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Francois-Xavier Ansehne Trudel

TRUDEL, Francois-Xavier Ansehne, Canadian journalist, born in Sainte Anne de la Perade, Quebec, 29 April, 1838. He was educated at Nicolet college, studied law, was admitted to the bar in 1861, and appointed queen's counsel in 1880. He was editor of "La Minerve" in Montreal in 1860, founded "L'Etendard," a French daily, of which he is part-proprietor and editor, and is also editor of " La Revue Canadienne" and " L'Ouvrier." He represented Champlain in the Quebec assembly in 1871-'3, and became a member of the Dominion parliament, 31 October, 1873. He was one of the authors of the " Programme Catholique " (1871), and wrote several political pamphlets, He has been for several years president of the "Cercle literaire " and the "Union Catholique" of Montreal.

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