Jovette Bernier
Jovette Bernier (1900–1981) was a Canadian journalist, poet and writer.
Also recorded as Jovette-Alice Bernier.
Overview
Recorded at birth as Marie-Angèle Alice Bernier.
Also worked under the name Jovette Bernier and Jovette-Alice Bernier.
Born at Saint-Fabien in 1900, died at Longueuil in 1981.
In detail
the recorded working language is French.
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“Jovette Bernier”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q3187174: Jovette Bernier
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Photo d'un groupe de rédacteurs du journal L'Illustration Nouvelle , de Montréal (Québec, Canada). Assis, de gauche à droite : Medjé Vézina (pages féminines), Fernand Bilodeau (faits divers), Jean Bohémier (sports), Adrien Arcand (rédacteur en chef), Joseph Bourdon (directeur de l'information), Émile Délâge (directeur-gérant), Jovette-Alice Bernier (pages féminines). Debout, de gauche à droite : M
The source mentions that the photographer is probably Gérard Laferrière. · Scanned from the book Montréal-Matin son histoire ses histoires , by Joseph Bourdon, Les éditions La Presse, 1978 · Public domain
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