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    Raymond Holmes Souster

    Raymond Holmes Souster, poet and editor (born at Toronto 15 Jan 1921, died there 19 Oct 2012). Souster spent his entire life in his native city except for wartime service in the RCAF (See MILITARY AVIATION). In civilian life he was employed by the CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE.

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    Raymond Jean Bourque

    Raymond Bourque, hockey player (b at Montréal, Qué, 28 Dec 1960). Raymond Bourque is one of the NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE's best-ever defensemen, holding the record for the most points, goals and assists for a defenseman in the league.

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    Raymond Klibansky

    Raymond Klibansky, philosopher and historian (b at Paris 15 Oct 1905; d Montreal 5 Aug 2005). He studied in Kiel, Hamburg, and Heidelberg, where he received a doctorate in philosophy in 1928, and eventually, completed an MA at Oxford.

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    Raymond Knister

    Raymond Knister, writer (b at Ruscom, Ont 27 May 1899; d at Stoney Pt, Ont 29 Aug 1932). He attended Victoria College, University of Toronto, briefly and took courses at Iowa State University, Iowa City (1923-24).

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    Raymond Lévesque

    Raymond Lévesque, singer-songwriter, radio host, poet, writer, actor (born 7 October 1928 in Montreal, QC; died 15 February 2021 in Montreal). Raymond Lévesque was a true chansonnier of the Parisian-inspired style that combined song, comedy and political satire in his revues. Lévesque never really achieved stardom himself, but he paved the way for the dynamic wave of Quebec chansonniers during the 1960s. "Quand les hommes vivront d'amour", "Les trottoirs" and "Bozo-les-culottes" remain his best-known songs. Lévesque was made Officier of the National Order of Quebec in 1997.

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    Raymond Luedeke

    Luedeke, Raymond. Composer, clarinetist, b New York 11 Nov 1944, naturalized Canadian 1988; B MUS music history (ESM, Rochester) 1966, M MUS composition (Catholic) 1971, D MUS composition (Northwestern) 1976.

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    Raymond Moriyama

    Raymond Moriyama, CC, OOnt, architect, planner (born 11 October 1929 in Vancouver, BC; died 1 September 2023). Raymond Moriyama is recognized for several landmark buildings both in Canada and abroad. He is renowned for his sensitivity in considering and addressing human scale, for his humanistic approach to design, and his ability to connect architecture with nature and landscape.

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    Raymond Pannell

    Pannell, Raymond. Composer, pianist, writer, b London, Ont, 25 Jan 1935. His father played oboe in the Royal Canadian Regiment Band.

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    Raymond Perrin

    Raymond Perrin. Organist, choir director, teacher, b Cap-de-la-Madeleine, near Trois-Rivières, Que, 10 Mar 1956; premier prix organ (Cons de Trois-Rivières) 1978. He began his musical studies at six and was a member of a children's choir.

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    Raymond Ringuette

    Raymond Ringuette. Educator, b Asbestos, Que, 21 Aug 1943; BA (Sherbrooke) 1966, B TH (Sherbrooke) 1970, B MUS ED (Laval) 1973, B MUS rhythmics (Laval) 1974, BES 1975, M MUS (Laval) 1976, D MUS ED (Illinois) 1980.

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    Raymond Tait Affleck

    Raymond Tait Affleck, architect (b at Penticton, BC 20 Nov 1922; d at Montréal 16 Mar 1989).

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    Raymond Urgel Lemieux

    Raymond Urgel Lemieux, CC, AOE, FRS, FRSC, chemist, professor (born 16 June 1920 in Lac La Biche, AB; died 22 July 2000 in Edmonton, AB). Raymond Lemieux is internationally recognized for his fundamental and innovative contributions to organic chemistry, especially in the area of carbohydrates. (See also Chemistry; Chemistry Subdisciplines.)

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    Raymonde April

    April, Raymonde Raymonde April, photographer (b at Moncton, NB 23 June 1953). Since the early 1970s, April's practice has influenced the development of photography in Québec and Canada as she has explored the influence of narrative on photographic images. Long photographic series constructed in an evocative mode, micro-events taken from everyday experience and transformed into fabulous storylines, and series of familiar portraits and landscapes make up her body of work. If the photographer tackles the...

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    Raymonde Martin

    Raymonde Martin. Cellist, teacher, b Montreal 27 Apr 1923. She enrolled at the CMM in 1943 and studied solfège and harmony with her sister Gilberte and cello with Jean Belland and later with Roland Leduc. At the same time she improved her knowledge of chamber and orchestral music.

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    Raynald Arseneault

    Raynald Arseneault. Composer, organist, b Quebec City, 9 Jun 1945, d Montreal 27 Jan 1995; premier prix (CMM) 1973, premier prix (Metz Conservatory) 1976.

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