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Royal Galipeau (born January 5, 1947 in St-Isidore, Ontario) is a Member of Parliament for the Ottawa—Orléans federal constituency. He was the successful Conservative Party candidate in the Canadian federal elections of 2006 and 2008. He was one of the Deputy Speakers of the House of Commons, and served two terms as a director of TVOntario during which he became one of the founders of TFO.
In 1982, he was elected to Gloucester City Council, unseating an incumbent. On city council, he helped introduce equal opportunity hiring policies and unsuccessfully pushed to replace the term "alderman" with a gender-neutral term. In 1985, he ran for mayor of Gloucester, finishing third behind fellow councillor Harry Allen and interim mayor Mitch Owens.
Galipeau was appointed in 2001 by the Council of the newly amalgamated city of Ottawa as Trustee of the Ottawa Public Library, where he helped introduce content-filtered Internet access to city public libraries to protect from Internet pornography on library computers. In 2004, he was the only Trustee of the previous term to be reappointed by City Council. He was twice elected as vice-chair of the Board.
Royal Galipeau is not my MP...admittedly
MP Royal Galipeau delivers SO-31 on Defence Agreements between Canada and Poland
Orléans Debate - Canadian Federal Election 2015 - The Local Campaign, Rogers TV
Royal Galipeau Makes a Statement in the House of Commons on the Aga Khan
Statement by/Déclaration de Royal Galipeau - 06/03/2009
Statement by / Déclaration de Royal Galipeau - 06/07/2013
Statement by / Déclaration de Royal Galipeau - 06/14/2013
Statement by / Déclaration de Royal Galipeau - 09/17/2009
Statement by / Déclaration de Royal Galipeau - 10/25/2013
Statement by / Déclaration de Royal Galipeau - 09/28/2010
Question by/par Royal Galipeau - 30/01/2009
Question by/par Royal Galipeau - 02/02/2009
Question by/par Royal Galipeau - 11/03/2009
Question by/par Royal Galipeau - 24/04/2009