He was the 11th Mayor of Shawinigan Falls from 1938 to 1946.He was born in 1883 in Capelton, near Sherbrooke, Quebec, the eldest son of Jean Bilodeau and Adèle Turcotte.
In 1901, he settles in the community of Baie-de-Shawinigan and works at the aluminum plant of the Pittsburgh Reduction Company, where he eventually becomes foreman.
He marries his second wife, Eva Richard on February 4, 1908, in St-Rachel (Bellechasse).
Around 1914, he leaves his job at the aluminum company and opens a grocery store on 4e rue (Fourth Street) in Shawinigan Falls.
In 1924, he opens groceries wholesaling business, Bilodeau & Fils, which becomes a successful business.
He ran for mayor of Shawinigan Falls in 1936 and 1937, but was defeated.
During his administration, which took place during World War II, a new municipal auditorium, the downtown city market building and a second Shawinigan-based aluminum plant were dedicated and the city decided to build a new city hall.
Parc Saint-Marc (now renamed parc Antoine-Saint-Onge) was built and became home of a new public swimming pool.
He died in 1961.
He was buried in the Saint-Joseph cemetery in Shawinigan.
Rue Bilodeau in the Shawinigan-Nord neighbourhood was named to honour him.