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Desrosiers (1884–1951),
Canadian doctor and
politician Camille DesRosiers (1928–2016),
Canadian Roman Catholic priest in
Polynesia David Desrosiers,...
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literature "Sylvie
Desrosiers". Communication-Jeunesse. "Sylvie
Desrosiers: À l'abordage !". Les libraires.
October 22, 2005. "Sylvie
Desrosiers - Author". Kids...
- years,
while Bouvier and
Lefebvre had
divided Desrosiers'
vocal parts. This
marks the
second time
Desrosiers has been
absent from the band; the
first time...
- left
federal politics following the 1988
federal election. His
brother was
Jacques Desrosiers Édouard
Desrosiers –
Parliament of
Canada biography v t e...
- Montreal, Quebec.
Jacques Desrosiers comes from a
family of entertainers. His
father was the
comic comedian Pierre Desrosiers, and he had two brothers...
-
Robert Guy
Desrosiers (born
October 10, 1953) is a
Canadian dancer and c****ographer.
After a
brief dance career, he
founded the
Desrosiers Dance Theatre...
- Michèle
Desrosiers chante les
classiques de Noël,
which won the Juno
Award for
Francophone Album of the Year at the Juno
Awards of 1998.
Desrosiers studied...
-
after a two-year absence. In 2006,
Desrosiers was
inducted into the
Saginaw County Sports Hall of Fame.
Dennis Desrosiers stepping down from
Saginaw Spirit...
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Arthur Desrosiers (March 10, 1884 – July 7, 1951) was a
medical doctor and
mayor of Eastview, Ontario,
later known as Vanier. He also
represented Russell...
- of Italy. "Frederick
Clyne (Des)
Desrosiers".
Royal Canadian Navy.
Retrieved 8
February 2023.
Frederick Desrosiers at
Olympedia (archive) Evans, Hilary;...
