Québec solidaire
Current and former Members of the National Assembly

Québec solidaire

Section Title: Current and former Members of the National Assembly
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MNA	District	Region	Years of Service Within Caucus	Background

Amir Khadir	Mercier	Montreal	2008–2018	Physician Bloc Québécois candidate in 2000 UFP activist and 2003 candidate Alter-globalization activist

Françoise David	Gouin	Montreal	2012-2017	Community organizer Women's rights activist Option citoyenne founder and activist

Manon Massé	Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques	Montreal	2014–present	Community centre worker LGBT and women's rights activist

Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois	Gouin	Montreal	2017–present	Co-spokesperson for Coalition large de l'Association pour une solidarité syndicale étudiante (CLASSE) during 2012 Quebec student protests Sociologist

Catherine Dorion	Taschereau	Capitale-Nationale	2018–present	Writer & artist Progressive & Quebec sovereignty movement activist Option nationale member The first openly polyamorous person elected in Canada.

Andrés Fontecilla	Laurier-Dorion	Montreal	2018–present	Anthropologist Parc-Extension / Villeray community organizer UFP activist & Québec Solidaire spokesperson in 2013-2017

Ruba Ghazal	Mercier	Montreal	2018–present	Certified accountant Workplace safety advocate Environmentalist

Christine Labrie	Sherbrooke	Estrie	2018–present	Université de Sherbrooke lecturer Local historical society leader Environmentalist Feminist Studies PhD graduate

Alexandre Leduc	Hochelaga-Maisonneuve	Montreal	2018–present	UQAM Student body government member Historian Labor union representative

Émilise Lessard-Therrien	Rouyn-Noranda–Témiscamingue	Abitibi-Témiscamingue	2018–present	Duhamel-Ouest Town Council Member Organic farmer

Vincent Marissal	Rosemont	Montreal	2018–present	Journalist & newspaper columnist

Sol Zanetti	Jean-Lesage	Capitale-Nationale	2018–present	Leader of Option nationale in 2013-2018 Philosophy teacher Labor activist

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Amir Khadir was elected in the Montreal of Mercier.

final_sentence: Amir Khadir was elected in the Montreal of Mercier.