Proper noun
Couillard (plural Couillards)
A surname from French
A couillard The couillard is a smaller version with a single stem or platform instead of the usual double "A" frames. Source: Internet
And the debate is now ablaze in Canada, where apparently serious interest in some form of BI is being expressed by the neoliberal governments of Kathleen Wynne in Ontario, Philippe Couillard in Québec, and Justin Trudeau at the federal level. Source: Internet
Former PQ leader Pierre Karl Peladeau, who drew criticism from opposing parties for his refusal to relinquish control of the Quebecor media empire during his time in politics, took to Twitter to take a shot at Couillard over Taillefer's media holdings. Source: Internet
But then—more surprisingly—Premier Philippe Couillard and all the Liberals MNAs including the Anglophone ones, joined in this hallucinating legislative trip. Source: Internet
I have great respect for my boss (Couillard) and I enjoy very much what I’m doing, but it’s not …” Source: Internet
But Dr. Couillard and Dr. Barrette they decided that they will not be open seven days a week, and they put instead what they called a super-clinic – and these are the only ones to be open. Source: Internet