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Michel Gratton

1952 – 2011

Canadian journalist

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Lived 1952 – 2011 (aged 58). Michel Gratton was a Canadian journalist.

Michel Gratton (December 30, 1952 – January 13, 2011) was a Canadian journalist. He held the post of Press Secretary for Prime Minister of Canada Brian Mulroney from 1984 to 1987.

He worked as a journalist for the Ottawa Sun and Le Droit.

In 1987, he published a book So, What Are the Boys Saying? about his time working with Prime Minister Mulroney.

In November 1986, allegations were reported in the media of "sexist conduct" by Gratton. Due to media attention to the matter, he resigned as Mulroney's press secretary in March 1987. Gratton apologized to three women journalists in 1986 for "unbecoming conduct". One of those women has accused Gratton of sexual assault and harassment. None of the women went to police and no charges were ever laid against Gratton.

Gratton played an important role in the campaign to prevent the closure of Montfort Hospital in Ottawa during the 1990s.

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Who was Michel Gratton?

Canadian journalist (1952-2011)

When was Michel Gratton born?

Michel Gratton was born on 30 December 1952.

When did Michel Gratton die?

Michel Gratton died on 13 January 2011.

What was Michel Gratton's occupation?

Michel Gratton was a journalist.

What nationality was Michel Gratton?

Michel Gratton was Canadian.

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· Wikipedia: Michel Gratton

· Wikidata: Q6836412

· DBpedia: Michel Gratton (journalist)

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