Guy Julien

{{Short description|Canadian politician}} {{BLP sources|date=May 2023}} {{Use Canadian English|date=January 2023}} '''Guy Julien''' was a politician from [[Quebec]], Canada.<ref>{{Quebec MNA biography|julien-guy-3765}}</ref>

==Background== He was born on February 16, 1945, in [[Shawinigan]], [[Mauricie]].

==Provincial politics== He won the [[Parti Québécois]] nomination in the district of [[Trois-Rivières (provincial electoral district)|Trois-Rivières]] by only three votes, but won a seat at the legislature in [[1994 Quebec general election|1994]].

Julien was appointed to the [[Executive Council of Quebec|Cabinet]] in 1996. He served as Ministry of Industry and Trade under [[Premier of Quebec|Premier]] [[Lucien Bouchard]] and as Minister of Revenue under Premier [[Bernard Landry]].

He was re-elected in [[1998 Quebec general election|1998]] against [[Liberal Party of Quebec|Liberal]] candidate and [[List of mayors of Trois-Rivières|Mayor of Trois-Rivières]] [[Guy LeBlanc (Quebec politician)|Guy Leblanc]], but lost hid bid for re-election against Liberal [[André Gabias]] in [[2003 Quebec general election|2003]].

==Mayoral candidate== He ran for Mayor of Trois-Rivières in 2005 against [[incumbent]] [[Yves Lévesque]], but was defeated with only 28% of the vote.

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{{s-start}} {{s-par|ca-qc}} {{succession box | title=[[National Assembly of Quebec|MNA]], District of [[Trois-Rivières (provincial electoral district)|Trois-Rivières]]| before=[[Paul Philibert]], [[Liberal Party of Quebec|Liberal]]| after=[[André Gabias]], [[Liberal Party of Quebec|Liberal]]| years=[[1994 Quebec general election|1994]]–[[2003 Quebec general election|2003]]}} {{s-end}}

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