About John B. Boucher
Lived 1938 – 2010 (aged 71). John B. Boucher was a Canadian politician.
John B. Boucher was a Canadian Métis leader. He was active in Métis politics since the 1960s. He sat on the Aboriginal Advisory Board for the RCMP and was a member of the Senate of the Métis Nation—Saskatchewan as well as a member of the Métis National Council. He received the Order of Canada in 2002.
During Nelson Mandela's visit to Canada on September 24, 1998 Senator Boucher tied a ceinture fléchée around Mandela's waist which President Mandela later wore during his address to the House of Commons of Canada.
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Who was John B. Boucher?
Canadian Metis leader (1938-2010)
When was John B. Boucher born?
John B. Boucher was born on 27 June 1938 in Canada.
When did John B. Boucher die?
John B. Boucher died on 3 February 2010 in St. Louis.
What was John B. Boucher's occupation?
John B. Boucher was a politician.
What nationality was John B. Boucher?
John B. Boucher was Canadian.
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