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'''Prix Condorcet''' was instituted in 1993, by the [[Mouvement laïque québécois]] to honour a public personality who had worked for the defense of [[secularity]] and  [[freedom of thought]]. The name honours the [[Marquis de Condorcet]], a philosopher of the [[Age of Enlightenment]] and one of the writers of the [[Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen]].

* 1993: [[Micheline Trudel]], voluntary. 
* 1994: [[Henry Morgentaler]], defender of the right to abortion in Canada. 
* 1995: [[Centrale des syndicats du Québec]], trade union of teachers. 
* 1996: [[Louise Laurin]], founder of the Coalition for the deconfessionnalisation of the school system. 
* 1997: [[Institut canadien de Montréal]], liberal and anticlerical organization (1844-1880). 
* 1998: All signatories of [[Refus Global]]. 
* 1999: [[Duplessis Orphans]] Association. 
* 2000: [[Jacques Hébert]], senator and humanist of secularity. 
* 2001: [[Pierre Bourgault]], founder of [[Rassemblement pour l'Indépendance Nationale]] and free-thinker. 
* 2002: [[Jacques Godbout]] and [[Jacques Mackay]], former presidents of the Mouvement laïque de langue Française (MLF). 
* 2003: [[Janette Bertrand]], playwright. [https://web.archive.org/web/20050215095208/http://www.mlq.qc.ca/3_condorcet/condorcet_2003_en.html]
* 2004: [[Rodrigue Tremblay]], economist, politician and humanist. 
* 2005: [[Paul Bégin]], deputy and republican partisan. 
* 2006: [[Daniel Baril]], journalist and anthropologist, founder member and former president of the MLQ.
* 2007: [[Yolande Geadah]], essayist, public debater over immigration and religious issues.

[[Category:Awards established in 1993]]
[[Category:1993 in Canada]]
[[Category:Culture of Quebec]]
[[Category:Quebec awards]]