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Margot Lemire

Died
March 10, 2024
Age
77 years

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Marguerite "Margot" Lemire (17 December 1946 – 10 March 2024) was a Canadian writer, poet, and playwright.

Biography

Born in Poularies on 17 December 1946, Lemire taught French in secondary school before becoming a union activist. She was also a lecturer at the Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue. After fifteen years of teaching, she devoted herself to writing and social work. She became general director of the Corporation de développement communautaire d’Amos-région and worked at the Conseil régional de développement de l’Abitibi-Témiscamingue. In 2002, she sat on the implementation committee of the Réseau livre savoir. She published three collections of poetry as well as several theatre pieces and various books. She took part in poetry readings in Abitibi-Témiscamingue and attended the Salon du livre de l'Abitibi-Témiscamingue [fr].

Lemire moved to La Motte, where her community involvement included the foundation of the cultural organization La Pariole in 1994. The following year, she co-founded Show de La Motte. She continued writing her texts and poems throughout the next decades. A tribute was paid to her at the 25th edition of the Show de La Motte in April 2023. In 2012, her text, titled La Motte, mon village en Abitibi, won the first edition of the Mon village, c’est le meilleur! competition, organized by the magazine Vivre à la campagne. In April 2023, the Ensemble Aiguebelle organized a concert titled Les Chants de mes déparlures inspired by her works.

Margot Lemire died in Amos on 10 March 2024, at the age of 77.

Works

Poetry

  • Déparlures (1986)
  • La Porte intime
  • Mon cœur jamais (1990)
  • La Semeuse de perles (2017)

Chronicles

  • Les Mots qu’on relit (1989)

Collective works

  • Nos Saisons (2011)
  • Contes, légendes et récits de l’Abitibi-Témiscamingue (2012)
  • Amos littéraire, un parfum de centenaire (2014)

Theatre pieces

  • Lover time (1980)
  • Les malheureuses (1985)
  • La terre n'est que le chemin (2002)

Other texts

  • Comme un vol d’outardes vers l’an 2000 (1990)
  • Les 100 ans du Steinway (2006)
  • La Motte, mon village en Abitibi (2014)

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  1. 1.In which year did Margot Lemire die?

    • A.2018
    • B.2020
    • C.2024correct
    • D.2015

    Margot Lemire died in 2024.

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  2. 2.How old was Margot Lemire when they died?

    • A.66
    • B.69
    • C.72
    • D.77correct

    Margot Lemire was 77 years old at the time of death.

    Source: Profile: age at death: "norary member, Conseil de la culture de l'Abitibi-Témiscamingue (2014) Honors from the National Assembly of Quebec from François Gendron (2017) == References == Archi

  3. 3.In which year was Margot Lemire born?

    • A.1946correct
    • B.1940
    • C.1937
    • D.1934

    Margot Lemire was born in 1946.

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  4. 4.In which month did Margot Lemire die?

    • A.May
    • B.April
    • C.June
    • D.Marchcorrect

    Margot Lemire died in March.

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  5. 5.On which day of the month did Margot Lemire die?

    • A.12
    • B.11
    • C.9
    • D.10correct

    Margot Lemire died on day 10 of the month.

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  6. 6.Where did Margot Lemire die?

    • A.Amos oncorrect
    • B.Kraków
    • C.Marseille
    • D.Turin

    Margot Lemire died in Amos on.

    Source: Biography: place of death: "ure de l'Abitibi-Témiscamingue (2014) Honors from the National Assembly of Quebec from François Gendron (2017) == References == Archive record: year of death 2024

  7. 7.In which field was Margot Lemire known?

    • A.novelist
    • B.chemist
    • C.writercorrect
    • D.architect

    The biography describes Margot Lemire as a writer.

    Source: Profile: occupation: "14) Honors from the National Assembly of Quebec from François Gendron (2017) == References == Archive record: year of death 2024. Archive record: year of birth 1946. Ar

  8. 8.What nationality was Margot Lemire?

    • A.Australian
    • B.Argentine
    • C.American
    • D.Canadiancorrect

    Margot Lemire is recorded as Canadian.

    Source: Profile: nationality: "bly of Quebec from François Gendron (2017) == References == Archive record: year of death 2024. Archive record: year of birth 1946. Archive record: age at death 77. Ar

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