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49th General Assembly of Nova Scotia

The 49th General Assembly of Nova Scotia represented Nova Scotia between 1967 and September 5, 1970.

Division of seats

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There were 46 members of the General Assembly, elected in the 1967 Nova Scotia general election.

LeaderParty# of Seats
 Gerald ReganLiberal6
 Robert L. StanfieldProgressive Conservative40
 James H. AitchisonNDP0
Total46

List of members

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RidingNamePosition
 Annapolis EastJohn I. Marshall
 Annapolis WestPeter Murray Nicholson
 AntigonishWilliam F. MacKinnon
 Cape Breton SouthDonald C. MacNeil
 Cape Breton CentreMike Laffin
 Cape Breton NorthTom McKeough
 Cape Breton NovaPercy Gaum
 Cape Breton EastLayton Fergusson
 Cape Breton WestEdward Manson
 ClareBenoit Comeau
 ColchesterRobert L. StanfieldPremier
 G. I. SmithPremier (1967)
 Cumberland EastJames A. Langille
 Cumberland WestD. L. George Henley
 Cumberland CentreStephen T. PykeMinister of Highways
 Dartmouth NorthGordon L. S. Hart
 Dartmouth SouthI. W. Akerley
 DigbyRobert Baden Powell
 GuysboroughAlex "Tando" MacIsaac
 Halifax AtlanticJohn Buchanan
 Halifax CornwallisRichard A. Donahoe
 Halifax CitadelDonald M. Smith
 Halifax ChebuctoJames H. Vaughan
 Halifax CobequidGordon H. Fitzgeraldspeaker (1969)
 Halifax Eastern ShoreDuncan MacMillan
 Halifax NeedhamGerald Regan
 Halifax St. MargaretsD. C. McNeil
 Hants EastAlbert J. Ettinger
 Hants WestNorman T. Spence
 InvernessNorman J. MacLean
 William N. MacLean
 Kings NorthVictor Thorpe
 Kings SouthEdward Haliburton
 Kings WestGordon Tidman
 Lunenburg CentreGeorge O. Lohnes
 Lunenburg EastMaurice L. Zinck
 Lunenburg WestHarley J. Spence
 Pictou EastThomas MacQueen
 Pictou WestHarvey Veniotspeaker
 Pictou CentreDonald R. MacLeod
 QueensW. S. Kennedy Jones
 RichmondGerald Doucet
 ShelburneJames M. Harding
 VictoriaFisher Hudson
 YarmouthGeorge A. Snow
 Benoit Robichaud

Former members of the 49th General Assembly

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NamePartyElectoral DistrictCause of departureSucceeded byElected
 Robert L. StanfieldProgressive ConservativeColchesterbecame federal party leaderGerald Ritcey, PCFebruary 13, 1968
 Stephen T. PykeProgressive ConservativeCumberland CentreRaymond M. Smith, PCNovember 26, 1968
 Gordon L. S. HartLiberalDartmouth NorthGerald G. Wambolt, PCNovember 26, 1968
 Alex MacIsaacProgressive ConservativeGuysboroughdeathAngus MacIsaac, PCFebruary 11, 1969
 Duncan MacMillanLiberalHalifax Eastern ShoredeathAlexander Garnet Brown, LiberalFebruary 11, 1969

References

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  • "Summary Results from 1867 to 2011" (PDF). Elections Nova Scotia. 2011. Retrieved 2015-03-03.
Preceded by General Assemblies of Nova Scotia
1967–1970		Succeeded by
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