to tender because of the difficulties in predicting expenses. He added the government had cancelled the contract in
September 1980 once officials had identified irregularities. This notwithstanding, Tardif responded to criticisms by convening a legislative committee to investigate charges of nepotism and patronage within the corporation.
217:, Tardif joined Premier Lévesque to promise a new housing loan program that would provide financial benefits to homeowners with one or more young children. He was narrowly re-elected in Crémazie as the PQ won a second majority across the province. After a cabinet shuffle on April 30, 1981, he retained his position as the minister responsible for housing and was given additional responsibilities as the minister responsible for
244:. In September 1981, he criticized Ouellet's plan to strengthen the competition laws that protected consumers and small businesses. Tardif said that he did not object to the intention of the bill, but argued that the matter fell under Quebec's jurisdiction rather than that of the federal government.
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December 1980, Tardif was forced to defend his hiring of Luc Cyr, two years earlier, to oversee a program of repairs for low-rent housing. Cyr, an associate of PQ organizers, later put his son and brother-in-law on the payroll; the president of the housing corporation overturned this arrangement
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In the fall of 1985, Tardif asked Velo Quebec to organize a cycling tour on new paths in the city's east end. The resulting event eventually became known as the Tour de l'ile de
Montreal; in later years, it became the largest participatory cycling tour in the world.
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approach. Tardif was initially seen as close to the latter group; in early
November 1984, he joined twelve other cabinet ministers in signing a manifesto that called for the party to re-affirm its commitment to Quebec independence. However, when several
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During the same period, Tardif convinced construction unions to make concessions and contractors to accept lower profits in order to construct fifty thousand units of low-income housing in a project called Corvée-Habitation. Many years later, PQ leader
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Tardif introduced the government's promised housing loan program, in a somewhat modified form, in August 1981. The opposition
Liberals charged that the amended legislation did not adequately protect homeowners affected by high mortgage rates.
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René Lévesque announced his resignation as premier of Quebec and Parti Québécois leader in June 1985. There was some speculation that Tardif would be a candidate in the race to succeed him, but this did not occur. Tardif initially supported
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succeeded LĂ©vesque in
October 1985 and kept Tardif in the transport portfolio when he announced his cabinet. In early November, he reached a deal with the federal government to re-open
93:. Tardif also wrote several articles on police and prison issues and was a consultant for various government departments and commissions before launching his own career in politics.
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Notwithstanding his criticism of Tardif in other respects, William
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has written Tardif was known for his "ferocious work habits" during his time in government, sometimes calling civil servants during the night to discuss office matters.
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Montreal's four-lane highways.
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Tardif ended a provincial trusteeship over the Montreal suburb of
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22:(May 30, 1935 – May 24, 2005) was a Canadian politician. He was a
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cited the project as one of Tardif's greatest accomplishments.
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1543:"Biography"
1126:"Biography"
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555:Independent
341:Quebec City
213:During the
176:St. Leonard
70:. He was a
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2026:Guy Tardif
1881:Jean Garon
1871:Élie Fallu
1744:Guy Tardif
1674:Jean Garon
1664:Élie Fallu
1659:Lise Denis
1107:References
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1012:Communist
370:ice cider
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1080:Turnout
964:–
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626:Turnout
437:Crémazie
393:asbestos
197:and the
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66:and the
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1786:Cabinet
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1096:37,293
1083:33,225
1061:100.00
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822:33,284
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738:Liberal
630:32,896
461:Liberal
372:called
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112:Liberal
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