Английская Википедия:26th Manitoba Legislature

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The members of the 26th Manitoba Legislature were elected in the Manitoba general election held in May 1959. The legislature sat from June 9, 1959, to November 9, 1962.

The Progressive Conservative Party led by Duff Roblin formed the government.

Douglas Lloyd Campbell of the Liberal-Progressive Party was Leader of the Opposition. After Campbell resigned in 1961, Gildas Molgat became opposition leader.

In 1961, the Liberal-Progressive Party became known as the Manitoba Liberal Party and the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) was replaced by the New Democratic Party of Manitoba.

Abram Harrison served as speaker for the assembly.

There were five sessions of the 26th Legislature:

Session	Start	End
1st	June 9, 1959	August 4, 1959
2nd	January 19, 1960	March 26, 1960
3rd	February 14, 1961	April 20, 1961
4th	October 16, 1961	October 20, 1961
5th	February 15, 1962	May 1, 1962

John Stewart McDiarmid was Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba until January 15, 1960, when Errick Willis became lieutenant governor.

Members of the Assembly

The following members were elected to the assembly in 1959:

	Member	Electoral district	Party	Notes	John Cobb	Arthur	Progressive Conservative	Died in office August 21, 1959	Douglas Watt	From November 26, 1959	George William Johnson	Assiniboia	Progressive Conservative	Robert Smellie	Birtle-Russell	Progressive Conservative	Reginald Lissaman	Brandon	Progressive Conservative	Edward Schreyer	Brokenhead	CCF	John Hawryluk	Burrows	CCF	Edmond Prefontaine	Carillon	Liberal-Progressive	John Ingebrigtson	Churchill	Progressive Conservative	Marcel Boulic	Cypress	Progressive Conservative	Died in office September 22, 1959	Thelma Forbes	From November 26, 1959	Stewart McLean	Dauphin	Progressive Conservative	William Homer Hamilton	Dufferin	Progressive Conservative	Steve Peters	Elmwood	CCF	John Tanchak	Emerson	Liberal-Progressive	Michael Hryhorczuk	Ethelbert Plains	Liberal-Progressive	Peter Wagner	Fisher	CCF	Charles Witney	Flin Flon	Progressive Conservative	Sterling Lyon	Fort Garry	Progressive Conservative	Gurney Evans	Fort Rouge	Progressive Conservative	George Johnson	Gimli	Progressive Conservative	Nelson Shoemaker	Gladstone	Liberal-Progressive	Barry Strickland	Hamiota	Progressive Conservative	Morris Gray	Inkster	CCF	Anthony J. Reid	Kildonan	CCF	Oscar Bjornson	Lac du Bonnet	Progressive Conservative	Douglas Lloyd Campbell	Lakeside	Liberal-Progressive	Stan Roberts	La Verendrye	Liberal-Progressive	Lemuel Harris	Logan	CCF	Walter Weir	Minnedosa	Progressive Conservative	Harold Shewman	Morris	Progressive Conservative	Obie Baizley	Osborne	Progressive Conservative	Maurice Ridley	Pembina	Progressive Conservative	Died in office October 2, 1960	Carolyne Morrison	From December 9, 1960	John Christianson	Portage la Prairie	Progressive Conservative	Russell Paulley	Radisson	CCF	Wallace Miller	Rhineland	Liberal-Progressive	Died in office October 4, 1959	Jacob Froese	Social Credit	From November 26, 1959	William B. Scarth	River Heights	Progressive Conservative	Keith Alexander	Roblin	Progressive Conservative	Abram Harrison	Rock Lake	Progressive Conservative	George Hutton	Rockwood—Iberville	Progressive Conservative	Joseph Jeannotte	Rupertsland	Progressive Conservative	Laurent Desjardins	St. Boniface	Liberal-Progressive	Elman Guttormson	St. George	Liberal-Progressive	Douglas Stanes	St. James	Progressive Conservative	David Orlikow	St. Johns	CCF	William G. Martin	St. Matthews	Progressive Conservative	Fred Groves	St. Vital	Progressive Conservative	Gildas Molgat	Ste. Rose	Liberal-Progressive	Thomas P. Hillhouse	Selkirk	Liberal-Progressive	Arthur E. Wright	Seven Oaks	CCF	Malcolm Earl McKellar	Souris-Lansdowne	Progressive Conservative	Fred Klym	Springfield	Progressive Conservative	Albert H. C. Corbett	Swan River	Progressive Conservative	John Carroll	The Pas	Progressive Conservative	Errick Willis	Turtle Mountain	Progressive Conservative	Named Lieutenant Governor and resigned seat but remained in Cabinet until January 15, 1960	Edward Dow	Liberal-Progressive	From November 26, 1959	John Thompson	Virden	Progressive Conservative	Richard Seaborn	Wellington	Progressive Conservative	James Cowan	Winnipeg Centre	Progressive Conservative	Dufferin Roblin	Wolseley	Progressive Conservative

By-elections

By-elections were held to replace members for various reasons:

Electoral district	Member elected	Affiliation	Election date	Reason
Arthur	Douglas Watt	Progressive Conservative	November 26, 1959	J Cobb died August 21, 1959
Cypress	Thelma Forbes	Progressive Conservative	November 26, 1959	M Boulic died September 22, 1959
Rhineland	Jacob Froese	Social Credit	November 26, 1959	W Miller died October 4, 1959
Turtle Mountain	Edward Dow	Liberal-Progressive	November 26, 1959	E Willis named Lieutenant Governor January 15, 1960
Pembina	Carolyne Morrison	Progressive Conservative	December 9, 1960	M Ridley died October 2, 1960

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