Édouard Desrosiers

Édouard Desrosiers, born on August twenty-sixth, nineteen thirty-four, in Montreal, Quebec, was a multifaceted individual known for his contributions as both a politician and a singer. His career in politics began when he was elected as a member of the Progressive Conservative party, representing the Hochelaga—Maisonneuve riding during the 1984 federal election. This marked the beginning of his tenure in the thirty-third Canadian Parliament.

Desrosiers' time in federal politics was relatively brief, as he chose not to seek re-election after the nineteen eighty-eight federal election. His decision to step away from the political arena allowed him to focus on his passion for music, where he had already established a reputation as a talented singer.

In addition to his professional endeavors, Édouard Desrosiers was part of a notable family, with his brother Jacques Desrosiers also making his mark in the public sphere. Together, they contributed to the rich cultural and political tapestry of Canada.