Manitoba Municipalities: Cartier

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Named for George-Étienne Cartier, Cartier was incorporated as a Rural Municipality on 21 February 1914.

Reeves:

Term	Reeve
1914-1915	Ferdinand Lafleche
1916-1919	J. L. Picard
1920-1924	Edouard Payment
1925-1927	J. L. Picard
1928-1932	Ernest Bouchard
1933-1935	Amedee Beaudin
1936-1938	C. B. Franklin
1939-1943	Amedee Beaudin
1944-1951	Alfred Hamelin
1952-1957	Charles Chabot
1958-1989	Earl Vincent “Bud” Fossay (c1920-2004)
1990-1998	Joseph Ulric Legault (1927-1998)
1999-2001	Colin Vann
2002-2009?	Roland Rasmussen

Historic Sites:

Dacotah Bethlehem Memorial Cemetery

Elie War Memorial (Elie)

Joseph Legault Memorial Heritage Park (Elie)

Minnesota School No. 1341 (1905-1967)

Qually Brothers Store (Dacotah)

St. Eustache Roman Catholic Cemetery

St. Eustache Roman Catholic Church and Carillon Bells (St. Eustache)

St. Eustache School No. 943 (1898-1963)

Springstein Cemetery (Springstein)

Springstein School No. 2143 (1926-1981)

Sources:

Treasures of Time: The Rural Municipality of Cartier, 1914-1984. Rural Municipality of Cartier, 1985. Manitoba Legislative Library, F5648.C37.

This gallery was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 22 April 2013