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CANADA YEAR BOOK 19.5 Electoral Districts, Votes Polled and Names of Members of the House of Commons As Elected at the Thirty-Th 628 CANADA YEAR BOOK 19.5 Electoral districts, votes polled and names of members of the House of Commons as elected at the thirty-third general election, Sept. 4, 1984 (continued) Province and Popu­ Total Votes Name of member Party electoral district lation, votes polled affili­ Census polled by ation' 1981 (incl. member rejec­ tions) MANITOBA (concluded) Winnipeg .- Fort Garry 81,057 46,780 21,286 Lloyd Axworthy Lib. Winnipeg North 87,727 42,384 18,209 David Orlikow NDP Winnipeg North Centre 59,697 23,210 10,559 Cyril Keeper NDP Winnipeg - St. James 60,498 29,641 12,523 George Minaker PC SASKATCHEWAN (14 members) Assiniboia 59,484 34,044 16,026 Len Gustafson PC Humboldt - Lake Centre 62,871 34,778 15,087 Vic Althouse NDP Kindersley - Lloydminster 65,459 35,163 20,436 Bill McKnight PC Mackenzie 56,985 28,593 11,403 Jack Scowen PC Moose Jaw 62,232 34,443 15,803 William Andrew Gottselig PC Prince Albert 73,130 37,663 13,359 Stan J. Hovdebo NDP Qu'Appelle - Moose Mountain 54,776 29,189 14,470 Alvin Hamilton PC Regina East 81,783 45,761 20,474 Simon de Jong NDP Regina West 92,633 51,173 23,865 Les Benjamin NDP Saskatoon East 75,369 46,422 17,087 Don Ravis PC Saskatoon West 101,601 52,616 26,012 Ray Hnatyshyn PC Swift Current - Maple Creek 53,255 29,433 14,590 Geoff Wilson PC The Battlefords - Meadow Lake 64,421 29,865 12,895 John Gormley PC Yorkton - Melville 64,314 35,423 18,116 Lome Nystrom NDP ALBERTA (21 members) Athabasca 93,492 35,234 23,997 Jack Shields PC Bow River 109,047 56,692 43,033 Gordon E. Taylor PC Calgary Centre 81,734 37,728 24,924 Harvie Andre PC Calgary East 155,450 62,861 36,825 Alex Kindy PC Calgary North 106,318 54,026 39,207 Paul Gagnon PC Calgary South 140,677 71,498 55,590 Barbara Sparrow PC Calgary West 102,699 50,418 37,565 Jim Hawkes PC Crowfoot 67,536 33,858 26,291 Arnold Malone PC Edmonton East 85,753 33,397 16,119 Bill Lesick PC Edmonton North 127,931 50,861 29,074 Steve E. Paproski PC Edmonton South 103,431 52,133 32,510 Jim Edwards PC Edmonton - Strathcona 116,322 55,016 33,712 David Kilgour PC Edmonton West 98,651 43,923 25,764 Murray Dorin PC Lethbridge - Foothills 101,457 46,614 31,316 Blaine A. Thacker PC Medicine Hat 98,905 44,953 33,978 Bob Porter PC Peace River 99,542 41,292 25,648 Albert Cooper PC Pembina 138,712 62,493 44,026 Peter Elzinga PC Red Deer 116,981 55,387 41,695 Gordon Towers PC Vegreville 83,312 40,611 32,480 Don Mazankowski PC Wetaskiwin 94,406 42,566 30,128 Stan Schellenberger PC Yellowhead 115,368 50,713 37,462 Joe Clark PC BRITISH COLUMBIA (28 members) Burnaby 102,741 59,190 28,318 Svend J. Robinson NDP Capilano 84,735 50,793 28,616 Mary Collins PC Cariboo - Chilcotin 86,248 37,796 20,553 Lome Greenaway PC Comox - Powell River 121,154 61,321 27,288 Ray Skelly NDP Cowichan - Malahat - The Islands 99,422 54,639 24,555 Jim Manly NDP Esquimau - Saanich 112,003 65,952 31,766 Patrick Crofton PC Fraser Valley East 109,635 53,670 32,073 Ross Belsher PC Fraser Valley West 128,043 66,001 35,984 Robert L. Wenman PC Kamloops - Shuswap 108,008 56,555 30,512 Nelson A. Riis NDP Kootenay East - Revelstoke 80,237 39,108 18,129 Stan Graham PC Kootenay West 64,742 33,426 15,804 Bob Brisco PC Mission - Port Moody 120,321 64,648 30,678 Gerry St. Germain PC Nanaimo - Alberni 111,790 60,024 27,410 Ted Schellenberg PC New Westminster - Coquitlam 84,896 45,933 21,134 Pauline Jewett NDP North Vancouver - Burnaby 87,980 49,996 21,750 Chuck Cook PC Okanagan North 121,584 64,259 35,904 Vincent M. Dantzer PC Okanagan - Similkameen 95,249 52,006 27,071 Fred King PC Prince George - Bulkley Valley 94,638 38,465 18,897 Lome McCuish PC Prince George - Peace River 81,168 33,977 21,154 Frank Oberle PC Richmond - South Delta 128,565 69,046 38,168 Tom Siddon PC Skeena 75,509 31,055 14,174 Jim Fulton NDP Surrey - White Rock - North Delta 137,642 73,990 39,544 Benno Friesen PC Vancouver Centre 83,692 50,548 21,704 Pat Carney PC Vancouver East 81,676 36,007 18,464 Margaret Anne Mitchell NDP Vancouver Kingsway 87,470 39,740 20,179 Ian Waddell NDP Vancouver Quadra 80,931 49,824 21,794 John N. Turner^ Lib. Vancouver South 85,454 46,632 25,469 John A. Fraser PC Victoria 88,934 53,303 24,588 Allan B. McKinnon PC .
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