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Past Constituencies – Manitoba

Brandon | Dauphin—Swan River—Marquette | Lisgar | Lisgar—Marquette.

Macdonald | Marquette.

Portage—Neepawa.

Selkirk.


Brandon

Member of the Parliament of Canada for Brandon
Clifford Sifton

Date of birth/date of death: b. March 10 1861; d. April 17 1929.

Liberal Party of Canada

1896 – 1911

Sir James Albert Manning Aikins

Date of birth/date of death: b. December 10 1851; d. March 1 1929.

Conservative Party of Canada

1911 – 1915

Robert Forke

Date of birth/date of death: b. April 6 1860; d. February 2 1934.

Progressive Party of Canada (1921 – 1926); Liberal-Progressive Party (1926 – 1929)

1921 – 1929

Thomas Alexander Crerar

Date of birth/date of death: b. June 17 1876; d. April 11 1975.

Liberal Party of Canada

1930

David Wilson Beaubier

Date of birth/date of death: b. May 2 1864; d. September 1 1938.

Conservative Party of Canada

1930 – 1938

James Ewen Matthews

Date of birth/date of death: b. August 17 1869; d. November 24 1950.

Liberal Party of Canada

1938 – 1950

Walter Gilbert Dinsdale

Date of birth/date of death: b. April 3 1916; d. November 20 1982.

Progressive Conservative Party of Canada

1951 – 1953


Dauphin—Swan River—Marquette

Member of the Parliament of Canada for Dauphin
James Langstaff Bowman

Date of birth/date of death: b. October 6 1879; d. September 14 1951.

Conservative Party of Canada

1930 – 1935


Member of the Parliament of Canada for Dauphin—Swan River
Inky Mark

Date of birth/date of death: b. November 17 1947.

Reform Party of Canada (1997 – 2000); Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance (2000 – 2001); Democratic Representative Caucus (2001 – 2002); Independent (2002); Progressive Conservative Party of Canada (2002 – 2003); Conservative Party of Canada (2003 – 2004)

1997 – 2004


Member of the Parliament of Canada for Dauphin—Swan River—Marquette
Inky Mark

Date of birth/date of death: b. November 17 1947.

Conservative Party of Canada

2004 – 2010


Lisgar

Member of Parliament for Lisgar
John Christian Schultz

Date of birth/date of death: b. January 1 1840; d. April 13 1896.

Conservative Party of Canada

1871 – 1882

Thomas Greenway

Date of birth/date of death: b. March 25 1838; d. October 30 1908.

Liberal Party of Canada

1904 – 1908


Lisgar—Marquette

Member of the Parliament of Canada for Lisgar—Marquette
Charles James Mayer

Date of birth/date of death: b. April 21 1936; d. May 1 2025.

Progressive Conservative Party of Canada

1988 – 1993


Macdonald

Member of the Parliament of Canada for Macdonald
William Gilbert Weir

Date of birth/date of death: b. July 1 1896; d. December 12 1971.

References:

[1] Library of Parliament, “Profile – Weir, William Gilbert Weir,” ParlInfo, accessed May 5, 2026, https://lop.parl.ca/sites/ParlInfo/default/en_CA/People/Profile?personId=10405.

Liberal-Progressive Party

July 28 1930 – June 26 1949


Marquette

Member of the Parliament of Canada for Marquette

Name

Political Party

Dates in Office

Sir John Alexander Macdonald

Date of birth/date of death:

Born January 10 1815. Died June 6 1891.

Honours:

Created a Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, June 29 1867.2

References:

[1] Library of Parliament, “Profile – Macdonald, Sir John Alexander,” ParlInfo, accessed May 17, 2026, https://lop.parl.ca/sites/ParlInfo/default/en_CA/People/Profile?personId=4997.

[2] “No. 23273,” The London Gazette, July 9 1867, 3853, https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/23273/page/3853.

Conservative Party of Canada

September 17 1878 – October 15 1878

William James Roche

Date of birth/date of death: b. November 30 1859; d. September 30 1937.

Conservative Party of Canada

1896 – 1917

Thomas Alexander Crerar

Date of birth/date of death: b. June 17 1876; d. April 11 1975.

Unionist Party (1917 – 1922); Progressive Party of Canada (1922 – 1925)

1917 – 1925

Henry Alfred Mullins

Date of birth/date of death: b. August 27 1861; d. July 8 1952.

Conservative Party of Canada

1925 – 1926

James Allison Glen

Date of birth/date of death: b. December 18 1877; d. June 28 1950.

Liberal-Progressive Party

1926 – 1930

Henry Alfred Mullins

Date of birth/date of death: b. August 27 1861; d. July 8 1952.

Conservative Party of Canada

1930 – 1935

James Allison Glen

Date of birth/date of death: b. December 18 1877; d. June 28 1950.

Liberal-Progressive Party (1935 – 1945); Liberal Party of Canada (1945 – 1948)

1935 – 1948

Stuart Sinclair Garson

Date of birth/date of death: b. December 1 1898; d. May 5 1977.

Liberal Party of Canada

1948 – 1957


Portage—Neepawa

Member of the Parliament of Canada for Portage—Neepawa
William Gilbert Weir

Date of birth/date of death: b. July 1 1896; d. December 12 1971.

References:

[1] Library of Parliament, “Profile – Weir, William Gilbert Weir,” ParlInfo, accessed May 5, 2026, https://lop.parl.ca/sites/ParlInfo/default/en_CA/People/Profile?personId=10405.

Liberal-Progressive Party

June 27 1949 – June 9 1957


Selkirk

Years represented in the House of Commons: 1871 – 1979.


List of Members of the Parliament of Canada for Selkirk

Name

Political Party

Dates in Office

Donald Alexander Smith

Date of birth/date of death: b. August 6 1820; d. January 21 1914.

Independent Conservative

1871 – 1880

Thomas Mayne Daly

Date of birth/date of death: b. August 16 1852; d. June 24 1911.

References:

[1] Library of Parliament, “Profile – Daly, Thomas Mayne,” ParlInfo, accessed May 14, 2026, https://lop.parl.ca/sites/ParlInfo/default/en_CA/People/Profile?personId=9232.

Liberal-Conservative Party

February 22 1887 – October 16 1892

Thomas Mayne Daly

Date of birth/date of death: b. August 16 1852; d. June 24 1911.

References:

[1] Library of Parliament, “Profile – Daly, Thomas Mayne,” ParlInfo, accessed May 14, 2026, https://lop.parl.ca/sites/ParlInfo/default/en_CA/People/Profile?personId=9232.

Liberal-Conservative Party

November 2 1892 – June 22 1896

Edward Richard Schreyer

Date of birth/date of death: b. December 21 1935

New Democratic Party

1968 – 1969