The members of the 25th Manitoba Legislature were elected in the Manitoba general election held in June 1958. The legislature sat from October 23, 1958, to March 31, 1959.
The Progressive Conservative Party led by Duff Roblin formed a minority government.
Douglas Lloyd Campbell of the Liberal-Progressive Party was Leader of the Opposition.
Abram Harrison served as speaker for the assembly.
In March 1959, Roblin decided to consider a defeat on a procedural motion as a vote of no confidence and called for a new election.
There were two sessions of the 25th Legislature: SessionStartEnd 1st October 23, 1958 November 7, 1958 2nd March 12, 1959 March 31, 1959
John Stewart McDiarmid was Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba.
Members of the Assembly The following members were elected to the assembly in 1958: MemberElectoral districtPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo.# of term(s)John CobbArthurProgressive Conservative19581st termDonovan SwailesAssiniboiaCCF19454th termRodney ClementBirtle-RussellLiberal-Progressive19493rd termReginald LissamanBrandonProgressive Conservative19523rd termEdward SchreyerBrokenheadCCF19581st termJohn HawrylukBurrowsCCF19581st termEdmond PrefontaineCarillonLiberal-Progressive19357th termEdward Joseph WilliamsChurchillProgressive Conservative19581st termMarcel BoulicCypressProgressive Conservative19581st termStewart McLeanDauphinProgressive Conservative19581st termWalter McDonaldDufferinLiberal-Progressive19493rd termSteve PetersElmwoodCCF19581st termJohn TanchakEmersonLiberal-Progressive19572nd termMichael HryhorczukEthelbert PlainsLiberal-Progressive19493rd termPeter WagnerFisherCCF19581st termFrancis JobinFlin FlonLiberal-Progressive19493rd termSterling LyonFort GarryProgressive Conservative19581st termGurney EvansFort RougeProgressive Conservative19532nd termGeorge JohnsonGimliProgressive Conservative19581st termNelson ShoemakerGladstoneLiberal-Progressive19581st termBarry StricklandHamiotaProgressive Conservative19581st termMorris GrayInksterCCF19415th termAnthony J. ReidKildonanCCF19581st termArthur A. TrappLac du BonnetLiberal-Progressive19581st termDouglas Lloyd CampbellLakesideLiberal-Progressive19229th termStan RobertsLa VerendryeLiberal-Progressive19581st termStephen JubaLoganIndependent19532nd termCharles ShuttleworthMinnedosaLiberal-Progressive19493rd termHarold ShewmanMorrisProgressive Conservative19493rd termLloyd StinsonOsborneCCF19454th termMaurice RidleyPembinaProgressive Conservative19572nd termCharles GreenlayPortage la PrairieLiberal-Progressive19435th termRussell PaulleyRadissonCCF19532nd termWallace C. MillerRhinelandLiberal-Progressive19366th termWilliam B. ScarthRiver HeightsProgressive Conservative19581st termKeith AlexanderRoblinProgressive Conservative19581st termAbram HarrisonRock LakeProgressive Conservative19435th termRobert BendRockwood—IbervilleLiberal-Progressive19493rd termJoseph JeannotteRupertslandProgressive Conservative19581st termRoger TeilletSt. BonifaceLiberal-Progressive19532nd termElman GuttormsonSt. GeorgeLiberal-Progressive19562nd termDouglas StanesSt. JamesProgressive Conservative19581st termDavid OrlikowSt. JohnsCCF19581st termWilliam G. MartinSt. MatthewsProgressive Conservative19581st termFred GrovesSt. VitalProgressive Conservative19581st termGildas MolgatSte. RoseLiberal-Progressive19532nd termThomas P. HillhouseSelkirkLiberal-Progressive19503rd termArthur E. WrightSeven OaksCCF19581st termMalcolm Earl McKellarSouris-LansdowneProgressive Conservative19581st termWilliam LuckoSpringfieldLiberal-Progressive19493rd termAlbert H. C. CorbettSwan RiverProgressive Conservative19581st termJohn CarrollThe PasProgressive Conservative19581st termErrick WillisTurtle MountainProgressive Conservative19366th termJohn ThompsonVirdenProgressive Conservative19532nd termRichard SeabornWellingtonProgressive Conservative19581st termJames CowanWinnipeg CentreProgressive Conservative19581st termDufferin RoblinWolseleyProgressive Conservative19493rd term
Notes:
By-elections None.
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