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List of Confirmed Candidates Liste Des Candidats Confirmés THIRTY-SEVENTH TRENTE-SEPTIÈME GENERAL ELECTION ÉLECTION GÉNÉRALE NOVEMBER 27, 2000 LE 27 NOVEMBRE 2000 List of Liste des confirmed candidats candidates confirmés 10 - NEWFOUNDLAND/TERRE-NEUVE 07 ELECTORAL DISTRICTS / 07 CIRCONSCRIPTIONS 10001 - BONAVISTA—TRINITY—CONCEPTION (4) DAWE, Randy Wayne (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) MARCH, Fraser (N.D.P./N.P.D.) MORGAN, Jim (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) TOBIN, Brian (Liberal/Libéral) 10002 - BURIN—ST. GEORGE'S (5) FENWICK, Peter (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) MATTHEWS, Bill (Liberal/Libéral) POTTLE, Fred (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) SULLIVAN, David (N.D.P./N.P.D.) SYNARD, Sam (No Affiliation/Aucune appartenance) 10003 - GANDER—GRAND FALLS (4) BAKER, George (Liberal/Libéral) BRODERICK, Bill (N.D.P./N.P.D.) PENNEY, Orville (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) PIKE, Roger K. (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) 10004 - HUMBER—ST. BARBE—BAIE VERTE (4) BYRNE, Gerry (Liberal/Libéral) COLE, Murdock (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) McBREAIRTY, Peter (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) TAYLOR, Trevor (N.D.P./N.P.D.) 10005 - LABRADOR (4) BROOMFIELD, Hayward (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) BURT, Eugene (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) O'BRIEN, Lawrence (Liberal/Libéral) WILL, Amanda (N.D.P./N.P.D.) 10006 - ST. JOHN'S EAST/ST. JOHN'S-EST (6) CANTWELL, Carol (N.D.P./N.P.D.) DAY, Judy (Independent/Indépendant) DOYLE, Norman E. (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) HARTLE, Garry (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) MILLER, Peter (Liberal/Libéral) RAYMENT, Michael (Natural Law Party/Parti de la loi naturelle) 1 10 - NEWFOUNDLAND/TERRE-NEUVE (Continued/Suite) 07 ELECTORAL DISTRICTS / 07 CIRCONSCRIPTIONS 10007 - ST. JOHN'S WEST/ST. JOHN'S-OUEST (5) CURTIS, Dave (N.D.P./N.P.D.) DROST, Eldon (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) FUREY, Chuck (Liberal/Libéral) HEARN, Loyola (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) RENDELL, Michael (Natural Law Party/Parti de la loi naturelle) 2 11 - PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND/ÎLE-DU-PRINCE-ÉDOUARD 04 ELECTORAL DISTRICTS / 04 CIRCONSCRIPTIONS 11001 - CARDIGAN (4) HICKOX, Darrell (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) KELLY HAWKES, Deborah (N.D.P./N.P.D.) MacADAM, Kevin (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) MacAULAY, Lawrence (Liberal/Libéral) 11002 - EGMONT (4) GRIFFIN, John (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) McGUIRE, Joe (Liberal/Libéral) SULLIVAN, Jeff (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) WALLACE, Nancy (N.D.P./N.P.D.) 11003 - HILLSBOROUGH (6) CAMERON, Peter (Natural Law Party/Parti de la loi naturelle) CRANE, Dody (N.D.P./N.P.D.) JUDSON, Baird (No Affiliation/Aucune appartenance) MURPHY, Shawn (Liberal/Libéral) PETERS, Darren W. (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) STEWART, Gerry (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) 11004 - MALPEQUE (5) BINGHAM, Ken (N.D.P./N.P.D.) EASTER, Wayne (Liberal/Libéral) GORMAN, Jim (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) STILES, Jeremy (Green Party/Parti Vert) WALL, Chris (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) 3 12 - NOVA SCOTIA/NOUVELLE-ÉCOSSE 11 ELECTORAL DISTRICTS / 11 CIRCONSCRIPTIONS 12001 - BRAS D'OR—CAPE BRETON (4) CURRIE, John M. (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) CUZNER, Rodger (Liberal/Libéral) DOCKRILL, Michelle (N.D.P./N.P.D.) MacLEOD, Alfie (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) 12002 - CUMBERLAND—COLCHESTER (4) BRUSHETT, Dianne (Liberal/Libéral) CASEY, Bill (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) HARPELL, James Arthur (N.D.P./N.P.D.) RYAN, Bryden (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) 12003 - DARTMOUTH (5) BOUDREAU, Bernie (Liberal/Libéral) LILL, Wendy (N.D.P./N.P.D.) McINNIS, Tom (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) MORGAN, Jordi (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) SPURR, Charles (Marxist-Leninist/Marxiste-Léniniste) 12004 - HALIFAX (7) BOYER, Amery (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) CORKILL, Kevin Dumont (Marxist-Leninist/Marxiste-Léniniste) FITZGIBBONS, Paul (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) LITTLE, Kevin (Liberal/Libéral) McDONOUGH, Alexa (N.D.P./N.P.D.) ODDY, Michael G. (Green Party/Parti Vert) PATRIQUEN, Mike (Marijuana Party/Parti Marijuana) 12005 - HALIFAX WEST/HALIFAX-OUEST (5) CIRTWILL, Charles (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) EARLE, Gordon (N.D.P./N.P.D.) REGAN, Geoff (Liberal/Libéral) SEED, Tony (Marxist-Leninist/Marxiste-Léniniste) STEVENS, Hilda (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) 12006 - KINGS—HANTS (8) BRISON, Scott (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) FULTON, Gerry (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) HENNIGAR, Richard (Natural Law Party/Parti de la loi naturelle) JOHNSON, Kaye (N.D.P./N.P.D.) KING, Jim (Marijuana Party/Parti Marijuana) MacDONALD, Graham Jake (Communist/Communiste) MacEACHERN, Kenneth (Independent/Indépendant) O'HARA, Claude (Liberal/Libéral) 4 12 - NOVA SCOTIA/NOUVELLE-ÉCOSSE (Continued/Suite) 11 ELECTORAL DISTRICTS / 11 CIRCONSCRIPTIONS 12007 - PICTOU—ANTIGONISH—GUYSBOROUGH (5) GALLIVAN, Darryl (Independent/Indépendant) HENDERSON, Harvey (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) MacKAY, Peter G. (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) MASON, Raymond (Liberal/Libéral) PANAGOPOULOS, Wendy (N.D.P./N.P.D.) 12008 - SACKVILLE—MUSQUODOBOIT VALLEY—EASTERN SHORE (5) MARSHALL, Wade (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) PATRIQUEN, Melanie (Marijuana Party/Parti Marijuana) STEPHEN, Bruce (Liberal/Libéral) STEVENS, Bill (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) STOFFER, Peter (N.D.P./N.P.D.) 12009 - SOUTH SHORE (4) KEDDY, Gerald (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) WALTERS, Evan (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) WELLS, Derek (Liberal/Libéral) ZIMMERMAN, Bill (N.D.P./N.P.D.) 12010 - SYDNEY—VICTORIA (4) CURTIS-STEELE, Anna (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) EYKING, Mark (Liberal/Libéral) FARRELL, Rod A. M. (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) MANCINI, Peter (N.D.P./N.P.D.) 12011 - WEST NOVA/OUEST NOVA (4) DONALDSON, Mike (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) MUISE, Mark (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) ROBERTS, Phil (N.D.P./N.P.D.) THIBAULT, Robert (Liberal/Libéral) 5 13 – NEW BRUNSWICK/NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK 10 ELECTORAL DISTRICTS / 10 CIRCONSCRIPTIONS 13001 - ACADIE—BATHURST (4) GAUVIN, Jean (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) GODIN, Yvon (N.D.P./N.P.D.) LEGER, Alcide (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) THÉRIAULT, Bernard (Liberal/Libéral) 13002 - BEAUSÉJOUR—PETITCODIAC (4) LeBLANC, Dominic (Liberal/Libéral) MILEWSKI, Inka (N.D.P./N.P.D.) TAYLOR, Tom (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) VAUTOUR, Angela (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) 13003 - NEW BRUNSWICK SOUTHWEST/NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK-SUD-OUEST (4) ERBS, John (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) GAMBLIN, Winston (Liberal/Libéral) KILISLI, Habib (N.D.P./N.P.D.) THOMPSON, Greg (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) 13004 - FREDERICTON (5) DUNN, Michael (N.D.P./N.P.D.) NEILL, Allan D. (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) PARKER, William H. (Natural Law Party/Parti de la loi naturelle) SCOTT, Andy (Liberal/Libéral) VENUGOPAL, Raj (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) 13005 - FUNDY—ROYAL (4) CALDER, John (N.D.P./N.P.D.) HERRON, John (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) KING, John (Liberal/Libéral) MOORE, Rob (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) 13006 - MADAWASKA—RESTIGOUCHE (4) ALBERT, Claude J. (N.D.P./N.P.D.) CASTONGUAY, Jeannot (Liberal/Libéral) CHEDORE, Scott (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) DUBÉ, Jean F. (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) 13007 - MIRAMICHI (4) CLARK, Ken (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) GOODFELLOW, Allan (N.D.P./N.P.D.) HUBBARD, Charles (Liberal/Libéral) KELLY, David (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) 6 13 – NEW BRUNSWICK/NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK (Continued/Suite) 10 ELECTORAL DISTRICTS / 10 CIRCONSCRIPTIONS 13008 - MONCTON—RIVERVIEW—DIEPPE (5) BARNES, Kathryn M. (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) BRADSHAW, Claudette (Liberal/Libéral) LANDRY, Serge (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) LAPOINTE, Hélène (N.D.P./N.P.D.) MALTAIS, Laurent (Natural Law Party/Parti de la loi naturelle) 13009 - SAINT JOHN (7) COUTURE, Miville (Natural Law Party/Parti de la loi naturelle) GARNETT, Vern M. (Green Party/Parti Vert) HILL, Rod (N.D.P./N.P.D.) TOUCHBOURNE, Peter (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) WAYNE, Elsie (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) WOOD, Jim (Marijuana Party/Parti Marijuana) ZED, Paul (Liberal/Libéral) 13010 - TOBIQUE—MACTAQUAC (4) BERNIER, Gilles (Progressive Conservative/Progressiste-Conservateur) RICHARDSON, Adam (Canadian Alliance/Alliance Canadienne) SAVOY, Andy (Liberal/Libéral) VAN DINE, Carolyn (N.D.P./N.P.D.) 7 24 - QUÉBEC/QUEBEC 75 CIRCONSCRIPTIONS / 75 ELECTORAL DISTRICTS 24001 - ABITIBI—BAIE-JAMES—NUNAVIK (5) DIONNE, François (Alliance Canadienne/Canadian Alliance) FREDRICK, Daniel (N.P.D./N.D.P.) GEMME, Sylvain (Progressiste-Conservateur/Progressive Conservative) LEMIEUX, François (Bloc Québécois/Bloc Québécois) ST-JULIEN, Guy (Libéral/Liberal) 24002 - AHUNTSIC (8) ARTUSO, Antonio (Communiste/Communist) BAKOPANOS, Eleni (Libéral/Liberal) CHARTRAND, Jessica (Progressiste-Conservateur/Progressive Conservative) DORAIS, Vincent (Marxiste-Léniniste/Marxist-Leninist) EL AMRAOUI, Fatima (Bloc Québécois/Bloc Québécois)
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