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Members List MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Electoral Division List All mailing addresses are: Legislative Building, 450 Broadway Winnipeg, MB R3C 0V8 PHONE FAX CONSTITUENCY MEMBER PARTY ROOM EMAIL (204) (204) Agassiz CLARKE, Eileen PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Assiniboia JOHNSTON, Scott PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Borderland GUENTER, Josh PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Brandon East ISLEIFSON, Len PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Brandon West HELWER, Hon. Reg PC 343 945-6215 [email protected] Burrows BRAR, Diljeet NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] Concordia WIEBE, Matt NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] Dauphin MICHALESKI, Brad PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Dawson Trail LAGASSÉ, Bob PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Elmwood MALOWAY, Jim NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] Flin Flon LINDSEY, Tom NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] Fort Garry WASYLIW, Mark NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] Fort Richmond GUILLEMARD, Hon. Sarah PC 344 945-3730 945-3586 [email protected] Fort Rouge KINEW, Wab NDP 172 945-3284 945-3583 [email protected] Fort Whyte PALLISTER, Brian PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 Interlake-Gimli JOHNSON, Hon. Derek PC 317 945-5854 [email protected] Keewatinook BUSHIE, Ian NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] Kildonan-River East COX, Hon. Cathy PC 118 945-3729 945-5223 [email protected] Kirkfield Park FIELDING, Hon. Scott PC 103 945-3952 945-6057 [email protected] La Vérendrye SMOOK, Dennis PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Lac du Bonnet EWASKO, Hon. Wayne PC 156 945-8480 [email protected] Lagimodière SMITH, Andrew PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Lakeside EICHLER, Hon. Ralph PC 165 945-3722 945-3470 [email protected] McPhillips MARTIN, Shannon PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Midland PEDERSEN, Blaine PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Morden-Winkler FRIESEN, Hon. Cameron PC 104 945-3728 945-2517 [email protected] Notre Dame MARCELINO, Malaya NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] Point Douglas SMITH, Bernadette NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] Portage la Prairie WISHART, Ian PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Radisson TEITSMA, James PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Red River North WHARTON, Hon. Jeff PC 314 945-8020 948-7700 [email protected] Riding Mountain NESBITT, Greg PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Riel SQUIRES, Hon. Rochelle PC 357 945-4173 [email protected] River Heights GERRARD, Hon. Jon IND LIB 41A 945-5194 948-3220 [email protected] Roblin DRIEDGER, Hon. Myrna PC 244 945-3706 945-1443 [email protected] Rossmere MICKLEFIELD, Andrew PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Seine River MORLEY-LECOMTE, Janice PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Selkirk LAGIMODIERE, Hon. Alan PC 301 945-3788 945-1383 [email protected] [email protected] Southdale GORDON, Hon. Audrey PC 302 945-3731 945-5149 [email protected] Springfield-Ritchot SCHULER, Hon. Ron PC 203 945-3723 945-7610 [email protected] Spruce Woods CULLEN, Hon. Cliff PC 168 945-3720 945-1291 [email protected] St. Boniface LAMONT, Dougald IND LIB 169 945-6276 948-3220 [email protected] St. James SALA, Adrien NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] St. Johns FONTAINE, Nahanni NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] St. Vital MOSES, Jamie NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] Steinbach GOERTZEN, Hon. Kelvin PC 204 945-3714 945-1484 [email protected] Swan River WOWCHUK, Rick PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] The Maples SANDHU, Mintu NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] The Pas-Kameesak LATHLIN, Amanda NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] Thompson ADAMS, Danielle NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] Transcona ALTOMARE, Nello NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] Turtle Mountain PIWNIUK, Doyle PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Tuxedo STEFANSON, Heather PC 227 945-3709 945-1284 [email protected] Tyndall Park LAMOUREUX, Cindy IND LIB 41A 945-6276 948-3220 [email protected] Union Station ASAGWARA, Uzoma NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] Waverley REYES, Hon. Jon PC 358 945-0067 945-4882 [email protected] Wolseley NAYLOR, Lisa NDP 234 945-3710 948-2005 [email protected] Updated: August 2021 .
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