Pembina (provincial Electoral District) - Member of The Legislative Assembly

Member of The Legislative Assembly

Name Party Took Office Left Office
John Stevenson Opposition/Conservative 1878 1879
John Stevenson Government/Conservative 1879 1879
Name Party Took Office Left Office
Maurice Ridley PC 1958 1960
Carolyne Morrison PC 1960 1969
George Henderson PC 1969 1977
Donald Orchard PC 1977 1995
Peter George Dyck PC 1995 2011

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