Bellegarde

Proper noun

Meaning

A commune and village in the Gard department, France

A settlement in Saskatchewan, Canada

(countable) A habitational surname from French.

Examples

Bellegarde adds that Canadians Indigenous communities should be recognized for the many contributions they have made to the country. Source: Internet

Bellegarde was later forced to work during the Second World War for the Russian section of the Abwehr (German military intelligence) in Berlin; there is evidence that he was the very effective British double agent known as "Outcast". Source: Internet

Gurmansky and Bellegarde were later sentenced to death in absentia by a Soviet court. Source: Internet

Bellegarde says it's a big issue, noting indigenous youth are up to seven times more likely to commit suicide than the national average. Source: Internet

He was a well-respected, beloved Elder and statesman,” said Bellegarde. Source: Internet

Perry Bellegarde was re-elected on Wednesday to a second term as National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, fending off a challenge to his leadership from opponents who argued he had not been forceful enough in dealing with the federal government. Source: Internet

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