The 37th General Assembly of Nova Scotia represented Nova Scotia between 1920 and 1925.
The Liberal Party led by George Henry Murray formed the government. Ernest Howard Armstrong succeeded Murray as premier in 1923.
Robert Irwin served as speaker for the assembly.
The assembly was dissolved on June 2, 1925.
List of Members Electoral DistrictNamePartyFirst elected / previously electedAnnapolis CountyO. T. DanielsLiberal1906Frank R. ElliottLiberal1916Antigonish CountyWilliam ChisholmLiberal1916Angus J. MacGillivrayUnited Farmers1920County of Cape BretonJ.W.MorrisonLabour1920Joseph SteeleLabour1920Arthur Forman WayeLabour1920Arthur R. RichardsonFarmer-Labour1920Colchester CountyRobert H. SmithUnited Farmers1920Harry L. TaggartUnited Farmers1920Cumberland CountyGilbert N. AllenUnited Farmers1920Daniel G. McKenzieUnited Farmers1920Archibald TerrisLabour1920Digby CountyJoseph Willie ComeauLiberal1907, 1920Henry W. R. WarnerLiberal1916Guysborough CountyJames C. ToryLiberal1911Clarence W. AndersonLiberal1920Halifax CountyHenry G. BauldLiberal1916Robert E. FinnLiberal1916John B. DouglasLiberal1920Adam D. BurrisLiberal1920John L. ConnollyLiberal1916Walter Joseph O'Hearn (1922)Liberal1922Hants CountyJames W. ReidLiberal1911John A. MacDonaldUnited Farmers1920Inverness CountyDonald MacLennanLiberal1911John C. BourinotLiberal1916Kings CountyHarry H. WickwireLiberal1894, 1910John A. MacDonaldLiberal1920James Sealy (1922)Liberal1922Lunenburg CountyJohn James KinleyLiberal1916Aubrey H. SperryLiberal1920Pictou CountyR. Henry GrahamLiberal1916J. Welsford MacDonaldLiberal1920Robert M. McGregorLiberal1904Queens CountyJordan W. SmithLiberal1911George S. McClearnLiberal1920Richmond CountyJohn Alexander MacdonaldLiberal-Conservative1916Benjamin A. LeBlancLiberal-Conservative1916Shelburne CountyRobert IrwinLiberal1906Frank E. SmithLiberal1920Ernest H. ArmstrongLiberal1906Victoria CountyGeorge Henry MurrayLiberal1896Daniel Alexander Cameron (1923)Liberal1916, 1923A. Gladstone BuchananLiberal1920Yarmouth CountyH. W. CorningLiberal-Conservative1911, 1920A. R. MelansonLiberal1920
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