predecessor parliament successor birth_place constituency_mp religion portfolio party committees birth_date term_start spouse birthname article_title term_end name
brian mulroney canadian bernard st-laurent sainte-marthe , quebec manicouagan roman catholic parliamentary and technology -lrb- 1991-1993 -rrb- parliamentary secretary to the leader secretary of the government in the house of commons -lrb- 1993 to -rrb- parliamentary secretary to the minister of national defence -lrb- the 1993 -rrb- parliamentary secretary to the solicitor general of canada minister -lrb- 1993 -rrb- parliamentary secretary to the leader of the of government in the house of commons -lrb- 1993 -rrb- industry , science progressive conservative chair resources -lrb- 1989-1991 -rrb- chair , standing committee on house , management -lrb- 1991-1993 -rrb- vice-chair , standing committee on house standing management -lrb- 1991-1993 -rrb- committee on energy , mines and 22 march 1938 1988 edna o'brien -lrb- m. 10 june 1962 -rrb- charles a. langlois charles langlois -lrb- politician -rrb-
 1993 charles langlois
charles langlois -lrb- politician -rrb-

charles a. langlois -lrb- born 22 march 1938 -rrb- was a member of the canadian house of commons from 1988 to 1993 .
his background was in administration .
langlois was born in sainte-marthe-de-gaspé , quebec and was educated at collège notre-dame-des-champs .
he was elected in the 1988 federal election at the manicouagan electoral district for the progressive conservative party succeeding prime minister brian mulroney who won the charlevoix riding .
langlois held membership in the provincial quebec liberal party at the time , but encouraged federal voters in quebec to `` elect a member on the government side '' namely the progressive conservatives under mulroney .
he served in the 34th canadian parliament after which he was defeated by bloc québécois candidate bernard st-laurent in the 1993 federal election .
