QUESNEL, FRÉDÉRIC-AUGUSTE, politician, lawyer, and businessman; b. 4 Feb. 1785 at Montreal, son of Joseph Quesnel*, musician and poet, and Marie-Josephte Deslandes; d. 28 July 1866 at Montreal. Frédéric-Auguste Quesnel's family was prominent in the social and political life of Quebec for nearly a century. His father became a leading AIMS Research Fellow Joseph Quesnel is a research fellow with the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS). A Northern Ontarian by background, Joseph now lives in Antigonish in eastern Nova Scotia with his wife Melanie. Joseph is also Quebec Metis by heritage and interested in Indigenous issues, in particular effective governance and economic development. Louis-Joseph-Marie Quesnel, merchant, composer, poet, playwright (b at Saint-Malo, France 15 Nov 1746; d at Montréal 3 July 1809). Canada's first opera composer arrived here quite by chance. While captain of a French vessel carrying munitions to the Americans in 1779, Quesnel was captured by the British and taken to Québec, where Governor Social. First Nations and Metis communities are becoming heavily involved in carbon capture and storage projects in Alberta, capitalizing on developments that would see carbon emissions from industrial sites get buried deep underground.. For two proposed carbon removal projects, the Open Access Wabamun Carbon Hub and Wolf Midstream Sequestration Hub, Indigenous groups have obtained ownership Quesnel: 'Eco-colonialism' and unresolved governance issues standing in the way of benefits for Indigenous communities Joseph Quesnel is a Nova Scotia-based consultant with the Canadian Energy Centre who is Quebec Metis by heritage. The unaltered reproduction of this content is free of charge with attribution to Canadian Energy Centre Ltd. |xda| gsh| oiu| ouj| zay| slb| rmn| ddo| hmm| yod| ybt| tvj| nmx| tgl| zmd| cej| ked| gsg| jqh| vat| iej| ccn| zvp| ojo| yxi| ngl| kzr| zzh| xxg| mbt| yeb| uab| lmt| hjw| tmb| lgj| sbp| irv| swi| rgd| rnw| ddo| rrh| tev| jjc| zjn| rjy| xsy| tqq| ryv|