DATE OF BIRTH

ELECTION DATA

PORTFOLIO DATA

A

(Ste. Rose) (NDP)

d.o.b. December 5, 1913

Elected by-election April 5, 1971

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1973

Re-elected g.e. October 1, 1977

Re-elected g.e. October 17, 1981

Not a candidate g.e. March 18, 1986

November 30, 1981 - November 4, 1983

• Minister of Municipal Affairs

November 30, 1981 - August 20, 1982

• Minister of Co-operative Development

November 4, 1983 - January 30, 1985

• Minister of Government Services

(The Maples) (NDP)

Elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Re-elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Not a candidate g.e. May 22, 2007

(Osborne) (LIB)

d.o.b. April 16, 1948

Elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Resigned July 30, 1993

Elected to House of Commons 1993

(St. Vital) (NDP)

Elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Re-elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

November 4, 2003 - Present

• Minister of Labour and Immigration

• Minister responsible for Multiculturalism

• Minister responsible for the Status of Women

• Minister charged with the administration of The Workers Compensation Act

(Rupertsland) (NDP)

d.o.b. September 22, 1930

Elected g.e. June 25, 1969

Independent July, 1972

Not a candidate g.e. June 28, 1973

ALTEMEYER, Rob

(Wolseley) (NDP)

Elected g.e. June , 2003

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

(Springfield) (PC)

d.o.b. May 5, 1939

Elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Defeated g.e. November 17, 1981

(St. Norbert) (LIB)

Elected g.e April 26, 1988

Defeated g.e. September 11, 1990

(Springfield) (NDP)

d.o.b June 25, 1946

Elected g.e. November 17, 1981

Defeated g.e. March 18, 1986

November 4, 1983 - April 17, 1986

• Minister of Municipal Affairs

• Government House Leader

(Thompson) (NDP)

d.o.b. February 29, 1956

Elected g.e. November 17, 1981

Re-elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Re-elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Re-elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Re-elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

October 5, 1999 - January 17, 2001

• Minister of Highways and Government Services

July 4, 2000 - September 25, 2002

• Minister charged with the administration of The Gaming Control Act

January 17, 2001 - September 25, 2002

• Minister of Transportation and Government Services

September 25, 2002 - November 4, 2003

• Minister of Conservation

June 25, 2003 - November 4, 2003

• Minister of Labour and Immigration

• Minister responsible for Multiculturalism

• Minister charged with the administration of the Workers Compensation Act
  

November 4, 2003 - September 21, 2006

• Minister of Water Stewardship

September 21, 2006 - Present

• Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs

(Riel) (NDP)

Elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Resigned April 24, 2003

(Fort Rouge) (LIB)

d.o.b. December 21, 1939

Elected g.e. June 28, 1973

Re-elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Resigned April 6, 1979

Elected to House of Commons May 22, 1979 - Winnipeg/Fort Garry

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B

(La Verendrye) (PC)

d.o.b. January 10, 1945

Elected June 28, 1973

Re-elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Re-elected g.e. November 17, 1981

Not a candidate g.e. March 18, 1986

October 24, 1977 - October 20, 1978

• Minister of Industry and Commerce

• Minister of Tourism, Recreation and Cultural Affairs

October 24, 1977 - January 16, 1981

• Minister responsible for Manitoba Development Corporation Act

October 20, 1978 - November 30, 1981

• Minister of Fitness, Recreation and Sport

• Minister of Co-operative Development

October 20, 1978 - November 15, 1979

• Minister responsible for Communities Economic Development Fund and The Manitoba Lotteries Corporation Act

(Wellington) (NDP)

(Inkster) - 1999

d.o.b. May 1, 1942

Elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Re-elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Not a candidate g.e. June 3, 2003

October 5, 1999 - January 17, 2001

• Minister of Labour

• Minister charged with the administration of The Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Act

• Minister responsible for the Civil Service

October 5, 1999 - June 25, 2003

• Minister responsible for Multiculturalism

• Minister charged with the administration of The Workers Compensation Act

January 17, 2001 - June 25, 2003

• Minister of Labour and Immigration

(Fort Garry) (PC)

d.o.b. May 27, 1942

Elected by-election October 2, 1984

Re-elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Defeated g.e. April 26, 1988

BJORNSON, Peter

(Gimli) (NDP)

Elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

November 4, 2003 - Present

• Minister responsible for Education, Citizenship and Youth

(Kirkfield Park) (NDP)

Elected g.e. May 22, 2007

BOROTSIK, Rick
 

Brandon West (PC)

Elected g.e. May 22, 2007

(Rupertsland) (NDP)

d.o.b. February 11, 1946

Elected g.e. June 28, 1973

Re-elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Not a candidate g.e. November 1981

December 23, 1974 - October 15, 1975

• Minister of Co-operative Development and responsible for Lands and Renewable Resources

October 15, 1975 - October 24, 1977

• Minister of Renewable Resources and Transportation Services

BRAUN, Erna

(Rossmere) (NDP)
 

 Elected g.e. May 22, 2007

BRICK, Marilyn

(St. Norbert) (NDP)

Elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

BRIESE, Stu

(Ste. Rose) (PC)

Elected g.e. May 22, 2007

(Gimli) (NDP)

d.o.b. July 18, 1939

Elected g.e. November 17, 1981

Re-elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Defeated g.e. April 26, 1988

August 20, 1982 - November 4, 1983

• Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs

• Minister of Co-operative Development

August 20, 1982 - September 21, 1987

• Minister responsible for the administration of the Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Act

November 4, 1983 - April 17, 1986

• Minister of Housing

April 17, 1986 - September 21, 1987

• Minister of Municipal Affairs

September 21, 1987 - May 9, 1988

• Minister of Highways

(Swan River) (PC)

Elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Defeated g.e. September 11, 1990

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C

(Brandon East) (NDP)

d.o.b. April 10, 1960

Elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Re-elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

October 5, 1999 - January 17, 2001

• Minister of Education and Training

January 17, 2001 - September 25, 2002

• Minister of Education, Training and Youth

September 25, 2002 - November 4, 2003

• Minister of Family Services and Housing

• Minister responsible for Persons with Disabilities

(Fort Rouge)

(Crescentwood) - 1990 (LIB)

Elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Resigned January 27, 1992

(Brandon West) (NDP)

d.o.b. December 21, 1937

Elected g.e. November 17, 1981

Became an Independent August 19, 1982

Not a candidate g.e March 18, 1986

(River Heights) (LIB)

d.o.b. April 26, 1942

Elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Re-elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Resigned September 15, 1994

Appointed to the Senate September 15, 1994

April 26, 1988 - September 11, 1990

• Leader of the Official Opposition

September 11, 1990 - June 4, 1993

• Leader of the Second Opposition

(Radisson) (NDP)

Elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Re-elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Not a candidate g.e. June 3, 2003

(Selkirk) (LIB)

Elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Defeated g.e. September 11, 1990

(The Maples) (LIB)

Elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Resigned June 17, 1993

(St. John's) (NDP)

d.o.b. January 10, 1917

Elected g.e. December 14, 1962

Re-elected g.e. June 23, 1966

Re-elected g.e. June 25, 1969

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1973

Re-elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Not a candidate g.e. November 17, 1981

July 17, 1969 - November 13, 1972

• Minister of Finance

May 2, 1973 - January 8, 1975

• Re-appointed

• Resigned as Minister January 8, 1975

(Kildonan) (NDP)

Elected g.e September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Re-elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Re-elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

October 5, 1999 - January 17, 2001

• Minister responsible for Sport

October 5, 1999 - October 12, 2004

• Minister of Health

October 12, 2004 - September 21, 2006

• Minister of Energy, Science and Technology

• Minister responsible for The Gaming Control Act and the Manitoba Hydro Act

September 21, 2006 - Present

• Minister of Justice and Attorney General

• Government House Leader

(Portage la Prairie) (PC)

d.o.b. November 23, 1923

Elected g.e. May 14, 1959

Defeated g.e. December 16, 1962

October 25, 1961 - February 27, 1963

• Minister of Welfare

(Portage la Prairie) (PC)

d.o.b. July 13, 1933

Elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Re-elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Resigned June 23, 1992

May 9, 1988 - April 21, 1989

• Minister of Labour

• Minister of Environment, Workplace Safety and Health

• Minister responsible for Workers Compensation Act, Civil Service Act, Civil Service Superannuation Act and Public Servants Insurance Act

April 21, 1989 - February 5, 1991

• Minister of Co-operative, Consumer and Corporate Affairs

(Wellington) (Ellice) - 1981 (NDP)

d.o.b. July 4, 1945

Elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Re-elected g.e. November 17, 1981

Not a candidate g.e. March 18, 1986

(Churchill) (NDP)

d.o.b. July 31, 1946

Elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Re-elected g.e. November 17, 1981

Re-elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Re-elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Not a candidate g.e. September 11, 1990

November 30, 1981 - November 4, 1983

• Minister of Northern Affairs

• Minister responsible for Environmental Management; administration of Clean Environment Act and Workers Compensation Act, The Workplace Safety and Health Act, The Communities Economic Development Fund Act

November 4, 1983 - May 9, 1988

• Minister of Co-operative Development

November 4, 1983 - April 17, 1986

• Chairman of the Treasury Board

April 17, 1986 - March 9, 1988

• Government House Leader

September 21, 1987 - November 23, 1987

• Minister of Native Affairs (without port.) responsible for Natural Gas Supply Act

CULLEN, Cliff

(Turtle Mountain) (PC)

d.o.b. November 8, 1962

Elected by-election June 29, 2004

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

(Ste. Rose) (PC)

d.o.b. April 12, 1944

Elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Re-elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Re-elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Re-elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Not a candidate g.e. May 22, 2007

May 9, 1988 - February 5, 1991

• Deputy Premier

May 9, 1988 - April 21, 1989

• Minister of Municipal Affairs

May 9, 1988 - January 6, 1997

• Minister responsible for Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation

• Minister responsible for Jobs Fund Act

April 21, 1989 - January 6, 1997

• Minister of Environment

January 6, 1997 - October 5, 1999

• Minister of Natural Resources

• Minister charged with the administration of the Natural Resources Development Act

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D

(Seine River) (PC)

d.o.b. June 25, 1940

Elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Re-elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Defeated g.e. June 3, 2003

May 23, 1995 - August 17, 1999

• Speaker

(Emerson) (NDP)

d.o.b. May 5, 1935

Elected g.e. June 28, 1973

Defeated g.e. October 11, 1977

(Roblin-Russell)

(Russell) - 1999 (PC)

d.o.b. January 21, 1945

Elected g.e March 18, 1986

Re-elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Re-elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Re-elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

May 9, 1988 - January 14, 1992

• Minister of Education (Renamed Education and Training-April 21, 1989)

January 14, 1992 - October 5, 1999

• Minister of Rural Development

(St. Boniface) (Lib. Prog.)

d.o.b. May 15, 1923

Elected g.e. May 14, 1959

Re-elected g.e. December 14, 1962

Re-elected g.e. June 23, 1966

Re-elected g.e. June 25, 1969

(Lib. Dem. at time of election)

Defeated g.e. June 28, 1973 (NDP)

(Controverted Elections Act)

Re-elected by-election December 20, 1974

Re-elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Re-elected g.e. November 17, 1981

Re-elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Not a candidate g.e. April 26, 1988

December 1, 1971 - resigned January 28, 1974

• Minister of Tourism, Recreation and Cultural Affairs

December 23, 1974 - October 24, 1977

• Minister of Health and Social Development

January 8, 1975 - January 30, 1985

• Minister responsible for the Manitoba Lotteries Act

October 15, 1975 - January 30, 1985

• Minister responsible for Fitness and Amateur Sport

November 30, 1981 - September 21, 1987

• Minister of Health, Minister responsible for Recreation and Sport,

• Minister responsible for Lotteries Foundation Act, (changed to Minister responsible for Boxing and Wrestling Commission Act and responsible for Fitness and Amateur Sport)

January 30, 1985 - April 17, 1986

• Minister of Urban Affairs

April 17, 1986 - February 10, 1988

• Minister of Health and Sport

(Selkirk) (NDP)

d.o.b. January 9, 1956

Elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Re-elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Re-elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

d.o.b. April 29, 1938

Elected g.e. June 28, 1973

Defeated g.e. October 11, 1977

d.o.b. February 17, 1932

Elected g.e November 17, 1981

Defeated g.e. March 18, 1986

(Concordia) (NDP)

d.o.b. March 31, 1948

Elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Re-elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Re-elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Re-elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

April 17, 1986 - May 9, 1988

• Minister of Urban Affairs

February 4, 1987 - May 9, 1988

• Minister of Crown Investments

• Minister of Manitoba Telephone System

August 19, 1987 - May 9, 1988

• Minister responsible for Accountability of Crown Corporations

September 21, 1987 - May 9, 1988

• Minister responsible for Liquor Control Act

• Leader of the Second Opposition

April 26, 1988 - August 17, 1999

• Leader of the Official Opposition

October 5, 1999 - Present

• Premier

• President of the Executive Council

• Minister of Federal/Provincial Relations

(Kildonan) (NDP)

d.o.b. June 15, 1939

Elected by-election October 1, 1985

Re-elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Defeated g.e. April 26, 1988

(St. Matthews) (PC)

d.o.b. January 17, 1950

Elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Defeated g.e. November 17, 1981

(St. Clements) (CCF)

d.o.b. 1913

Elected g.e. October 15, 1945 (AC)

Defeated g.e. November 10, 1949

(Ind. CCF) (AC)

(Arthur)

(Arthur-Virden) -1990

(PC)

d.o.b. August 10, 1942

Elected g.e October 11, 1977

Re-elected November 17, 1981

Re-elected g.e March 18, 1986

Re-elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Not a candidate g.e. September 21, 1999

October 24, 1977 - November 30, 1981

• Minister of Agriculture

May 9, 1988 - April 21, 1989

• Minister of Northern Affairs

• Minister responsible for Native Affairs

• Minister responsible for Communities Economic Development Fund

April 21, 1989 - February 5, 1991

• Minister of Northern Affairs

• Minister responsible for Native Affairs

• Minister responsible for Communities Economic Development Fund

• Minister responsible for Seniors

Added on September 27, 1990

• Deputy Premier

February 5, 1991 - January 14, 1992

• Deputy Premier

• Minister of Northern Affairs

• Minister responsible for Native Affairs

• Minister responsible for Communities Economic Development Fund

• Minister of Rural Development

January 14, 1992 - September 10, 1993

• Deputy Premier

• Minister of Northern Affairs

• Minister responsible for Native Affairs

• Minister responsible for the Manitoba Hydro Act.

• Minister of Energy and Mines

September 10, 1993 - February 5, 1999

• Deputy Premier

• Minister of Industry, Trade and Tourism

(Emerson) (Steinbach) - 1990 (PC)

d.o.b. January 18, 1936

Elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Re-elected g.e. November 17, 1981

Re-elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Re-elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Not a candidate g.e. September 21, 1999

May 9, 1988 - February 5, 1991

• Minister of Government Services

May 9, 1988 - September 10, 1993

• Minister of Highways and Transportation

September 10, 1993 - January 6, 1997

• Minister of Natural Resources

(Niakwa) (LIB)

Elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Defeated g.e. September 11, 1990

(Charleswood) (PC)

Elected by-election April 28, 1998

Re-elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Re-elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

(Riel) (PC)

d.o.b. March 21, 1939

Elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Re-elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Not a candidate g.e. April 25, 1995

May 9, 1988 - February 5, 1991

• Minister of Urban Affairs

• Minister of Housing

February 5, 1991 - March 20, 1995

• Minister of Government Services

• Minister responsible for Seniors

(Pembina) (PC)

Elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Re-elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Re-elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

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E

(St. James) (LIB)

Elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Defeated g.e. April 25, 1995

June 4, 1993 - March 20, 1995

• Leader of the Second Opposition

EICHLER, Ralph

(Lakeside) (PC)

d.o.b. March 23, 1950

Elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

(Rockwood-Iberville)

(Lakeside) - 1969

(PC)

d.o.b. November 30, 1931

Elected g.e June 23, 1966

Re-elected g.e. June 25, 1969

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1973

Re-elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Re-elected g.e. November 17, 1981

Re-elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Re-elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Re-elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Not a candidate g.e. June 3, 2003

July 22, 1967 - September 24, 1968

• Minister of Agriculture

November 27, 1967 - September 24, 1968

• Acting Minister of Highways

September 25, 1968 - July 15, 1969

• Minister of Mines and Natural Resources

October 24, 1977 - October 20, 1978

• Minister of Public Works

• Minister of Highways and Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation

October 20, 1978 - November 15, 1979

• Minister of Highways and Transport

April 12, 1979 - January 16, 1981

• Minister of Government Services

November 15, 1979 - January 16, 1981

• Minister responsible for Manitoba Data Services, Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation and Manitoba Telephone System

January 16, 1981 - November 30, 1981

• Minister of Natural Resources

April 21, 1989 - September 10, 1993

• Minister of Natural Resources

September 10, 1993 - October 5, 1999

• Minister of Agriculture

(Charleswood) (PC)

d.o.b. November 19, 1942

Elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Re-elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Resigned October 28, 1997

May 9, 1988 - February 5, 1991

• Minister of Industry, Trade and Technology

• Minister of Business Development and Tourism

• Minister responsible for Development Corporation

• Minister responsible for Sport, Fitness and Amateur Sport, Boxing and Wrestling Commission

• Minister responsible for Manitoba Forestry (Industry Trade and Technology and Business Development and Tourism renamed Industry, Trade and Tourism)

February 5, 1991 - September 10, 1993

• Minister of Urban Affairs

• Minister of Housing

September 10, 1993 - January 6, 1997

• Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs

• Government House Leader

• Minister responsible for Fitness and Amateur Sport

• Vice-Chair of Treasury Board

(Interlake) (NDP)

d.o.b. May 16, 1948

Elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Not a candidate g.e. of September 21, 1999

(Fort Garry) (LIB)

Elected g.e April 26, 1988

Defeated g.e. September 11, 1990

(Brandon East) (NDP)

d.o.b. August 19, 1929

Elected g.e. June 25, 1969

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1973

Re-elected g.e. October 11, 1977

re-elected g.e November 17, 1981

Re-elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Re-elected g.e. April 26, 1983

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Not a candidate g.e. of September 21, 1999

July 15, 1969 - December 18, 1969

• Minister of Mines and Natural Resources

December 18, 1969 - October 24, 1977

Minister of Industry and Commerce

September 22, 1976 - October 24, 1977

• Minister responsible for Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation

November 30, 1981 - August 20, 1982

• Minister of Natural Resources

• Minister responsible for Manitoba Telephone System

November 30, 1981 - November 4, 1983

• Minister of Community Service and Correction

November 4, 1983 - May 9, 1988

• Minister of Employment Services and Economic Security

June 29, 1983 - January 4, 1984

• Minister responsible for A.E. McKenzie Co. Ltd.

January 3, 1986 - April 17, 1988

• Minister of Natural Resources

September 21, 1987 - May 9, 1988

• Minister responsible for Manitoba Data Services

(River East) (NDP)

d.o.b. September 1, 1948

Elected g.e. November 17, 1981

Defeated g.e. March 18, 1986

December 2, 1982 - February 11, 1986

• Deputy Speaker

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F

(Portage la Prairie) (PC)

Elected by-election September 30, 1997

Re--elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Re-elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

(Gladstone) (PC)

d.o.b. August 19, 1925

Elected g.e June 25, 1969

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1973

Re-elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Not a candidate g.e. November 17, 1981

(River Heights) (PC)

1981 (Tuxedo)

d.o.b. August 24, 1942

Elected by-election October 16, 1979

Re-elected g.e. November 17, 1981

Re-elected g.e March 18, 1986

Re-elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Re-elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Resigned September 18, 2000

January 16, 1981 - November 30, 1981

• Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs

• Minister of Environment

• Minister responsible for Superintendent of Insurance

• Minister responsible for Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation

December 10, 1983 - May 9, 1988

• Leader of the Opposition

May 9, 1988 - October 5, 1999

• Premier

• Minister of Federal/Provincial Relations

February 5, 1991 - October 5, 1999

• Minister of French Language Services

October 5, 1999 - May 24, 2000

• Leader of the Opposition

(Virden) (PC)

1990 (Springfield)

d.o.b. July 15, 1940

Elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Re-elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Not a candidate g.e. of September 21, 1999

May 9, 1988 - September 10, 1993

• Minister of Agriculture

• Minister responsible for Manitoba Telephone System

September 10, 1993 - February 5, 1999

• Minister of Highways and Transportation

• Minister responsible for Manitoba Telephone System

(Cypress) (PC)

d.o.b. September 26, 1910

Elected by-election November 26, 1959

Re-elected g.e. December 14, 1962

Re-elected g.e June 23, 1966

Not a candidate g.e. June 25, 1969

February 28, 1963 - December 5, 1966

• Speaker

July 22, 1966 - September 28, 1968

• Minister of Urban Development and Municipal Affairs

September 24, 1968 - July 15, 1969

• Minister of Public Works

(Wolseley) (NDP)

d.o.b. July 30, 1939

Elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Re-elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Not a candidate g.e. June 3, 2003

October 5, 1999 - June 25, 2003

• Deputy Premier

• Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs

September 25, 2002 - June 25, 2003

• Minister responsible for Cooperative Development

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G

(Dauphin) (PC)

d.o.b. February 23, 1940

Elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Defeated g.e. November 17, 1981

(River Heights) (LIB)

Elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Re-elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

(Minnedosa) (PC)

d.o.b. April 8, 1942

Elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Re-elected g.e. April 25, 1995

Re-elected g.e. September 21, 1999

Not a candidate g.e. June 3, 2003

September 11, 1990 - September 10, 1993

• Minister of Family Services

September 10, 1993 - January 6, 1997

• Minister of Culture, Heritage and Citizenship

• Minister responsible for Multiculturalism

• Minister responsible for Liquor Control Act

• Minister responsible for A.E. McKenzie Co. Ltd.

January 6, 1997 - February 5, 1999

• Minister of Labour

• Minister charged with the administration of the Civil Service Act, The Civil Service Superannuation Act, The Civil Service Special Supplementary Severance Benefit Act (1983), The Public Servants Insurance Act, The Workers Compensation Act

February 5, 1999 - October 5, 1999

• Minister of Finance

• Minister charged with the administration of The Crown Corporations Public Review and Accountability Act

GOERTZEN, Kelvin

(Steinbach)(PC)

d.o.b. June 12, 1969

Elected g.e. June 3, 2003

Re-elected g.e. May 22, 2007

(Crescentwood) (NDP)

d.o.b. April 8, 1936

Elected g.e. June 25, 1969

Not a candidate g.e. June 1973

(Swan River) (PC)

d.o.b. December 1, 1929

Elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Re-elected g.e. November 17, 1981

Defeated g.e. March 18, 1986

November 15, 1979 - November 30, 1981

• Minister of Municipal Affairs

• Minister of Northern Affairs

• Minister responsible for Communities Economic Development Fund

(Ellice) (LIB)

1992 (Crescentwood)

Elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Defeated g.e. September 11, 1990

Elected by-election September 15, 1992

Defeated g.e. April 25, 1995

(Emerson) (PC)

Elected g.e. May 22, 2007

(Inkster) (NDP)

d.o.b. August 1, 1929

Elected g.e. June 23, 1966

Re-elected g.e. June 25, 1969

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1973

Re-elected g.e. October 11, 1977

(Resigned from NDP - Became Independent New Democrat, December 4, 1979)

March 2, 1981 - Became member of Progressive Party of Manitoba

Defeated g.e. November 17, 1981

July 15, 1969 - December 18, 1969

• Minister of Health and Social Services

December 18, 1969 - February 18, 1971

• Minister of Mines and Natural Resources

February 18, 1971 - March 3, 1972

• Minister of Mines, Resources and Environmental Management

September 9, 1971 - March 3, 1972

• Minister responsible for Urban Affairs

July 21, 1972 - February 16, 1973

• Minister of Mines, Resources and Environmental Management

• Minister of Urban Affairs

February 16, 1973 - October 24, 1977

• Minister responsible for Manitoba Development Corporation

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(Burrows) (NDP)

d.o.b. April 29, 1930

Elected g.e. June 23, 1966

Re-elected g.e. June 25, 1969

Re-elected g.e. June 28, 1973

Re-elected g.e. October 11, 1977

Left NDP February 26, 1981

March 2, 1981 - Became member of Progressive Party of Manitoba

Defeated g.e. November 17, 1981

August 14, 1969 - August 20, 1970

• Speaker

August 20, 1970 - December 1, 1971

• Minister of Consumer and Corporate and Internal Services

September 9, 1971 - September 22, 1976

• Minister of Education

September 15, 1973 - September 22, 1976

• Minister of Colleges and Universities

February 15, 1973 - August 29, 1973

• Minister of Urban Affairs

September 22, 1976 - October 24, 1977

• Minister of Continuing Education and Manpower

• Minister of Tourism, Recreation and Cultural Affairs

(Swan River) (NDP)

d.o.b. July 4, 1942

Elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Defeated g.e. April 26, 1988

April 17, 1986 - September 21, 1987

• Minister of Natural Resources

September 21, 1987 - May 9, 1988

• Minister of Agriculture

(Rupertsland) (NDP)

d.o.b. March 3, 1949

Elected g.e. November 17, 1981

Re-elected g.e. March 18, 1986

Re-elected g.e. April 26, 1988

Re-elected g.e. September 11, 1990

Resigned seat