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Hon. Joseph Bourret
| Businessman | Biography
| | Year of dead | 1859
| | Last update: | 2010-01-17
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| Honorable Joseph Bourret was the third president of the Savings Bank of the city district of Montreal in succession of Alfred Larocque. In addition to this position he held other positions like Recorder of the City of Montreal, after several years as chief magistrate. He was called to the Upper House by Lord Elgin in 1849, a position he held until his death.
He was also president of the Societe Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Montreal in 1848-49.
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- Establishment of the Art Association of Montreal
- Foundation of the National Bank of Canada
- Montreal was founded in 1642 by Maisonneuve
- Montreal is the second largest city in Canada
- There are more then 480 buildings over 10 storeys in Montreal
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