Kings West - Members of The Legislative Assembly

Members of The Legislative Assembly

This riding has elected the following Members of the Legislative Assembly:

Legislature Years Member Party
61st 2009-Present Leo Glavine Liberal
60th 2006-2009
59th 2003-2006
58th 1999-2003 Jon Carey Progressive Conservative
57th 1998-1999 George Moody Progressive Conservative
56th 1993-1998
55th 1988-1993
54th 1984-1988
53rd 1981-1984
52nd 1978-1981
51st 1974-1978 Frank C. Bezanson Liberal
50th 1971-1974
1970-1971 Gordon A. Tidman Progressive Conservative
49th 1967-1970
48th 1963-1967 Paul E. Kinsman Progressive Conservative
47th 1960-1963 E. D. MacArthur Liberal
46th 1956-1960 Hiram Thomas Progressive Conservative

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