LE MAY, PAMPHILE (baptized Léon-Pamphile Lemay, he signed both Lemay and LeMay)

constructing a double pier in the estuary of the Rivière Saint-Charles. Although for many reasons, both political and economic, they were not pursued, some of Berlinguet’s ideas may be considered the point of

Le May, who had served in this capacity since 1867. For 20 years he would enhance the intellectual prestige of the office. He purchased a number of substantial personal collections for

Pamphile Le May. A confirmed Conservative in politics

Le May, had given his contemporaries the many fruits of a genuine talent; amongst his achievements were four maps of the province, which were “models of exactitude and clarity