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Paul Thériault is a Canadian former politician, who was leader of the Yukon Liberal Party in 1992. A school principal in Whitehorse, Thériault had resided in Yukon for just eighteen months when he sought the leadership. Prior to moving to Yukon, he had been a Saskatchewan Liberal Party candidate in the 1986 provincial election in Saskatchewan. He became leader at a time when the party was moribund, as it was entirely shut out of the Legislative Assembly of Yukon in the 1989 election and had been effectively leaderless since the resignation of Jim McLachlan following that defeat.

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rdfs:comment	Paul Thériault is a Canadian former politician, who was leader of the Yukon Liberal Party in 1992. A school principal in Whitehorse, Thériault had resided in Yukon for just eighteen months when he sought the leadership. Prior to moving to Yukon, he had been a Saskatchewan Liberal Party candidate in the 1986 provincial election in Saskatchewan. He became leader at a time when the party was moribund, as it was entirely shut out of the Legislative Assembly of Yukon in the 1989 election and had been effectively leaderless since the resignation of Jim McLachlan following that defeat. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Canadians Progressive Conservative Party of Canada Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Liberal Party Bea Firth Candidates in Saskatchewan provincial elections John Ostashek Saskatchewan Liberal Party politicians Living people Year of birth missing (living people) 1986 Saskatchewan general election 1989 Yukon general election 1992 Yukon general election Yukon Yukon Liberal Party Yukon New Democratic Party Yukon Party Franco-Yukonnais people Jack Cable Jim McLachlan Coalition government Yukon Liberal Party leaders New Democratic Party Riverside (electoral district) Whitehorse Riverdale South Legislative Assembly of Yukon
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has abstract	Paul Thériault is a Canadian former politician, who was leader of the Yukon Liberal Party in 1992. A school principal in Whitehorse, Thériault had resided in Yukon for just eighteen months when he sought the leadership. Prior to moving to Yukon, he had been a Saskatchewan Liberal Party candidate in the 1986 provincial election in Saskatchewan. He became leader at a time when the party was moribund, as it was entirely shut out of the Legislative Assembly of Yukon in the 1989 election and had been effectively leaderless since the resignation of Jim McLachlan following that defeat. In the hopes of uniting to defeat the incumbent Yukon New Democratic Party government in the 1992 election, Thériault entered coalition negotiations with John Ostashek's Yukon Party, but the negotiations failed. In the election campaign, Thériault's Liberal platform included $22 million in spending cuts, the creation of a new government department of mines and energy, the splitting of the Yukon Development and Yukon Energy corporations, and a $30 million plan to improve sewage treatment. During the campaign, Thériault faced controversy when it was revealed that he had once unsuccessfully sought a Progressive Conservative Party of Canada nomination, and had run for the presidency of the federal New Democratic Party. The party won just one seat in the 1992 election, that of Jack Cable in the electoral district of Riverside. Thériault himself was defeated in Riverdale South by Bea Firth. He announced his resignation as party leader in his concession speech, and was succeeded by Cable. (en)
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