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Patrick Lagacé (born 1972, in Montréal ,Canada) is a French-Canadian journalist for ''La Presse''.〔(Prix Lizette Gervais: Les leçons de Patrick Lagacé )〕 ==Biography== Lagacé was born in France to Canadian mother and American father and moved to Canada in 1976. Lagacé studied communications at the University of Ottawa, where for two years he was editor of the student newspaper francophone ''La Rotonde''. He first worked as a researcher at the radio of Radio-Canada on the morning show ''CBOF Hello''. He has worked on the weekly ''Le Carillon'' d'Hawkesbury (Ontario) as well as French daily ''Le Droit'' of Ottawa / Gatineau. He has worked in ''Journal de Montréal'' from 1999 à 2006 before moving to Montreal ''La Presse'' in December 2006. He is also a columnist and has an opinion blog online. Patrick Lagacé also served as co-director of the newspaper of the Professional Federation of Quebec Journalists (FPJQ, 2000-2001) and was in charge of a course in journalism writing. He has appeared on a number of radio and television programmes, notably ''Lapierre et cie'' on CKAC, ''Grand journal'' on TQS, ''Newsworld'' on CBC and on LCN. In 2005, he co-hosted the television program ''Les Francs-tireurs'', an opinion program broadcast on the Télé-Québec. He left the program in 2013 citing insurmountable differences between him and his co-host. In 2006, he won with Richard Martineau, the Gemini prize for Best Animation for a TV magazine. In 2007, Lagacé was nominated for National Newspaper Awards for articles published in ''La Presse'' about the Canadian Olympic biathlon champion Myriam Bédard. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Patrick Lagacé」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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