Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick - Current Members of The Legislature

Current Members of The Legislature

Riding # Name Riding Name First elected Government/Legislative role(s)
01 Greg Davis Campbellton-Restigouche Centre 2010 g.e. To be determined
05 Ryan Riordon Nepisiguit 2010 g.e. To be determined
07 Paul Robichaud Lamèque-Shippagan-Miscou 1999 g.e. Deputy Premier of New Brunswick, Minister of Economic Development, Government House Leader
09 Claude Landry Tracadie-Sheila 2006 g.e. To be determined
10 Serge Robichaud Miramichi Bay-Neguac 2010 g.e. To be determined
12 Robert Trevors Miramichi Centre 2010 g.e. Minister of Public Safety
13 Jake Stewart Southwest Miramichi 2010 g.e. To be determined
16 Claude Williams Kent South 2001 by-e. Minister of Transportation & Infrastructure
18 Mike Olscamp Tantramar 2006 g.e. Minister of Agriculture, Aquaculture & Fisheries
22 Susan Stultz Moncton West 2010 g.e. Minister of Social Development, Minister responsible for Seniors, Housing & Community Non-profit Organizations
23 Marie-Claude Blais Moncton North 2010 g.e. Minister of Justice & Consumer Affairs, Attorney General of New Brunswick
24 John Betts Moncton Crescent 1999 g.e. To be determined
25 Sherry Wilson Petitcodiac 2010 g.e.
26 Ralph Bruce Fitch Riverview 2003 g.e. Minister of Local Government, Minister responsible for Service New Brunswick
27 Wayne Steeves Albert 1999 g.e. To be determined
28 Bruce Northrup Kings East 2006 g.e. Minister of Natural Resources
29 Bev Harrison Hampton-Kings 1978 g.e. To be determined
30 Blaine Higgs Quispamsis 2010 g.e. Minister of Finance, Minister of Human Resources, Minister responsible for the New Brunswick Lotteries & Liquor Commission
31 Glen Savoie Saint John-Fundy 2010 g.e. To be determined
32 Margaret-Ann Blaney Rothesay 1999 g.e. Minister of the Environment, Minister responsible for the Status of Women, Minister responsible for Communications New Brunswick
33 Glen Tait Saint John East 2010 g.e. To be determined
34 Carl Killen Saint John Harbour 2010 g.e.
35 Trevor Holder Saint John Portland 1999 g.e. Minister of Tourism & Parks, Minister of Wellness, Culture & Sport]]
36 Dorothy Shephard Saint John Lancaster 2010 g.e. Minister of Healthy and Inclusive Communities
37 Jim Parrott Fundy-River Valley 2010 g.e. Independent MLA
39 Curtis Malloch Charlotte-Campobello 2010 g.e. To be determined
40 Jody Carr Oromocto 1999 g.e. Minister of Educations & Early Childhood Development, Minister responsible for the New Brunswick Provincial Capital Commission
41 Ross Wetmore Grand Lake-Gagetown 2010 g.e. To be determined
42 Troy Lifford Fredericton-Nashwaaksis 2010 g.e. To be determined
43 Pam Lynch Fredericton-Fort Nashwaak 2010 g.e. To be determined
44 Craig Leonard Fredericton-Lincoln 2010 g.e. Minister of Energy
45 Brian Macdonald Fredericton-Silverwood 2010 g.e. To be determined
46 Jack Carr New Maryland-Sunbury West 2008 by-e. To be determined
47 Carl Urquhart York 2006 g.e. To be determined
48 Kirk MacDonald York North 1999 g.e. To be determined
49 David Alward Woodstock 1999 g.e. Premier of New Brunswick, President of the Executive Council, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, Minister responsible for Aboriginal Affairs
50 Dale Graham Carleton 1993 by-e. Speaker of the New Brunswick Legislative Assembly
51 Wes McLean Victoria-Tobique 2010 g.e. To be determined
52 Danny Soucy Grand Falls-Drummond-Saint-André 2010 g.e. To be determined
53 Martine (Valcourt) Coulombe Restigouche-La-Vallée 2010 g.e. Minister of Post-Secondary Education, Training & Labour
54 Madeleine (Mado) Dubé Edmundston-Saint Basile 1999 g.e. Minister of Health
55 Yvon Bonenfant Madawaska-les-Lacs 2010 g.e. To be determined

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