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Née à Montréal, Denise Veilleux s'est installée dans l'Outaouais après des études en traduction à l'Université Laval. En plus de travailler dans le domaine de la traduction, notamment au sein du gouvernement fédéral, elle a été chroniqueuse, co-animatrice puis réalisatrice de l'émission Ellipse diffusée sur les ondes de CHUO, la radio de l'Université d'Ottawa. Elle a également écrit des articles pour diverses revues et journaux dont la revue Femmes d'action et pour la Fédération nationale des femmes canadiennes-françaises (FNFCF). Denise Veilleux est une activitiste qui s’est consacrée aux questions d’intérêt pour les femmes, notamment la santé, l’éducation, la prévention de la violence et la lutte à la pauvreté et dans la lutte contre la mondialisation et contre la guerre. Elle s’est présentée comme candidate de l’UFP (Union des forces progressistes) dans le comté de Hull à l’élection d’avril 2003 et a été porte-parole nationale et vice-présidente de l’Union des forces progressistes (UFP). Elle habite à Winnipeg.
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Born in Montreal, Denise Veilleux moved to the Outaouais after studying translation at Laval University. In addition to working in the field of translation, notably for the federal government, she was a columnist, co-host and then producer of the program Ellipse broadcast on CHUO, the University of Ottawa's radio station. She has also written articles for various magazines and newspapers, including Femmes d'action magazine and the Fédération nationale des femmes canadiennes-françaises (FNFCF). Denise Veilleux is an activist who has dedicated herself to women's issues, including health, education, violence prevention and anti-poverty, anti-globalization and anti-war. She ran as a UFP (Union des forces progressistes) candidate in Hull County in the April 2003 election and was the national spokesperson and vice-president of the UFP. She lives in Winnipeg.
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Born in Montreal, Denise Veilleux moved to the Outaouais after studying translation at Laval University. In addition to working in the field of translation, notably for the federal government, she was a columnist, co-host and then producer of the program Ellipse broadcast on CHUO, the University of Ottawa's radio station. She has also written articles for various magazines and newspapers, including Femmes d'action magazine and the Fédération nationale des femmes canadiennes-françaises (FNFCF). Denise Veilleux is an activist who has dedicated herself to women's issues, including health, education, violence prevention and anti-poverty, anti-globalization and anti-war. She ran as a UFP (Union des forces progressistes) candidate in Hull County in the April 2003 election and was the national spokesperson and vice-president of the UFP. She lives in Winnipeg.