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Encyclopedia > Provencher (electoral district)

Provencher is the name of a federal electoral district in Manitoba, Canada. Its population is 81,910. (2001)


Geography

The district is in the extreme southeastern part of Manitoba .


History

The electoral district was created in 1871 when Manitoba joined confederation.


List of Members:

  1. Pierre Delorme, Conservative (1871-1872)
  2. Sir George-Étienne Cartier, Liberal-Conservative (1872-1873)
  3. Louis Riel, Independent (1873-1875)
  4. Andrew Graham Ballen Bannatyne, Liberal (1875-1878)
  5. Joseph Dubuc, Conservative (1878-1879)
  6. Joseph Royal, Conservative (1879-1889)
  7. A.A.C. Larivière, Conservative (1889-1904)
  8. Joseph-Ernest Cyr, Liberal (1904-1908)
  9. John Patrick Molloy, Liberal (1908-1921)
  10. Arthur-Lucien Beaubien, Liberal (1921-1940)
  11. René N. Jutras, Liberal (1940-1957)
  12. Warner H. Jorgenson, Prog. Cons. (1957-1968)
  13. Mark G. Smerchanski, Liberal (1968-1972)
  14. Jake Epp, Prog. Cons. (1972-1993)
  15. David Iftody, Liberal (1993-2000)
  16. Vic Toews, Canadian Alliance (2000-present)

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