List of Members
| Riding | Name | Position | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Annapolis East | Gerry Sheehy | ||
| Annapolis West | Peter Murray Nicholson | ||
| Antigonish | J. William Gillis | ||
| Cape Breton South | John F. Burke | ||
| Cape Breton Centre | Michael Laffin | ||
| Cape Breton North | Tom McKeough | ||
| Cape Breton Nova | Paul MacEwan | ||
| Cape Breton East | Jeremy Akerman | ||
| Cape Breton West | Allan Sullivan | ||
| Clare | Benoit Comeau | ||
| Colchester | G. I. Smith | ||
| Gerald Ritcey | |||
| Cumberland East | Roger S. Bacon | ||
| Cumberland West | D.L.George Henley | ||
| Cumberland Centre | Raymond M. Smith | ||
| Dartmouth North | Glen M. Bagnell | ||
| Dartmouth South | D. Scott MacNutt | ||
| Digby | Joseph H. Casey | ||
| Guysborough | Angus MacIsaac | ||
| Halifax Atlantic | John Buchanan | ||
| Halifax Cornwallis | George M. Mitchell | speaker Minister of Development (1973) |
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| Halifax Citadel | Ronald Wallace | ||
| Halifax Chebucto | James L. Connolly | speaker (1973) | |
| Halifax Cobequid | George Riley | ||
| Halifax Eastern Shore | Alexander Garnet Brown | ||
| Halifax Needham | Gerald Regan | Premier | |
| Halifax St. Margarets | Leonard L. Pace | ||
| Hants East | Jack Hawkins | ||
| Hants West | Robert D. Lindsay | ||
| Inverness | Norman J. MacLean | ||
| John Archie MacKenzie | |||
| Kings North | Victor N. Thorpe | ||
| Kings South | Harry How | ||
| Kings West | Gordon A. Tidman | ||
| Lunenburg Centre | Walton W. Cook | ||
| Lunenburg East | Maurice L. Zinck | ||
| Lunenburg West | Maurice DeLorey | ||
| Pictou East | A. Lloyd MacDonald | ||
| Pictou West | Harvey Veniot | ||
| Pictou Centre | Ralph F. Fiske | ||
| Queens | W. S. Kennedy Jones | ||
| Richmond | Gerald J. Doucet | ||
| Shelburne | Harold Huskilson | ||
| Victoria | Fisher Hudson | ||
| Yarmouth | Fraser Mooney | ||
| George A. Snow |
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