Charles-Émile Trudeau

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Charles-Émile Trudeau (born July 5, 1887 in Saint-Michel (Québec) , † April 10, 1935 in Orlando (Florida) ) was a Canadian entrepreneur.

Trudeau was a successful businessman who made a fortune in the millions. He was u. a. Vice President and Principal Owner of the Montreal Royals Baseball Club and entrepreneur in the petroleum industry.

He opened a chain of gas stations around Quebec and Montreal, which he sold to Imperial Oil for a profit .

He also invested in real estate. He was described as an exceptional businessman in an obituary in the Montreal Gazette .

His son was the future Prime Minister of Canada, Pierre Trudeau , and his grandson is the current Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau .

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