The 50th General Assembly of Nova Scotia represented Nova Scotia between December 10, 1970, and February 23, 1974.
Division of seats
There were 46 members of the General Assembly, elected in the 1970 Nova Scotia general election.
Leader Party # of SeatsGerald ReganLiberal23George Isaac SmithProgressive Conservative21Jeremy AkermanNDP2 Total46
List of members
RidingNamePartyFirst elected / previously electedPositionAnnapolis EastGerry SheehyProgressive Conservative1970Annapolis WestPeter Murray NicholsonLiberal1956AntigonishJ. William GillisLiberal1970Cape Breton SouthJohn Francis BurkeProgressive Conservative1970Cape Breton CentreMike LaffinProgressive Conservative1963Cape Breton NorthTom McKeoughProgressive Conservative1960Cape Breton NovaPaul MacEwanNew Democratic Party1970Cape Breton EastJeremy AkermanNew Democratic Party1970Cape Breton WestAllan SullivanLiberal1970ClareBenoit ComeauLiberal1967ColchesterG. I. SmithProgressive Conservative1949Gerald RitceyProgressive Conservative1968Cumberland EastRoger S. BaconProgressive Conservative1970Cumberland WestD. L. George HenleyProgressive Conservative1963Cumberland CentreRaymond M. SmithProgressive Conservative1968Dartmouth NorthGlen M. BagnellLiberal1970Dartmouth SouthD. Scott MacNuttLiberal1970DigbyJoseph H. CaseyLiberal1970GuysboroughAngus MacIsaacProgressive Conservative1969A. M. Cameron (1973)Liberal1973Halifax AtlanticJohn BuchananProgressive Conservative1967Halifax CornwallisGeorge M. MitchellLiberal1970speakerMinister of Development (1973)Halifax CitadelRonald WallaceLiberal1970Halifax ChebuctoJames L. ConnollyLiberal1970speaker (1973)Halifax CobequidGeorge RileyLiberal1970Halifax Eastern ShoreAlexander Garnet BrownLiberal1969Halifax NeedhamGerald ReganLiberal1967PremierHalifax St. MargaretsLeonard L. PaceLiberal1970Hants EastJack HawkinsLiberal1970Hants WestRobert D. LindsayLiberal1970InvernessNorman J. MacLeanProgressive Conservative1963John Archie MacKenzieLiberal1970Kings NorthVictor ThorpeProgressive Conservative1967Kings SouthHarry HowProgressive Conservative1970Kings WestGordon TidmanProgressive Conservative1967Frank Bezanson (1971)Liberal1971Lunenburg CentreWalton CookLiberal1970Lunenburg EastMaurice L. ZinckProgressive Conservative1959Lunenburg WestMaurice DeLoryLiberal1970Pictou EastA. Lloyd MacDonaldLiberal1963, 1970Pictou WestHarvey VeniotProgressive Conservative1956Pictou CentreRalph F. FiskeLiberal1970QueensW. S. Kennedy JonesProgressive Conservative1953Floyd MacDonald (1971)Progressive Conservative1971RichmondGerald DoucetProgressive Conservative1963ShelburneHarold HuskilsonLiberal1970VictoriaFisher HudsonProgressive Conservative1967YarmouthFraser MooneyLiberal1970George A. SnowProgressive Conservative1963
Former members of the 50th General Assembly
NamePartyElectoral DistrictCause of departureSucceeded byElectedGordon A. TidmanProgressive ConservativeKings Westseat declared vacantFrank Bezanson, LiberalNovember 16, 1971W. S. Kennedy JonesProgressive ConservativeQueensresignedFloyd MacDonald, PCNovember 16, 1971Angus MacIsaacProgressive ConservativeGuysboroughran for federal seatA. M. Cameron, LiberalJune 5, 1973
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