Senate
In the long-standing history of the Newfoundland and Labrador Youth Parliament, many youth parliamentarians have made great contributions to the organization. In honour of their contributions, upon their retirement from the organization some of these members are given the title of Senator. This honourary position is a lifelong testament to the work the Senator has done in enhancing the quality of each session during their careers as youth parliamentarians.
As of the 45th session of the Newfoundland and Labrador Youth Parliament, 50 people have been given this honour.
| Kate Andrews
John Barron Andrew Boone Michelle Breen Nora Bryson Andrea Budgell Matthew Carroll Brian Casey Tom Cooper Steve Delaney Raymond Doucette Robert Drinkwater Erin Farrell James Farrell Jane Fitzpatrick Ron Fitzpatrick Blair Gaulton |
Andrea Goodman
James Greene Patrick Hanlon Brian Harvey Chris Hickey Robert Janes Thomas Johnson Dawn Johnston Ken Johnston Karen Lewis Simon Lono Hugh Maguire Denis Mahoney Stephanie Mandville Colleen McConnell Lesley Mulcahy Keith Murphy |
Melissa Newhook Paula Newhook Claudia O’Dea Seamus O’Regan Ross Reid Mary Ryan Anita Pike Christopher Pike Sara Rich-Dorman Janna Rosales Michael Rosales Dale St. Croix Linda Strowbridge Dave Tarrant Steve Trask (deceased) Peter Whittle |
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