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{{main|Premier of Quebec}}
This is a list of the [[Prime Minister of Quebec|premiers]] of the province of [[Quebec]] since [[Canadian Confederation]] in 1867. Quebec uses a [[unicameral]] (originally [[bicameral]]) [[Westminster-style]] [[parliamentary government]], in which the premier  is the leader of the party that controls the most seats in the [[National Assembly of Quebec|National Assembly]] (previously called the [[Legislative Assembly of Quebec|Legislative Assembly]]). The premier is Quebec's [[head of government]], while the [[king of Canada]] is its [[head of state]] and is represented by the [[lieutenant governor of Quebec]]. The premier picks a cabinet from the elected members to form the [[Executive Council of Quebec]], and presides over that body.

Members are first elected to the legislature during [[List of Quebec general elections|general elections]]. General elections must be conducted every four years from the date of the last election, but the premier may ask for early dissolution of the legislative assembly. An election may also happen if the Governing party loses the confidence of the legislature, by the defeat of a supply bill or tabling of a confidence motion.

This article only covers the time since the [[Canadian Confederation]] was created in 1867. For the premiers of the [[Canada East]] from 1840 to 1867, see [[List of joint premiers of the Province of Canada]]. The governments of [[Lower Canada]] from 1792 to 1840 were mostly controlled by representatives of the Crown.

==Premiers of Quebec since 1867==

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{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Pierre-Joseph-Olivier Chauveau]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 1
|image           = Pierre-Joseph-Olivier Chauveau2.jpg
|birth_year      = 1820
|death_year      = 1890
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Québec-Comté (provincial electoral district)|Québec-Comté]]
|term_start      = 1867-07-15
|term_end        = 1873-02-25
|event1          = establishment
|event1_year     = 1867
|event1_assembly = none
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1867
|event2_assembly = 1st
|event3          = election
|event3_year     = 1871
|event3_assembly = 2nd
|accomplishments = Resigned to accept appointment to the [[Senate of Canada]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Gédéon Ouimet]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 2
|image           = Gédéon Ouimet.jpg
|birth_year      = 1823
|death_year      = 1905
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Deux-Montagnes (provincial electoral district)|Deux-Montagnes]]
|term_start      = 1873-02-27
|term_end        = 1874-09-22
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1873
|event1_assembly = 2nd
|accomplishments = Resigned over [[Tanneries scandal]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Charles Boucher de Boucherville]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 3
|number_sub      = 1 of 2
|image           = Charles-Eugène Boucher de Boucherville portrait.jpg
|birth_year      = 1822
|death_year      = 1915
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = [[Legislative Council of Quebec|Councillor]]
|riding          = [[List of Members of the Legislative Council of Quebec#Montarville|Montarville]]
|term_start      = 1874-09-22
|term_end        = 1878-03-08
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1873
|event1_assembly = 2nd
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1875
|event2_assembly = 3rd
|accomplishments = Dismissed by [[Lieutenant Governor]] [[Luc Letellier de St-Just]] after Letellier refused to approve legislation. 
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Henri-Gustave Joly de Lotbinière]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 4
|image           = HenriGustaveJolydeLotbiniere23.jpg
|birth_year      = 1829
|death_year      = 1908
|party           = Liberal
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Lotbinière (provincial electoral district)|Lotbinière]]
|term_start      = 1878-03-08
|term_end        = 1879-10-31
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1878
|event1_assembly = 3rd
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1878
|event2_assembly = 4th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Joseph-Adolphe Chapleau]]
|title           = Sir
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 5
|image           = Joseph-Adolphe Chapleau.jpg
|birth_year      = 1840
|death_year      = 1898
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Terrebonne (provincial electoral district)|Terrebonne]]
|term_start      = 1879-10-31
|term_end        = 1882-07-31
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1879
|event1_assembly = 4th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1881
|event2_assembly = 5th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Joseph-Alfred Mousseau]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 6
|image           = Joseph-Alfred Mousseau.jpg
|birth_year      = 1837
|death_year      = 1886
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Jacques-Cartier (provincial electoral district)|Jacques-Cartier]]
|term_start      = 1882-07-31
|term_end        = 1884-01-23
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1882
|event1_assembly = 5th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[John Jones Ross]]
|title           = 
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 7
|image           = John Jones Ross2.jpg
|birth_year      = 1831
|death_year      = 1901
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = [[Legislative Council of Quebec|Councillor]]
|riding          = [[List of Members of the Legislative Council of Quebec#Shawinigan|Shawinigan]]
|term_start      = 1884-01-23
|term_end        = 1887-01-25
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1884
|event1_assembly = 5th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1886
|event2_assembly = 6th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Louis-Olivier Taillon]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 8
|number_sub      = 1 of 2
|image           = Louis-Olivier Taillon.jpg
|birth_year      = 1840
|death_year      = 1923
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Montcalm (provincial electoral district)|Montcalm]]
|term_start      = 1887-01-25
|term_end        = 1887-01-29
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1887
|event1_assembly = 6th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Honoré Mercier]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 9
|image           = Honoré Mercier 2.jpg
|birth_year      = 1840
|death_year      = 1894
|party           = [[Parti National (Quebec)|Parti National]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Saint-Hyacinthe (provincial electoral district)|Saint-Hyacinthe]]
|riding_term     = 1887-1890
|riding2         = [[Bonaventure (provincial electoral district)|Bonaventure]]
|riding2_term    = 1890-1891
|term_start      = 1887-01-29
|term_end        = 1891-12-21
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1887
|event1_assembly = 6th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1890
|event2_assembly = 7th
|accomplishments = Dismissed by Lieutenant Governor over charges of corruption.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Charles Boucher de Boucherville]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = &mdash;
|number_sub      = 2 of 2
|image           = Charles-Eugène Boucher de Boucherville portrait.jpg
|birth_year      = 1822
|death_year      = 1915
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = [[Legislative Council of Quebec|Councillor]]
|riding          = [[List of Members of the Legislative Council of Quebec#Montarville|Montarville]]
|term_start      = 1891-12-21
|term_end        = 1892-12-16
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1891
|event1_assembly = 7th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1892
|event2_assembly = 8th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Louis-Olivier Taillon]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = &mdash;
|number_sub      = 2 of 2
|image           = Louis-Olivier Taillon.jpg
|birth_year      = 1840
|death_year      = 1923
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Chambly (provincial electoral district)|Chambly]]
|term_start      = 1892-12-16
|term_end        = 1896-05-11
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1892
|event1_assembly = 8th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Edmund James Flynn]]
|title           = 
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 10
|image           = Edmund James Flynn.png
|birth_year      = 1847
|death_year      = 1927
|party           = Conservative (historical)
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Gaspé (provincial electoral district)|Gaspé]]
|term_start      = 1896-05-12
|term_end        = 1897-05-24
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1896
|event1_assembly = 8th
|accomplishments = Last Conservative premier.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Félix-Gabriel Marchand]]
|title           = 
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 11
|image           = Félix-Gabriel Marchand.png
|birth_year      = 1832
|death_year      = 1900
|party           = Liberal
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Saint-Jean (provincial electoral district)|Saint-Jean]]
|term_start      = 1897-05-24
|term_end        = 1900-09-25
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1897
|event1_assembly = 9th
|accomplishments = Died in office.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Simon-Napoléon Parent]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 12
|image           = Simon-Napoléon Parent.jpg
|birth_year      = 1855
|death_year      = 1920
|party           = Liberal
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Saint-Sauveur (electoral district)|Saint-Sauveur]]
|term_start      = 1900-10-03
|term_end        = 1905-03-23
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1900
|event1_assembly = 9th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1900
|event2_assembly = 10th
|event3          = election
|event3_year     = 1904
|event3_assembly = 11th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Lomer Gouin]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 13
|image           = Lomer Gouin.jpg
|birth_year      = 1861
|death_year      = 1929
|party           = Liberal
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Montréal division no. 2]]
|riding_term     = 1905-1908
|riding2         = [[Portneuf (provincial electoral district)|Portneuf]]
|riding2_term    = 1908-1920
|term_start      = 1905-03-23
|term_end        = 1920-03-23
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1905
|event1_assembly = 11th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1908
|event2_assembly = 12th
|event3          = election
|event3_year     = 1912
|event3_assembly = 13th
|event4          = election
|event4_year     = 1916
|event4_assembly = 14th
|event5          = election
|event5_year     = 1919
|event5_assembly = 15th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Louis-Alexandre Taschereau]]
|title           = 
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 14
|image           = Louis-Alexandre Taschereau2.jpg
|birth_year      = 1867
|death_year      = 1952
|party           = Liberal
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Montmorency (provincial electoral district)|Montmorency]]
|term_start      = 1920-07-09
|term_end        = 1936-06-11
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1920
|event1_assembly = 15th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1923
|event2_assembly = 16th
|event3          = election
|event3_year     = 1927
|event3_assembly = 17th
|event4          = election
|event4_year     = 1931
|event4_assembly = 18th
|event5          = election
|event5_year     = 1935
|event5_assembly = 19th
|accomplishments = Established [[Société des alcools du Québec|Quebec Liquor Commission]]; attempted to create a Jewish school board; [[Great Depression in Canada|Great Depression]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Adélard Godbout]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 15
|number_sub      = 1 of 2
|image           = Adelard Godbout portrait.jpg
|birth_year      = 1892
|death_year      = 1956
|party           = Liberal
|leadership      = [[Quebec Liberal Party leadership elections#1938 leadership convention|1938]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[L'Islet (provincial electoral district)|L'Islet]]
|term_start      = 1936-06-11
|term_end        = 1936-08-26
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1936
|event1_assembly = 19th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Maurice Duplessis]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 16
|number_sub      = 1 of 2
|image           = Maurice Duplessis, 1938.png
|birth_year      = 1890
|death_year      = 1959
|party           = UN
|leadership      = [[Union Nationale leadership elections#Leadership 1936-1961|1936]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Trois-Rivières (provincial electoral district)|Trois-Rivières]]
|term_start      = 1936-08-26
|term_end        = 1939-11-08
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1936
|event1_assembly = 20th
|accomplishments = [[Padlock Law]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Adélard Godbout]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = &mdash;
|number_sub      = 2 of 2
|image           = Adélard Godbout, vers 1945.jpg
|birth_year      = 1892
|death_year      = 1956
|party           = Liberal
|leadership      = [[Quebec Liberal Party leadership elections#1938 leadership convention|1938]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[L'Islet (provincial electoral district)|L'Islet]]
|term_start      = 1939-11-08
|term_end        = 1944-08-30
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1939
|event1_assembly = 21st
|accomplishments = [[Women's suffrage]]; established province's first labour code; nationalized [[Montreal Light, Heat & Power]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Maurice Duplessis]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = &mdash;
|number_sub      = 2 of 2
|image           = Duplessis 1947.jpg
|birth_year      = 1890
|death_year      = 1959
|party           = UN
|leadership      = [[Union Nationale leadership elections#Leadership 1936-1961|1936]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Trois-Rivières (provincial electoral district)|Trois-Rivières]]
|term_start      = 1944-08-30
|term_end        = 1959-09-07
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1944
|event1_assembly = 22nd
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1948
|event2_assembly = 23rd
|event3          = election
|event3_year     = 1952
|event3_assembly = 24th
|event4          = election
|event4_year     = 1956
|event4_assembly = 25th
|accomplishments = "[[Grande Noirceur]]", [[Duplessis Orphans]]. Died in office.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Paul Sauvé]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 17
|image           = Paul Sauvé.png
|birth_year      = 1907
|death_year      = 1960
|party           = UN
|leadership      = [[Union Nationale leadership elections#Leadership 1936-1961|1959]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Deux-Montagnes (provincial electoral district)|Deux-Montagnes]]
|term_start      = 1959-09-11
|term_end        = 1960-01-02
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1959
|event1_assembly = 25th
|accomplishments = "100 Days of Change". Died in office.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Antonio Barrette]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 18
|image           = Antonio Barrette.png
|birth_year      = 1899
|death_year      = 1968
|party           = UN
|leadership      = [[Union Nationale leadership elections#Leadership 1936-1961|1960]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Joliette (provincial electoral district)|Joliette]]
|term_start      = 1960-01-08
|term_end        = 1960-07-05
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1960
|event1_assembly = 25th
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Jean Lesage]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 19
|image           = Jean Lesage (premier of Quebec).jpg
|birth_year      = 1912
|death_year      = 1980
|party           = Liberal
|leadership      = [[Quebec Liberal Party leadership elections#1958 leadership convention|1958]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Québec-Ouest (provincial electoral district)|Québec-Ouest]]
|term_start      = 1960-07-05
|term_end        = 1966-06-16
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1960
|event1_assembly = 26th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1962
|event2_assembly = 27th
|accomplishments = [[Quiet Revolution]]; established [[Ministry of Education and Higher Education (Quebec)|Ministry of Education]]; heavy investment in [[Hydro-Québec]];
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Daniel Johnson Sr.]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 20
|image           = Daniel Johnson Sr. infobox.jpg
|birth_year      = 1915
|death_year      = 1968
|party           = UN
|leadership      = [[Union Nationale leadership elections#1961 leadership convention|1961]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Bagot (provincial electoral district)|Bagot]]
|term_start      = 1966-06-16
|term_end        = 1968-09-26
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1966
|event1_assembly = 28th
|accomplishments = [[CEGEP]]; died in office.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Jean-Jacques Bertrand]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 21
|image           =Jean-Jacques-Bertrand.jpg
|birth_year      = 1916
|death_year      = 1973
|party           = UN
|leadership      = [[Union Nationale leadership elections#1969 leadership convention|1969]]
|member_title    = MLA
|riding          = [[Missisquoi (provincial electoral district)|Missisquoi]] <small>(MNA after 1968)</small>
|term_start      = 1968-10-02
|term_end        = 1970-05-12
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1966
|event1_assembly = 28th
|accomplishments = Abolished the [[Legislative Council of Quebec|Legislative Council]] and renamed the Legislative Assembly to the [[National Assembly of Quebec|National Assembly]]; [[An Act to promote the French language in Québec|Bill 63]]; last Union Nationale premier.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Robert Bourassa]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 22
|number_sub      = 1 of 2
|image           = Robert-Bourassa.jpg
|birth_year      = 1933
|death_year      = 1996
|party           = Liberal
|leadership      = [[Quebec Liberal Party leadership elections#1970 leadership convention|1970]]
|riding          = [[Mercier (provincial electoral district)|Mercier]]
|term_start      = 1970-04-29
|term_end        = 1976-11-25
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1970
|event1_assembly = 29th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1973
|event2_assembly = 30th
|accomplishments = [[October Crisis]]; [[Official Language Act (Quebec)|Official Languages Act (Bill 22)]]; [[James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement]]; Cliche commission.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[René Lévesque]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 23
|image           = René Lévesque BAnQ (restored).jpg
|birth_year      = 1922
|death_year      = 1987
|party           = PQ
|leadership      = [[Parti Québécois leadership elections#1968 leadership election|1968]]
|riding          = [[Taillon (provincial electoral district)|Taillon]]
|term_start      = 1976-11-25
|term_end        = 1985-10-03
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1976
|event1_assembly = 31st
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1981
|event2_assembly = 32nd
|accomplishments = [[Charter of the French Language|Charter of the French Language (Bill 101)]]; [[1980 Quebec referendum]]; [[Patriation]] of the Canadian constitution discussions; [[beau risque]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Pierre Marc Johnson]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 24
|image           = Pierre Marc Johnson.jpg
|birth_year      = 1946
|party           = PQ
|leadership      = [[Parti Québécois leadership elections#1985 leadership election|1985]]
|riding          = [[Anjou (provincial electoral district)|Anjou]]
|term_start      = 1985-10-03
|term_end        = 1985-12-12
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1985
|event1_assembly = 32nd
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Robert Bourassa]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = &mdash;
|number_sub      = 2 of 2
|image           = Robert-Bourassa.jpg
|birth_year      = 1933
|death_year      = 1996
|party           = Liberal
|leadership      = [[Quebec Liberal Party leadership elections#1983 leadership convention|1983]]
|riding          = [[Saint-Laurent (provincial electoral district)|Saint-Laurent]]
|term_start      = 1985-12-12
|term_end        = 1994-01-11
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1985
|event1_assembly = 33rd
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1989
|event2_assembly = 34th
|accomplishments = [[Meech Lake Accord]]; [[Charlottetown Accord]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Daniel Johnson Jr.]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 25
|image           = Daniel Johnson, Jr. at the PLQ Leadership Convention, March 16, 2013 CROPPED.jpg
|birth_year      = 1944
|party           = Liberal
|leadership      = [[Quebec Liberal Party leadership elections#1993 leadership convention|1993]]
|riding          = [[Vaudreuil (provincial electoral district)|Vaudreuil]]
|term_start      = 1994-01-11
|term_end        = 1994-09-26
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1994
|event1_assembly = 34th
|accomplishments = [[Mont-Sainte-Anne|Privatisation of the Mont-Sainte-Anne]]
}}

{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Jacques Parizeau]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 26
|image           = Jacques Parizeau1.jpg
|birth_year      = 1930
|death_year      = 2015
|party           = PQ
|leadership      = [[Parti Québécois leadership elections#1988 leadership election|1988]]
|riding          = [[L'Assomption (provincial electoral district)|L'Assomption]]
|term_start      = 1994-09-26
|term_end        = 1996-01-29
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 1994
|event1_assembly = 35th
|accomplishments = [[:fr:Commission de la capitale nationale du Québec|Creation of the Commission de la capitale nationale du Québec]]; [[:fr:Carrefour jeunesse-emploi|Creation of the Carrefour jeunesse-emploi network]]; [[1995 Quebec referendum]]; resigned after referendum loss.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Lucien Bouchard]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 27
|image           = Lucien Bouchard2.jpg
|birth_year      = 1938
|party           = PQ
|leadership      = [[Parti Québécois leadership elections#1996 leadership election|1996]]
|riding          = [[Jonquière (provincial electoral district)|Jonquière]]
|term_start      = 1996-01-29
|term_end        = 2001-03-08
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 1996
|event1_assembly = 35th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 1998
|event2_assembly = 36th
|accomplishments = "Winning conditions"; implemented universal childcare and pharmacare; [[:fr:Régime_public_d%27assurance_médicaments|Establishment of the Public Prescription Drug Insurance Plan (RPAM)]]; [[Saguenay flood]]; [[:fr:Régie de l'énergie du Québec|Creation of the Régie de l'énergie]]; [[Épargne Placements Québec|Creation of the Épargne Placements Québec]]; [[Calgary Declaration]]; [[January 1998 North American ice storm]]; [[Clarity Act]]; [[2000–2006 municipal reorganization in Quebec|2000–2006 municipal reorganization]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Bernard Landry]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 28
|image           = Bernard Landry2-.jpg
|birth_year      = 1937
|death_year      = 2018
|party           = PQ
|leadership      = [[Parti Québécois leadership elections#2001 leadership election|2001]]
|riding          = [[Verchères (provincial electoral district)|Verchères]]
|term_start      = 2001-03-08
|term_end        = 2003-04-29
|event1          = appointment
|event1_year     = 2001
|event1_assembly = 36th
|accomplishments = [[Paix des Braves]]; [[Kyoto Protocol]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Jean Charest]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 29
|image           = Jean Charest de face (Novembre 2010).png
|birth_year      = 1958
|party           = Liberal
|leadership      = [[Quebec Liberal Party leadership elections#1998 leadership convention|1998]]
|riding          = [[Sherbrooke (provincial electoral district)|Sherbrooke]]
|term_start      = 2003-04-29
|term_end        = 2012-09-19
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 2003
|event1_assembly = 37th
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 2007
|event2_assembly = 38th
|event3          = election
|event3_year     = 2008
|event3_assembly = 39th
|accomplishments = [[2004 Quebec municipal referendums]]; [[Council of the Federation]]; [[2005 Quebec student protests]]; [[Bouchard-Taylor Commission]]; [[Ethics_and_religious_culture|Implementation of the Ethics and Religious Culture program]]; [[Plan Nord]]; [[Charbonneau Commission]]; [[2012 Quebec student protests]], lost his own seat in 2012.
}}
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|name            = [[Pauline Marois]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 30
|image           = Photographie officielle de Pauline Marois.png
|birth_year      = 1949
|party           = PQ
|leadership      = [[Parti Québécois leadership elections#2007 leadership election|2007]]
|riding          = [[Charlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré]]
|term_start      = 2012-09-19
|term_end        = 2014-04-23
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 2012
|event1_assembly = 40th
|accomplishments = First woman to hold the office; [[2012 Montreal shooting|2012 Quebec election shooting]]; [[Quebec_Charter_of_Values|Quebec Charter of Values (Bill 60)]]; [[Gentilly_Nuclear_Generating_Station|Decommissioning of the Gentilly Nuclear Generating Station]]; [[Lac-Mégantic rail disaster]]; [[:fr:Sommet_sur_l%27enseignement_supérieur|Summit on Higher Education]]; [[Pastagate|Pastagate incident]]; Lost her own seat in 2014.
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[Philippe Couillard]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 31
|image           = Philippe Couillard 2014-11-11 E.jpg
|birth_year      = 1957
|party           = Liberal
|leadership      = [[2013 Quebec Liberal Party leadership election|2013]]
|riding          = [[Roberval (provincial electoral district)|Roberval]]
|term_start      = 2014-04-23
|term_end        = 2018-10-18
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 2014
|event1_assembly = 41st
|accomplishments = [[Quebec ban on religious symbols#Bill 62|Ban on face coverings (Bill 62)]]; [[Healthcare Reforms (Barrette Reforms)|Healthcare Reforms (Barrette Reforms)]].
}}
{{Canadian first minister list
|name            = [[François Legault]]
|jurisdiction    = QC
|number          = 32
|image           = François Legault (2022).jpg
|birth_year      = 1957
|party           = CAQ
|leadership      = 2011
|riding          = [[L'Assomption (provincial electoral district)|L'Assomption]]
|term_start      = 2018-10-18
|term_end        = 
|event1          = election
|event1_year     = 2018
|event1_assembly = 42nd
|event2          = election
|event2_year     = 2022
|event2_assembly = 43rd
|accomplishments = [[Quebec ban on religious symbols|Ban on religious symbols (Bill 21)]]; [[:fr:Troisième lien entre Québec et Lévis|Québec‑Lévis third link]]; [[Battery_industry_in_Quebec|Creation of a battery sector]]; [[COVID-19 pandemic in Quebec|COVID-19 pandemic]]; [[School service centre|Implementing School service centre]]; [[Charter_of_the_French_Language#2021_amendments_(Bill_96)|Amendment to the Charter of the French Language (Bill 96)]]; [[2022_Quebec_general_election#Cancelled_electoral_reform_referendum|Cancelled electoral reform referendum]]; [[:fr:Culture_et_citoyenneté_québécoise|Implementation of the Culture and Citizenship in Québec (CCQ) program]]; [[Quebec_family_reunification_delays|Family reunification delays]]; [[:fr:Commission Gallant|Gallant Commission]].
}}
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==See also==
* [[Timeline of Quebec history]]
* [[Deputy Premier of Quebec|List of deputy premiers of Quebec]]
* [[List of leaders of the Official Opposition of Quebec]]
* [[List of third party leaders (Quebec)]]
* [[List of premiers of Quebec by time in office]]
For more lists of this type, see [[Lists of incumbents]].

==References==
* {{cite web|url=https://www.assnat.qc.ca/fr/patrimoine/pm1.html|title=Nombre de premiers ministres et de gouvernements depuis 1867|access-date=October 7, 2012|author=Government of Québec|work=Informations historiques |publisher=National Assembly of Quebec|language=fr}}
* {{cite web|url=https://www.quebecpolitique.com/election/index-en.html|title=Élections English| work=QuébecPolitique.com| access-date=December 16, 2006|author=Quebec Politique}}

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