Former New Democratic Party provincial government members

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British Columbia Dave Barrett government 1972-1975
Given are their ages in 1972
Vancouver
1.Rosemary Brown,42, Vancouver-Burrard, SFU Social Worker and Counsellor, Vancouver Status of Women Ombudswoman, MSW, 1974 Federal NDP leadership candidate, 1972-1986 (retired)

2.Norman Levi,45, Vancouver-Burrard, Social Worker, former Provincial Party President, 1968-1969 (defeated) 1972-1983 (defeated)

3.Emery Barnes,43, Vancouver Centre, Social Worker, former B.C Lions Football Player, BSW, 1972-1996 (Retired)

4.Gary Lauk, 32, Vancouver Centre, Criminal Lawyer 1972-1986 (Retired)

5.Alex MacDonald,54, Vancouver East, Lawyer, M.P 1957-1960, 1960-1986 (Retired)

6.Bob Williams,39, Vancouver East, Town Planner and Consultant, City Councillor 1964-1966, B.A-Economics, B.A-City and Regional Planning, 1966-1976 (Retired), 1986-1991 (Retired)

7.Roy Cummings, Vancouver-Little Mountain, 1972-1975 (Defeated)

8.Phyllis Young, Vancouver-Little Mountain, 1972-1975 (Defeated)

9.Jack Radford, Vancouver South, Canadian Labour Congress Field Representative, 1972-1975 (Defeated)

10.Daisy Webster,61, Vancouver South, Retired Teacher, B.A-Home Economics, M.A-Adult Education, 1972-1975 (Retired_

Lower Mainland
11.Gordon Dowding,54, Burnaby-Edmonds, Lawyer, 1956-1975 (Defeated)

12.Eileen Dailly,46, Burnaby North, Former School Teacher, Vancouver School Trustee and Board Chair, 1966-1986 (Retired)

13.James Lorimer,49, Burnaby-Willingdon, Lawyer City Councillor 1966-1968, 1969-1975 (Defeated) 1979-1983 (Defeated)

14.Dave Barrett, Coquitlam, Haney Correctional Services Casework Supervisor/former Social Worker, 1960-1975 (Defeated), 1976-1984 (in Vancouver East), M.P in Esquimalt-Juan de Fuca 1988-1993 (defeated)

15.Carl Liden,43, Delta, Administrator Laborers Medical and Benefit Plan of British Columbia/Former United Fisherman and Allied Workers Union Business Agent, Chair Delta Credit Union, City Councillor 1958-1963, 1972-1975 (Defeated)

16.Dennis Cocke,48, New Westminister, Dominion Life Insurance Company Branch Manager, 1969-1986 (Retired)

17.Colin Gabelmann,28, North Vancouver-Seymour, B.C Fed of Labour Legislative Director, B.A-History and English (was actually 3 credits short of a B.A), 1972-1975 (Defeated) 1979-1996 in North Island and Attorney General 1991-1994

18.Harold Steves,35, Richmond, Teacher and Cattle Farmer, City Councillor 1969-1972, 1977-, BSc-Agriculture,  1972-1975 (Defeated)

Fraser Valley
19.Peter Rolston, Dewdney, United Church Minister, 1972-1975 (Defeated)

20.Ernie Hall, Surrey, Hudson's Bay Company Wholesale Division Manager, Party Provincial Secretary, 1966-1975 (Defeated) 1979-1983 (Defeated)

Southern Vancouver Island
21.James Gorst, Esquimalt, 1965 Federal Liberal Nominee, 1972-1975 (Retired)

22.Robert Strachan,59,  Cowichan-Malahat, Carpenter and Carpenter and Joiners Union President - B.C Branch, 1952-1975 (Retired) 1956-1969 Provincial CCF/NDP Party Leader

Northern Vancouver Island
23.Bob Skelly,29, Alberni, Teacher, 1972-1988 (Retired) Provincial Party Leader 1983-1986, M.P 1988-1993 (Defeated)

24.Karen Sanford,40. Comox, Teacher, 1972-1986 (Defeated)

25.Dave Stupich, Nanaimo, Chartered Accountant, former Chicken Farmer, B.A-Agriculture, M.P 1988-1993, 1966-1969 (Defeated) 1972-1988 (Retired)

Southern Interior
26.Gerald Anderson, Kamloops, Stationary Engineer, 1972-1975 (Defeated)

27.Leo Nimsick,64, Kootenay, Cominco Employee, City Councillor, 1949-1975 (Defeated) (Described by Alan Fotheringham in cabinet as 'portfolio without minister')

28.Lorne Nicolson,36, Nelson-Creston, High School Math and Physics Teacher, 1972-1986

29.Bill King,42, Revelstoke-Slocan, Locomotive Engineer, 1968-1969 (Defeated) 1972-1983 (Defeated)

30.Chris D'Arcy. Rossland-Trail, Publisher of a Union Journal, 1972-1991 (lost NDP nomination)

31.Donald Lewis, Shuswap, Farmer and Egg Marketing Board Director, 1972-1975 (Defeated)

32.William Hartley,56, Yale-Lillooet, Insurance Agent, C.U and C Health Services Director, President North Fraser Co-Operative, Later Founder of a Company that has become The Co-Operators Insurance, 1963-1975 (Defeated)

North, Coast and Centre
33.Frank Calder,57, Atlin, President Nisga'a Tribal Council, 1949-1956, 1960-1979 (Social Credit MLA 1975-1979)

34.Alf Nunweiler, Train Dispatcher, 1972-1975 (Defeated)

35.Don Lockstead,41, Mackenzie, Plant Supervisor, Powell River Mayor 1987?-? 1972-1986 (Defeated)

36.Douglas Kelly,52, Omineca, Owner Stellako Lodge and Logging Company Owner, Former Firefighter and Police Officer, 1972-1975 (Defeated)

37.Graham Lea,38, Prince Rupert, CBC Broadcaster, Former Air Force Mechanic, 1972-1986 (Retired) Independent/United Party/Progressive Conservative Party  MLA 1984-1986

38.Hartley Dent, Skeena, 1972-1975 (Defeated)

My cabinet choices
1.Premier/Federal-Provincial Relations, Dave Barrett
2.Finance, Robert Strachan
3.Economic Development and Trade, Gary Lauk
4.Tourism, Small Business and Culture, Douglas Kelly
5.Labour, Bill King
6.Forests, Graham Lea
7.Energy, Mines and Resources, Bob Williams
8.Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Carl Liden
9.Environment, Lands and Parks, Jack Radford
10.Transportation and Infrastructure, Ernie Hall
11.Government Services and Public Works, William Hartley
12.Human Resources and Housing, Lorne Nicolson
13.Children and Family Development, Norman Levi
14.Education, Eileen Dailly
15.Advanced Education, Training and Technology, Phyllis Young
16.Health, Dennis Cocke
17.Municipal Affairs, Jim Lorimer
18.Aboriginal and Northern Affairs, Frank Calder
19.Attorney General, Alex MacDonald

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A  story on the MLAs

Gary Lauk by Jonathan Baker (Former NPA Vancouver City Councillor)
http://jonathan-baker.blogspot.ca/2012/12/politics-art-of-impossible.html

"I met Lauk, not to long after he had been made Minister of Trade and Commerce.  He had just suggested that the government would nationalize the telephone company.  I tactfully volunteered that his remarks had tanked the price of BC TELS's stock.  Since a lot of the union pension funds were invested in the BC Tel, I asked him what he would do to his enemies if this was how he treated his friends.

He replied, “You have got to realize that we are a socialist government.  We are not a bunch of U.S. Democrats.  We are socialists, and yes, we will nationalize the phone company.  The banks are next.”
(My note: The NDP didn't nationalize either, except for a few bankrupt businesses that they wanted to save (which were privatized under Social Credit under BCRIC, whose shares are now worthless) and a housing corporation that they bought to build subsidized housing - which Social Credit later sold at a huge profit), the NDP actually didn't nationalize much of anything, unless you count ICBC.)

Lauk remained in opposition after the NDP’s loss in 1975. He ultimately gave up his seat to Mike Harcourt.  I got to know him well after that.  He was a terrific litigator.  We would frequently meet for lunch with the same group of lawyers.  

Fast forward to the Glen Clark administration  
 Young Premier Glen Clark had just announced his intention to levy a significant tax  on houses.  The real estate industry writhed and gagged.  The housing market was finished – forever. (My note: hardly 'forever' it turns out)  As I reflected on galaxies in collision, I saw Lauk coming out of a Court Room.  I walked over to him and said, “Well my socialist friend.  What do you think of your Premier's new tax?”

Lauk, who owned a nice place in West Vancouver, glared and said, “Those F***ing Communists!”

[Sumner 1868]

A  story on the MLAs

Gary Lauk by Jonathan Baker (Former NPA Vancouver City Councillor)
http://jonathan-baker.blogspot.ca/2012/12/politics-art-of-impossible.html

"I met Lauk, not to long after he had been made Minister of Trade and Commerce.  He had just suggested that the government would nationalize the telephone company.  I tactfully volunteered that his remarks had tanked the price of BC TELS's stock.  Since a lot of the union pension funds were invested in the BC Tel, I asked him what he would do to his enemies if this was how he treated his friends.

He replied, “You have got to realize that we are a socialist government.  We are not a bunch of U.S. Democrats.  We are socialists, and yes, we will nationalize the phone company.  The banks are next.”
(My note: The NDP didn't nationalize either, except for a few bankrupt businesses that they wanted to save (which were privatized under Social Credit under BCRIC, whose shares are now worthless) and a housing corporation that they bought to build subsidized housing - which Social Credit later sold at a huge profit), the NDP actually didn't nationalize much of anything, unless you count ICBC.)

Lauk remained in opposition after the NDP’s loss in 1975. He ultimately gave up his seat to Mike Harcourt.  I got to know him well after that.  He was a terrific litigator.  We would frequently meet for lunch with the same group of lawyers.  

Fast forward to the Glen Clark administration  
 Young Premier Glen Clark had just announced his intention to levy a significant tax  on houses.  The real estate industry writhed and gagged.  The housing market was finished – forever. (My note: hardly 'forever' it turns out)  As I reflected on galaxies in collision, I saw Lauk coming out of a Court Room.  I walked over to him and said, “Well my socialist friend.  What do you think of your Premier's new tax?”

Lauk, who owned a nice place in West Vancouver, glared and said, “Those F***ing Communists!”

This explains quite a lot about BC politics.

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1991 Mike Harcourt British Columbia Government
Ages are those in 1991

Vancouver
1.Mike Harcourt,48, Vancouver-Mount Pleasant, Lawyer, City Councillor 1973-1980, Mayor 1980-1986, 1986-1996 (Retired)

2.Emery Barnes,59, Vancouver-Burrard, Social Worker, former B.C Lions Football Player, B.Sc, BSW, 1972-1996 (Retired)

3.Bernie Simpson, Vancouver-Fairview, Personal Injury Lawyer and Firm Owner, 1991-1996 (Retired)

4.Tom Perry,40, Vancouver-Little Mountain, Physician and Medical Researcher/Medical Professor?, 1989-1996 (Retired)

5.Darlene Marzari,45, Vancouver-Point Grey, Toy Store Co-Owner (Kaboodles), VanCity Credit Union Director, City Councillor, 1986-1996 (Retired)

6.Glen Clark,33, Vancouver-Kingsway,  Former Ironworkers Union Organizer, B.A-, M.A-Community and Regional Planning, 1986-2001 (Retired)

7.Joy MacPhail, Vancouver-Hastings, B.C Federation of Labour President Assistant, B.A-Economics, B.A-Labour Studies, 1991-2005 (Retired)

8.Ujjal Dosanjh,44, Vancouver-Kensington, Family and Personal Injury Lawyer and Firm Owner, B.A-Political Science, 1991-2001 (Defeated) Liberal M.P 2004-2011 (Defeated)

Lower Mainland
9.Fred Randall,60, Burnaby-Edmonds, Operating Engineers Union Local CEO, City Councillor 1976-1981 1987-1990, 1991-2001 (Retired)

10.Barry Jones, Burnaby North, High School Math and Chemistry Teacher/Union Local Executive, School Trustee, 1986-1996  (Retired)

11.Joan Sawicki,46, Land Use Consultant and Firm Partner, City Councillor 1987-1990, B-Ed, B.A-History and Geography, 1991-2001 (Retired)

12.John Cashore,56, Coquiltam-Maillardville, United Church Minister, B.A-, M-Divinity, 1986-2001 (Retired)

13.Norm Lortie, Delta North, Canada Packers Division Manager, City Councillor 1979-1987, 1991-1996 (Defeated)

14.Anita Hagen, 60, New Westminster, Administrator/Former Teacher, School Trustee, 1986-1996 (Retired)

15.Dave Schreck, North Vancouver-Lonsdale, Health Economics Consultant and Hospital Employees Union Executive, Former General Manager C U and C Health Services, PhD- Economics, 1991-1996 (Defeated)

16.Mike Farnworth,32, Port Coquitlam, M.P Executive Assistant, Former Geological Survey Assistant in Australia, B.A-Geography, City Counillor 1983-1990, 1991-2001 (Defeated) 2005-

17.Barbara Copping,47, Port Moody-Burnaby Mountain, Family Physician, School Trustee, 1991-1996 (Retired)

Fraser Valley
18.Bill Hartley,46, Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows, Restaurant Owner, Former M.P Constituency Assistant, Maple Ridge City Councillor 1983-1987, Maple Ridge Mayor 1987-1990, B.A-,  1991-2001 (Defeated)

19.Dennis Streifel,46, Mission-Kent, United Food and Commercial Workers Business Agent, 1991-2001 (Retired)

20.Sue Hammell, Surrey-Green Timbers, High School Teacher, Former Mayor Assistant, B-Ed, 1991-2001 (Defeated) 2005-

21.Penny Priddy,47, Surrey Newton, Human Resources Instructor, Former CEO Nova Scotia Association for Community Living, Former Registered Nurse, School Trustee 1986-1990, 1991-2001 (Retired), City Counillor, M.P 2006-2011 (Retired) (Penny Priddy is the only woman in Surrey to have been a school trustee, a city councillor, an MLA and an M.P)

22.Joan Smallwood,41, Surrey-Whalley, Langley Family Services Researcher, 1986-2001 (Defeated)

Southern Vancouver Island
23.Moe Sihota, 36, Esquimalt-Metchosin, Family Law Lawyer, Former Social Worker, BSW, City Councillor 1984-1986, 1986-2001 (Retired)

24.Rick Kasper, Malahat-Juan de Fuca, Self Employed Bricklayer and Stone Mason, Regional District Director 1981-1990, 1991-2001 (Independent MLA 2000-2001)

25.Elizabeth Cull,39, Oak Bay-Gordon Head, Provincial Government Community Planner, Greater Victoria School Trustee and Board Chair, 1989-1996 (Defeated)

26.Andrew Petter,38, Saanich South, Constitutional Law Professor, 1991-2001 (Retired)  Now President of Simon Fraser University

27.Gretchen Brewin,53, Victoria-Beacon Hill, City Councillor 1979-1985, Mayor 1985-1990, 1991-2001 (Retired)

28.Robin Blencoe,43, Victoria-Hillside, Geographer, City Councillor, 1983-1996 (Independent 1994-1996)

Northern Vancouver Island
29.Gerard Janssen,45, Alberni,  Jewelery Store Owner/Watchmaker, Alberni Chamber of Commerce President, 1988-2001 (Defeated)

30.Margaret Lord, Comox Valley, Diagnostic Lab Manager, 1991-1996 (Retired)

31.Jan Pullinger,44, Cowichan-Ladysmith, Party Researcher, B.A-Canadian Studies, 1989-2001 (Retired)

32.Dale Lovick,47, Nanaimo, English Instructor and Department Head, Canadian Studies Instructor,  B.A and M.A-English, M.A-Canadian Studies, 1986-2001 (Retired)

33.Colin Gabelmann,47, North Island, B.C Federation of Labour Legislative Director, 1972-1975 in North Vancouver-Seymour (Defeated), 1979-1996

34.Len Krog,38, Parksville-Qualicum, Family and Estate Lawyer, President North Island Cooperative, B.A-History, 1991-1996 (Defeated) 2005- (in Nanaimo)

Southern Interior
35.Jim Doyle, 48, Columbia River-Revelstoke, CP Rail Signal Maintainer, Golden City Councillor 1976-1981, Mayor 1981-1990, 1991-2001 (Defeated) Golden Mayor 2002-2008 Joined B.C Liberal Party in 2007

36.Art Charbonneau,51, Kamloops, Civil Engineer and Consultant, Self Employed Software Developer, B.Sc-Civil Engineering M.A-, 1991-1996 (Retired)

37.Fred Jackson, Kamloops-North Thompson, Train Conductor, 1991-1996 (Defeated)

38.Anne Edwards,56, Kootenay, English Instructor/former Journalist, 1986-1996 (Retired)

39.Corky Evans,43, Nelson-Creston, Logger, Regional District Director 1987-1990, 1991-2001 (Defeated) 2005-2009

40.Bill Barlee,59, Okanagan-Boundary, Local Historian - T.V Show Host and Author/Publisher "Canada West" Magazine, Partner Old Cascade Mining Company, Former High School Art and P.E Teacher, 1988-1996 (Defeated), 2000 Federal Liberal Nominee

41.Jim Beattie, Okanagan-Penticton, Tree Fruit Farmer, Former Provincial Ministry of Agriculture Civil Servant, School Trustee, 1991-1996 (Defeated)

42.Ed Conroy,45, Rossland-Trail, Towboat Operator/Cattle Breeder, School Trustee, B.A-Political Science and Philosophy, 1991-2001 (Defeated)

43.Shannon O'Neill, M.P Assistant, 1991-1996 (Retired)

44.Harry Lali,35, Yale-Lillooet, Employment Counsellor, Sporting Goods Store Co-Owner, City Councillor 1988-1990, B.A-History and South Asian Area Studies 1991-2001 (Retired) 2005-2013 (Defeated)

North, Coast and Centre
45.Jackie Pement,45. Bulkley Valley-Stikine, Lifeskills Instructor and Department Coordinator, Former M.P Constituency Assistant, School Trustee 1991-1996 (Later Joined B.C Liberals)

46.Frank Garden, Cariboo North, Labour Relations Supervisor/Deli Owner, Former Pulp and Paperworkers Union Local President, City Councillor, 1991-1996 (Defeated)

47.Dave Zirnhelt, Cariboo South, Cattle Rancher and Horse Logger, Regional District Director 1974-1977, School Trustee 1987-19889, B.A and M.A- Political Science and Public Administration (Resource Management) 1989-2001 (Defeated)

48.Dan Miller,47, North Coast, Millwright Mechanic and Union Official, Prince Rupert City Councillor, 1986-2001 (Retired)

49.Lois Boone,44, Prince George-Mount Robson, Provincial Government Administrative Assistant, Former Teacher, School Trustee 1982-1986, 1986-2001 (Retired)

50.Paul Ramsey, Prince George North, English Instructor and Union President, B.A and M.A-English, 1991-2001 (Retired)

51.Helmut Giesbrecht, Skeena, Teachers Union Local President, former High School Guidance Counsellor, Credit Union Director, Terrace City Councilor 1976-1981, Mayor 1981-1985, 1991-2001 (Defeated)

My cabinet choices
1.Premier, Mike Harcourt
2.Finance, Bernie Simpson
3.Economic Development and Trade, Gretchen Brewin
4.Tourism, Small Business and Culture, Bill Barlee
5.Labour and Immigration/Multiculturalism/Federal-Provincial Relations, Moe Sihota
6.Forests/Northern Affairs Dan Miller
7.Agriculture, Fisheries and Food/Rural Affairs, Corky Evans
8.Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources, Art Charbonneau
9.Environment, Lands and Parks, Barbara Copping
10.Transportation and Infrastructure, Dave Zirnhelt
11.Government Services and Public Works, Bill Hartley
12.Human Resources and Housing, Elizabeth Cull
13.Children and Family Development, Penny Priddy
14.Education, Paul Ramsey
15.Advanced Education, Training and Technology, Dave Schreck
16.Health, Joy MacPhail
17.Municipal Affairs, Darlene Marzari
18.Women's Equality, Lois Boone
19.Aboriginal Affairs, Colin Gabellman
20.Solicitor General and Public Safety, Ujjal Dosanjh
21.Attorney General, Andrew Petter

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1996 B.C NDP Glen Clark Government
28 reelected MLAs, 11 New MLAs

Vancouver
1.Tim Stevenson, Vancouver-Burrard, United Church Minister, Comparative Religions Instructor, B.A- M-A-Spirituality, M-Divinity, 1996-2001 (Defeated), Vancouver City Councillor 2002-

2.Ian Waddell,54, Vancouver-Fraserview, Vancouver Harbour Commissioner, Former Criminal Lawyer and City Prosecutor, B.A- History, M-International Law, Teaching Diploma, M.P 1979-1993, 1996-2001 (Defeated)

3.Joy MacPhail, Vancouver-Hastings, B.C Federation of Labour President Assistant, B.A-Economics, B.A-Labour Studies, 1991-2005 (Retired)

4.Ujjal Dosanjh,49, Vancouver-Kensington, Family and Personal Injury Lawyer and Firm Owner, B.A-Political Science, 1991-2001 (Defeated), Liberal M.P 2004-2011 (Defeated)

5.Glen Clark,37, Vancouver-Kingsway, Ironworker's Union Organizer, B.A-, M.A-Community and Regional Planning, 1986-2001 (Retired)

6.Jenny Kwan,29, Vancouver-Mount Pleasant, Community Legal Advocate, Former Actress, B.A-Criminology, City Councillor 1993-1996, 1996-

Lower Mainland
7.Fred Randall,65, Burnaby-Edmonds, Operating Engineer's Union Local CEO, City Councillor 1976-1981 1987-1990, 1991-2001 (Retired)

8.Pietro Calendino, Burnaby North, High School French, Spanish and Math Teacher, B.A (Hons)- M.A- Languages, Teaching Diploma, School Trustee 1987-1996, 1996-2001 (Defeated) City Councillor 2002-

9.Joan Sawicki, Burnaby-Willingdon, Land Use Consultant and Firm Partner, B-Ed, B.A-History and Geography, City Councillor 1987-1990, 1991-2001 (Retired)

10.John Cashore,61, Coquitlam-Maillardville, United Church Minister, 1986-2001

11.Graeme Bowbrick,30, New Westminster, Community Legal Services Society Poverty Lawyer, B.A-Political Science and History, 1996-2001 (Defeated)

12.Mike Farnworth,37, Port Coquitlam, M.P Executive Assistant, Former Geological Survey Assistant in Australia, B.A-Geography, City Councillor 1983-1990, 1991-2001 (Defeated), 2005-

Fraser Valley
13.Bill Hartley,51, Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows, Restaurant Owner, Former M.P Constituency Assistant, B.A-, Maple Ridge City Councillor 1983-1987, Mayor 1987-1990, 1991-2001 (Defeated)

14.Dennis Streifel,51, Mission-Kent, United Food and Commercial Workers Business Agent, 1991-2001 (Retired)

15.Sue Hammell, Surrey-Green Timbers, High School Teacher, Former Mayor Executive Assistant, B-Ed, 1991-2001 (Defeated) 2005-

16.Penny Priddy,52, Surrey-Newton, Human Resources Instructor, Former CEO Nova Scotia Association for Community Living, Former Registered Nurse, School Trustee 1986-1990, MLA 1991-2001, City Councillor, M.P 2006-2011 (Retired)

17.Joan Smallwood,46, Surrey-Whalley, Langley Family Services Researcher, 1986-2001 (Defeated)

Southern Vancouver Island
18.Moe Sihota,41, Esquimalt-Metchosin, Family Law Lawyer, Former Social Worker, BSW, City Councillor 1984-1986, 1986-2001 (Retired)

19.Rick Kasper, Malahat-Juan de Fuca, Self Employed Bricklayer and Stone Mason, Regional District Director 1981-1990, 1991-2001 (Independent 2000-2001)

20.Andew Petter,43, Saanich South, Constitutional Law Professor, 1991-2001 (Retired)

21.Gretchen Brewin,58, Victoria-Beacon Hill, B.A-Political Science, City Councillor 1979-1985, Mayor 1985-1990, 1991-2001 (Retired)

22.Steve Orcherton, Victoria-Hillside, Victoria Labour Council Secretary-Treasurer, Vice President Victoria Labour Council Credit Union, Certified Cook, 1996-2001 (Defeated)

Northern Vancouver Island
23.Gerard Janssen,50, Alberni, Jewelery Store Owner and Watchmaker, Alberni Chamber of Commerce President, 1988-2001 (Defeated)

24.Evelyn Gillespie, Comox Valley, Comox Valley Community Health Council Secretary, Campground Owner, B.A-Recreational Education, 1996-2001 (Defeated)

25.Jan Pullinger,49, Cowichan-Ladysmith, Party Researcher, B.A-Canadian Studies, 1989-2001 (Retired)

26.Dale Lovick,52, Nanaimo, English Instructor and Department Head, Canadian Studies Instructor, B.A and M.A-English, M.A-Canadian Studies, 1986-2001

27.Glenn Robertson, North Island, Forest Worker, IWA Local Trustee, 1996-2001 (Defeated)

Southern Interior
28.Jim Doyle,53, Columbia River-Revelstoke, C.P Rail Signal Maintainer,  Golden City Councillor 1976-1981, Mayor 1981-1990,  1991-2001 (Defeated) Mayor 2002-2008, Joined B.C Liberals in 2007

29.Cathy McGregor, Kamloops, Elementary School Teacher and Librarian, British Columbia Teacher's Federation Negotiation Team Member, B-Education, 1996-2001 (Defeated)

30.Erda Walsh, Kootenay, Paramedic and Union Regional Vice President, Small Business Owner, Cranbrook City Councillor, 1996-2001 (Defeated)

31.Corky Evans,48, Nelson-Creston, Logger, Regional District Director 1986-1991, 1991-2001 (Defeated) 2005-2009 (Retired)

32.Ed Conroy,50, Rossland-Trail, Towboat Operator/Cattle Breeder, B.A-Political Science and Philosophy, School Trustee, 1991-2001 (Defeated)

33.Harry Lali,40, Yale-Lillooet, Employment Counsellor and Sporting Goods Store Co-Owner, B.A-History and South Asian Studies, Merritt City Councillor 1988-1990, 1991-2001 (Retired) 2005-2013 (Defeated)

North, Coast and Centre
34.Bill Goodacre, Bulkley Valley-Stikine, SuperValu Stores Owner (2 Stores), B.A-Economics, Smithers Town Councillor 1990-1996, 1996-2001 (Defeated), Smithers Town Councillor 2005-

35.Dave Zirnhelt, Cariboo South, Cattle Rancher and Horse Logger, Regional District Director 1974-1977, School Trustee 1987-1989, B.A and M.A-Political Science and Public Adminstration (Resource Management), 1989-2001 (Defeated)

36.Dan Miller,52, North Coast, Millwright Mechanic and Union Official, Prince Rupert City Councillor, 1986-2001 (Retired)

37.Lois Boone,49, Prince George-Mount Robson, Provincial Government Administrative Assistant, Former Teacher, School Trustee 1982-1986, 1986-2001 (Retired)

38.Paul Ramsey, Prince George North, English Instructor and Union President, B.A and M.A-English, 1991-2001 (Retired)

39.Helmut Giesbrecht, Skeena, Teacher's Union Local President, Former High School Guidance Counsellor, Credit Union Director, Terrace City Councillor 1976-1981, Mayor 1981-1985, 1991-2001 (Defeated)

Caucus Addition
40.Gordon Wilson,47, Powell River-Sunshine Coast, Resource Economics and Economic Geography Instructor, Faculty Association President, Former Pig Farmer, B.Sc-, M.Sc-Resource Economics, Regional District Director, 1991-2001, NDP 1999-2001 (Defeated)

My Cabinet Choices
1.Premier Glen Clark (under protest!)
2.Finance, Joy MacPhail
3.Economic Development and Trade, Gretchen Brewin
4.Tourism, Small Business and Culture, Gerard Janssen
5.Labour, Erda Walsh
6.Forests, Dan Miller
7.Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources, Dave Zirnhelt
8.Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Rural Affairs, Corky Evans
9.Environment, Lands and Parks, Moe Sihota
10.Transportation and Infrastructure, Bill Hartley
11.Government Services and Public Works, Cathy McGregor
12.Human Resources and Housing, Lois Boone
13.Children and Family Development, Penny Priddy
14.Education, Paul Ramsey
15.Advanced Education, Training and Technology, Federal-Provincial Relations, Andrew Petter
16.Health, Mike Farnworth
17.Women's Equality, Sue Hammell
18.Municipal Affairs, Jim Doyle
19.Aboriginal Affairs, Ian Waddell
20.Solicitor General and Public Safety, Graeme Bowbrick
21.Attorney General, Ujjal Dosanjh

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1944 Saskatchewan Tommy Douglas government.  One woman. The CCF won 47 of 52 seats.

Northwest
1.Isidore Nollet,46, Cut Knife, Rancher, Reeve of Hillsdale, 1944-1967 (Retired)

2.Herschell Howell,32, Meadow Lake, School Principal, 1944-1948 (Defeated)

3.Dmytro Lazorko,36, Redberry, Auto Mechanic, School Secretary, Former Farmer, Co-Operative Director, Town Councillor, 1944-1948 (Defeated)

4.Albert Sterling, Shellbrooke, 1944-1945 (Died)

5.Alex Connon,53, The Battlefords, CNR Conductor, 1944-1948 (Defeated)

6.Robert Wooff,44, Turtleford, Farmer, 1944-1948 (Defeated) 1952-1956 (Defeated) 1960-1961 (Election overturned) 1964-1971 (Retired)

Northeast
7.Leslie Lee,48, Cumberland, Farmer, 1944-1948 (Retired)

8.Ben Putnam,58, Humboldt, Farmer, 1944-1948 (Defeated)

9.Peter Howe,56, Kelvington, Farmer, Former School Trustee 1917-1931, 1938-1960 (Retired)

10.William Boyle,57, Kinistino, Reeve of  Invergordon, 1944-1948 (Defeated)

11.Oakland Valleau, Melfort, Farmer, 1938-1948 (Defeated)

12.Lachlan McIntosh,47, Prince Albert, Farmer, South Qu'Appelle Town Councillor, 1944-1962 (Died)

13.John Brockelbank,47, Tisdale, Farmer, 1938-1967 (Retired)

14.John Harris,41, Torch River, Co-operative Store Manager/Teacher, 1944-1948 (Retired)

West Central
15.Woodrow Lloyd,31, Biggar, School Principal and President Saskatchewan Teacher's Federation, 1944-1971 (Retired)

16.James Aitken,63, ,Hanley, Farmer, 1944-1948 (Retired)

17.John Wellbelove,66, Kerrobert-Kindersley, Farmer and United Farmers of Canada Executive, Town Councillor and School Trustee, 1944-1956 (Retired)

18.John Douglas,52, Rosetown, Farmer and Party Provincial Organizer, 1944-1960 (Retired)

19.James Darling,53, Watrous, Farmer, Town Councillor and School Trustee, 1944-1960 (Retired)

20.Hans Hansen,40, Wilkie, Farmer and Provincial CCF Provincial Council Member, 1944-1948 (Defeated)

East Central
21.Myron Feeley,59, Canora, Farmer, School Trustee, 1938-1948 (Retired)

22.Jacob Benson,52, Last Mountain, Farmer, Progressive Party MLA 1929-1934, 1938-1952, Independent 1950-1952

23.William Arthurs,56, Melville, Train Conductor, 1944-1948 (Defeated)

24.Daniel Daniels,36, Pelly, Farmer/Merchant/Teacher, 1944-1948 (Defeated) Mayor of Pelly 1952-1958

25.Joseph Phelps,45, Saltcoats, Farmer, 1938-1948 (Defeated) President Saskatchewan Farmers Union 1949-1954

26.Tom Johnston,63, Touchwood, Farmer, 1938-1956 (Retired)

27.George Williams,50, Wadena, Farmer and Former President United Farmers of Canada, 1944-1945 (Died)

28.Arthur Swallow,51, Yorkton, Farmer and Massey Ferguson Farm Implement Dealership Franchise Owner, Hardware Store Owner, 1944-1956 (Retired)

South West
29.Maurice Willis,44, Elrose, High School Principal and Teacher's Union Local President, 1944-1960 (Retired)

30.Henry Houze,64, Gravelboug, Veterinarian/Farmer and Cattle Rancher, 1944-1948 (Defeated)

31.Alvin Murray,49. Gull Lake, Farmer, 1944-1949 (Died)

32.Sidney Spidell.44, Morse, High School Principal, 1944-1945 (Resigned) (The original Joe Cimino)

33.Beatrice Trew,47, Maple Creek, CCF National Council Member, Former Teacher, 1944-1948 (Defeated) Grandmother of NDP MLA Kim Trew

34.Niles Buchanan,35, Notukeu-Willow Bunch, Teacher, 1944-1956 (Resigned)

35.Harry Gibbs,51, Swift Current, Boilermaker, City Councillor, 1944-1956 (Retired)

Southeast
36.Allan Brown,27, Bengough, Farmer Co-operative Chair and Credit Union Director, 1944-1960 (Retired)

37.William Thair,57, Lumsden, Farmer, School Trustee, 1944-1956 (Retired)

38.Frank Malcolm,51, Milestone, Farmer/Plumber/Probation Officer/Minister, 1944-1948 (Retired)

39.Warden Burgess,45, Qu'Appelle-Wolseley, Farmer and President Cooperative Trust Company, 1944-1948 (Defeated)

40.Charles Cuming,44, Souris-Estevan, Farmer,  United Farmers of Canada Provincial Director, School Trustee, 1944-1948 (Defeated)

41.Tommy Douglas,40, Weyburn, Baptist Minister, Former Amateur Boxer, M.P 1935-1944, 1944-1961 (Resigned), M.P 1961-1979

Urban
42.John Corman,60, Moose Jaw City, Lawyer, Mayor of Moose Jaw 1939-1944, 1944-1956 (Retired)

43.Dempster Heming,59, Moose Jaw City, Railway Worker, City Councillor 1937-1947, 1944-1960 (Retired)

44.John Sturdy,51, Saskatoon City,  School Principal and Executive Saskatchewan Teachers Federation, 1944-1960 (Retired)

45.Arthur Stone,47, Saskatoon City, Railroad Machinists Union President, President State Hospital and Medical League, 1944-1964 (Retired)

46.Clarence Fines,39, Regina City, School Principal and President Regina Teachers Association, City Councillor 1934-1939 1942-1944, 1944-1960 (Retired)

47.Charles Williams,48, Regina City, Former Railway Station Agent, City Councillor 1937-1939, Mayor of Regina 1942-1944, 1944-1964 (Retired) City Councillor 1965-1973

Byelection Winners
1.Guy Van Eaton,67, Shellbrook, Farmer, 1945-1948 (Defeated)

2.Fred Dewhurst,34, Wadena, Farmer, 1945-1975 (Retired)

3.James Gibson,58, Morse, School Board Secretary-Treasurer, Moose Jaw Co-Operative Director, Town Councillor and School Trustee, 1946-1960 (Retired)

Original Cabinet (most ministers back then remained in one post for years)
1.Premier/Health, Tommy Douglas 1944-1961
2.Provincial Treasurer/Deputy Premier, Clarence Fines, 1944-1960
3.Labour, Charles Williams, 1944-1964
4.Natural Resources and Industrial Development, Joseph Phelps, 1944-1948
5.Agriculture, George Williams, 1944-1945
6.Reconstruction and Rehabilition, John Sturdy 1944-1948
7.Highways and Transportation, John Douglas 1944-1960
8.Municipal Affairs, John Brockelbank, 1944-1948
9.Social Welfare/Provincial Secretary, Oakland Valleau, 1944-1948
10.Public Works, Lachlan McIntosh, 1944-1945
11.Education, Woodrow Lloyd, 1944-1960
12.Attorney General, John Corman 1944-1956

Replacement
Agriculture, Lachlan McIntosh, 1945 -1946
Agriculture, Isidore Nollet, 1946-1964

Speaker, Tom Johnston 1944-1956
Chief Whip, Peter Howe 1944-1960

In the 1948 election, the CCF lost 16 seats but retained the government with 31 of 52 seats.

CCF MLAs
24 reelected in 1948
14 defeated in 1948
5 retired in 1948
2 died in office between 1944-1948
1 resigned between 1944-1948
1 (but was not reelected)

3 byelection winners 1944-1948
2 reelected in 1948
1 defeated in 1948

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1952 Saskatchewan CCF Government.  
The CCF rebounded in the 1952 election winning 42 of the 53 seats. There were 18 members in the caucus who weren't elected in 1944. Still only one woman.

Northwest
1.Isidore Nollet,54, Cut Knife,Rancher, Reeve of Hillsdale, 1944-1967 (Retired)

2.Dmyrto Zipchen,47, Redberry, Farmer and Farm Implement Dealership Owner, Auctioneer, Co-operative Director, Credit Union Director, Reeve of Redberry, 1952-1956 (Defeated)

3.Louis Larson,60, Shellbrook, Farmer and Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Agent, 1948-1955 (Died)

4.Eiling Kramer,38, The Battlefords, Cattle Rancher, Auctioneer, Saskatchewan's Farmer Union Vice President, 1952-1980 (Retired)

5.Robert Wooff,52 Turtleford, Farmer, 1944-1948 (Defeated) 1952-1956 (Defeated) 1960-1961 (Election Overturned) 1964-1971 (Retired)

Northeast
6.William Berezowsky,48, Cumberland, Staff Training Superintendent Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources, Former Rural Municipality Secretary-Treasurer, Former Farmer and Prospector, President Meath Park Board of Trade 1952-1971, 1972 Federal NDP Nominee in Prince Albert versus John Diefenbaker

7.Joseph Burton,60, Humboldt, Farmer, Knights of Columbus Grand Knight, M.P 1943-1949, 1938-1943 1952-1956 (Defeated)

8.Peter Howe,64, Kelvington, Farmer, Former School Trustee 1917-1931, 1938-1960 (Retired)

9.Henry Begrand, Kinistino, Garage Owner and Mechanic, International Harvester Farm Implement Franchise Dealership Owner, Reeve of St. Louis, Separate School Board Chair, 1952-1959 (Died)

10.Clarence Willis,45, Melfort-Tisdale, School Teacher and Farmer, President Melfort Agricultural Society, School Trustee, 1952-1970 (Resigned)

11.Lachlan McIntosh, Prince Albert, Farmer, South Qu'Appelle Town Councillor, 1944-1962 (Died)

12.John Brockelbank,55, Kelsey, Farmer, 1938-1967 (Retired)

West Central
13.Woodrow Lloyd,39, Biggar, School Principal and President Saskatchewan Teachers Federation, 1944-1971 (Retired)

14.Robert Walker,36, Hanley, Lawyer, 1948-1967 (Defeated)

15.John Wellbelove,74, Kerrobert-Kindersley, Farmer and United Farmers of Canada Executive, Town Councillor, School Trustee, 1944-1956 (Retired)

16.John Douglas,60, Rosetown, Farmer and Party Provincial Organizer, 1944-1960 (Retired)

17.James Darling,61, Watrous, Farmer, Town Councillor and School Trustee, 1944-1960 (Retired)

East Central
18.Alex Kuziak,44, Canora, Real Estate and Insurance Business Owner, Partner Canora Electric and Heating, Former Rural Municipality Secretary-Treasurer, Former Teacher, School Board Chair, 1948-1964 (Defeated)

19.Russell Brown,41, Last Mountain, Saskatchewan CCF General Secretary, Former Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Field Representative, Former Government Auditor, 1952-1964 (Defeated) 1971-1971 (Died), Estevan City Councillor 196?-1971

20.A. Percy Brown,40, Melville, Photography Business Co-Owner, Boxing Coach, Former Hotel Manager, Former Canadian Welterweight Boxing Champion, 1952-1956 (Defeated)

21.Arnold Feusi,40, Pelly, Saskatchewan Ministry of Natural Resources Civil Servant, Former Teacher, School Trustee, 1952-1956 (Defeated)

22.Arthur Swallow,59, Yorkton, Farmer and Massey-Ferguson Farm Implement Dealership Franchise Owner, Hardware Store Owner. 1944-1956 (Retired)

23.Tom Johnston,71, Touchwood, Farmer, 1938-1956 (Retired)

24.Fred Dewhurst,41, Wadena, Farmer, 1945-1975 (Retired)

25.Maurice Willis,52, Elrose, High School Principal and Teachers Union Local President, 1944-1960 (Retired)

26.Edward Walker, Gravelbourg, 1951-1956 (Defeated)

27.James Gibson,64 Morse, School Board Secretary-Treasurer, Moose Jaw Co-op Director, Greater Moose Jaw School Trustee and Caron Town Councillor, 1946-1960 (Retired)

28.Niles Buchanan,43, Notukeu-Willow Bunch, Teacher, 1944-1956 (Resigned)

29.Harry Biggs,59, Swift Current, Boilermaker, City Councillor, 1944-1956 (Retired)

30.Thomas Bentley,61, Shaunavon, Farmer and Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Employee, 1949-1960 (Retired)

Southeast
31.Allan Brown,35, Bengough, Farmer, Co-operative Chair and Credit Union Director, 1944-1960 (Retired)

32.William Thair,65, Lumsden, Farmer, School Trustee, 1944-1956 (Retired)

33.Walter Erb,43, Milestone, Music Teacher and Luther College Dean of Boys, 1948-1964, Liberal MLA 1962-1964

34.William Wahl,50, Qu'Appelle-Wolseley, Farm Implement Dealership Owner, School Trustee,  Mayor of Glenavon, School Trustee, 1952-1956 (Defeated)

35.Thomas Douglas, 48, Weyburn, Baptist Minister, Former Amateur Boxer, M.P 1935-1944 1961-1979, 1944-1961 (Resigned)

Urban
36.John Corman,68, Moose Jaw City, Lawyer, Moose Jaw Mayor 1939-1944, 1944-1956 (Retired)

37.Dempster Heming,67, Moose Jaw City, Railway Employee, City Councillor 1937-1947, 1944-1960 (Retired)

38.Arthur Stone, 55, Saskatoon City, Railroad Machinists Union Activist, President State Hospital and Medical League, 1944-1964 (Retired)

39.John Sturdy,59, Saskatoon City, School Principal and Executive Saskatchewan Teachers Federation, 1944-1960 (Retired)

40.Charles Williams,56, Regina City, Former Railway Station Agent, City Councillor 1937-1939, Mayor 1942-1944, 1944-1964, City Councillor 1965-1973

41.Clarence Fines,47, Regina City, School Principal and Saskatchewan Teachers Federation Regina Local President, City Councillor 1934-1939 1942-1944, 1944-1960 (Retired)

42.Marjorie Cooper,50, Regina City, Former President Regina Council of Women, Former President Regina YWCA, Former Teacher, 1952-1967 (Retired)

1952 Cabinet
1.Premier/Co-operation and Co-Operative Development, Thomas Douglas, 1944-1961
2.Provincial Treasurer/Deputy Premier, Clarence Fines, 1944-1960
3.Labour, Charles Williams, 1944-1964
4.Agriculture, Isidore Nollet, 1946-1964
5.Natural Resources, John Brockelbank, 1948-1956
6.Highways and Transportation, John Douglas, 1944-1960
7.Public Works, James Darling, 1948-1956
8.Telephones???, Alex Kuziak, 1952-1956
9.Provincial Secretary, Joseph Burton, 1952-1956
10.Municipal Affairs, Lachlan McIntosh, 1948-1961
11.Education Woodrow Lloyd, 1944-1960
12.Health, Thomas Bentley, 1949-1956
12.Social Welfare and Rehabilitation, John Sturdy, 1948-1956
14 Attorney General, John Corman, 1944-1956

Speaker, Tom Johnston 1944-1956
Deputy Speaker, John Wellbelove, 1946-1956
Chief Whip, Peter Howe 1944-1960

In the 1956 election, the CCF has a net loss of 6 seats as the Social Credit Party returned to the legislature but retained government with 36 of 53 seats.

CCF MLAs
27 reelected in 1956
7 defeated in 1956
6 retired in 1956
1 resigned between 1952-1956
1 died between 1952-1956

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1960 Saskatchewan CCF-NDP.  

In 1961-1962 the Federal CCF changed their name to the CCF-NDP, then shortly after, just NDP, as the party officially merged with the, I believe, Canadian Labour Congress.
I'm not sure if the Saskatchewan CCF also adopted the name 'CCF-NDP'

In 1961 Party Leader and Premier Thomas (Tommy) Douglas resigned to become Federal NDP leader, easily defeating Saskatchewan M.P Hazen Argue.  

Longtime Education Minister turned Finance Minister and Deputy Premier after the retirement of Clarence Fines, Woodrow Lloyd, won the leadership and became Premier, defeating 1960 elected MLA and Minister of Co-Operation and Co-Operative Development Olaf Turnbull by a 2-1 margin.

The Saskatchewan CCF won 37 of 54 seats with 40.8% (a net gain of one seat with a drop of nearly 5% from 1956) of the vote in a four way race in 1960.

The NDP narrowly lost the 1964 Saskatchewan election largely on the basis of the Saskatchewan Medical Association lead backlash to the introduction of medicare.

The CCF elected two women, a 100% increase!

Northwest
1.Isidore Nollet,62, Cut Knife, Rancher, Reeve of Hillsdale, 1944-1967 (Retired)

2.Demitro Michayluk,49, Redberry, School Teacher, President Krydor Board of Trade, Krydor Town Councillor, 1960-1975 (Retired)

3.John Thiessen,54, Shellbrook, Farmer, Canwood Secretary-Treasurer, Reeve of Canwood, Justice of the Peace, Aberdeen Board of Trade President and Treasurer, 1956-1964 (Defeated)

4.Eiling Kramer,46, The Battlefords, Cattle Rancher and Auctioneer, 1952-1980 (Retired)

5.Robert Wooff,60, Turtleford, Farmer, 1944-1948 (Defeated), 1952-1956 (Defeated), 1960-1961 (Overturned), 1964-1971 (Retired)

6.Martin Semchuk,46, Meadow Lake, Grocery Store Owner, President Meadow Lake Board of Trade, Director Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, 1960-1964 (Defeated)

Northeast
7.William Berezowsky,56, Cumberland, Staff Training Superintendent Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources, Former Rural Municipality Secretary-Treasurer, Former Farmer and Prospector, President Meath Board of Trade, 1952-1971

8.Clifford Peterson,55, Kelvington, Farmer, Telephone Company Director, Kuroki Cooperative Association President, 1960-1964 (Retired)

9.Arthur Thibault,46, Kinistino, Farmer, Invergordon Reeve, School Trustee, 1959-1978 (Retired)

10.Clarence Willis,53, Melfort-Tisdale, Farmer and School Teacher, President Melfort Agricultural Society, School Trustee, 1952-1970 (Resigned)

11.Lachlan McIntosh,63, Prince Albert, Farmer, South Qu'Appelle Town Councillor, 1944-1962 (Died)

12.John Brockelbank,63, Kelsey, Farmer, 1938-1967 (Retired)

West Central
13.Woodrow Lloyd,47, Biggar, School Principal and President Saskatchewan Teachers Federation, 1944-1971 (Retired)

14.Robert Walker,44, Hanley, Lawyer, 1948-1967 (Defeated)

15.Eldon Johnson.41, Kerrobert-Kindersley, Engineer and Farmer, BSc-Engineering, 1956-1964 (Defeated)

16.Allan Stevens,51, Rosetown, Farmer, School Trustee and Town Councillor, 1960-1964 (Defeated)

17.Hans Broten,44, Watrous, Grandfather of Saskatchewan NDP Leader Cam Broten, 1960-1967 (Defeated)

East Central
18.Alex Kuziak,52, Canora, Real Estate and Insurance Business Owner, Partner Canora Electric and Heating, Former Rural Municipality Secretary-Treasurer, Former Teacher, School Board Chair, 1948-1964 (Defeated) Yorkton City Councillor 1971-?

19.Russell Brown,49, Last Mountain-Touchwood, Saskatchewan CCF General Secretary, Former Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Field Representative, Former Government Auditor, 1952-1964 (Defeated) 1971-1971 (Died), Estevan City Councillor 196?-1971

20.Frank Meakes,43, Touchwood, Farmer, President Lestok Co-Operative Association, Telephone Company Director, Town Councillor and School Trustee, 1956-1964 (Defeated) 1967-1975 (Retired)

21.Olaf Turnbull,43, Elrose, Farmer and Vice President Saskatchewan Farmers Union, Town Councillor,  B.Sc-Agriculture, 1960-1964 (Defeated)

22.Fred Dewhurst,49, Wadena, Farmer, 1945-1975 (Retired)

23.Everett Wood,50, Swift Current, Farmer, Reeve of Saskatchewan Landing 1952-1956 and Town Councillor 1947-1960, 1956-1975 (Retired)

24.Arthur Kluzak,54, Shaunavon, Farmer and Rancher, Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Grain Buyer, Town Councillor and School Trustee, 1960-1964 (Defeated)

Southeast
25.Hjalmar Dahlman,51, Bengough, Farmer and Co-Operative President, School Trustee, 1960-1964 (Defeated)

26.Clifford Thurston,49, Lumsden, Farmer, 1956-1964 (Defeated)

27.Walter Erb,51, Milestone, Farmer, Former Music Teacher and Luther College Dean of Boys, 1948-1964 (Liberal MLA 1962-1964)

28.Thomas Douglas,56, Weyburn, Baptist Minister, Amateur Boxer, M.P 1935-1944, 1961-1979, MLA 1944-1961 (Resigned)

29.William Davies,44, Moose Jaw City, Saskatchewan Federation Of Labour Executive Secretary, Moose Jaw City Councillor 1948-1956, 1956-1971

30.Gordon Snyder,36, Moose Jaw City, Farmer and Railroad Engineer, 1960-1982 (Defeated)

31.Charles Williams,64, Regina City, Former Railway Station Agent, City Councillor 1937-1939, Mayor 1942-1944, 1944-1964 (Retired), City Councillor 1965-1973

32.Allan Blakeney,35, Regina City, Lawyer and Firm Partner, Former Saskatchewan Crown Corporations Department Legal Adviser and then Treasury Deparment Senior Official, Rhodes Scholar and College Hockey Player at Oxford, M.A-Economics, Modern History and Philosophy, 1960-1987 (Resigned)

33.Marjorie Cooper,58, Regina City, Former President Regina Council of Women, Former President Regina YWCA, Former Teacher, 1952-1967 (Retired)

34.Ed Whalen,41, Regina City, Farmer, Sherwood Credit Union Director and Sherwood Co-Operative Association Director, 1960-1979 (Resigned), Brother of former Federal Liberal Agriculture Minister and 1983 Leadership Candidate Eugene Whalen

35.Arthur Stone, Saskatoon City, Railroad Machinists Union Activist, President State Hospital and Medical League, 1944-1964 (Retired)

36.Alex Nicholson,60, Saskatoon City, United Church Minister, Former Farmer, Former CCF National Treasurer, M.P 1940-1949 (Defeated) 1953-1958 (Defeated), MLA 1960-1967 (Defeated)

37.Gladys Strum,54, Saskatoon City, School Principal Assistant, Former One Room School Teacher and Farmer, B.A-, B-Ed, Former Saskatchewan CCF President 1944, M.P 1945-1949 (Defeated) MLA 1960-1964 (Defeated)

1961 Cabinet
1.Premier, Woodrow Lloyd, 1961-1964
2.Provincial Treasurer, Allan Blakeney, 1961-1962
3.Industry and Travel, Russell Brown, 1957-1964
4.Co-operation and Co-Operative Development, Lachlan McInstosh, 1961-1962
5.Labour/Telephones, Charles Williams, 1944-1964
6.Agriculture Isidore Nollet, 1946-1964
7.Mineral Resources, John Brockelbank, 1953-1962
8.Natural Resources, Alex Kuziak, 1956-1962
9.Highways and Transportation, Clarence Willis, 1960-1964
10.Municipal Affairs, Everett Wood, 1961-1964
11.Public Works, Walter Erb, 1961-1962
12.Health, William Davies, 1961-1962
13.Social Welfare and Rehabilitation, Alex Nicholson, 1960-1964
14.Education, Olaf Turnbull, 1961-1964
15.Attorney General/Provincial Secretary, Robert Walker, 1956-1964

Speaker, Fred Dewhurst, 1962-1964, 1971-1975

1962 Cabinet following the death of Lachlan McIntosh and the defection of Walter Erb.

1.Premier, Woodrow Lloyd, 1961-1964
2.Provincial Treasurer/Deputy Premier, John Brockelbank, 1962-1964
3.Industry and Travel, Russell Brown, 1957-1964
4.Co-Operation and Co-Operative Development, Frank Meakes, 1962-1964
5.Labour/Telephones, Charles Williams, 1944-1964
6.Mineral Resources, Alex Kuziak, 1962-1964
7.Natural Resources, Eiling Kramer, 1962-1964
8.Agriculture, Isidore Nollet, 1946-1964
9.Highways and Transportation, Clarence Willis, 1960-1964
10.Municipal Affairs, Everett Wood, 1961-1964
11.Public Works, William Davies, 1962-1964
12.Health, Allan Blakeney, 1962-1964
13.Social Welfare and Rehabilitation, Alex Nicholson, 1960-1964
14.Education, Olaf Turnbull, 1961-1964
15.Attorney General/Provincial Secretary, Robert Walker, 1956-1964

37 CCF-NDP 1960 MLAs
19 Reelected in 1964
12 Defeated in 1964
1 Died 1960-1964
1 Defected 1960-1964
1 Resigned 1960-1964
3 Retired in 1964

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1971 Saskatchewan NDP
In 1971 the Saskatchewan NDP returned to government with 45 of 60 seats with 55% of the vote in a two way race (55% to 43% for the Liberals). No women MLAs
 
North
1.John Comer, Nipawin, 1971-1975 (Defeated)

2.Eiling Kramer,57, The Battlefords, Cattle Rancher, Auctioneer, Saskatchewan's Farmer Union Vice President, 1952-1980 (Retired)

3.George Bowerman,41, Shellbrook, Farmer, Prince Albert Community Health Clinic Chair, 1967-1982 (Defeated)

Rural
4.Donald Faris,45, Arm River, United Church Minister, 1971-1978 (Defeated)

5.David Lange,34, Assiniboia-Bengough, 1971-1978 (Retired)

6.Elwood Cowley,27, Biggar, High School Teacher, 1971-1982 (Defeated)

7.Al Matsalia,45, Canora, Rural Municipality Secretary-Treasurer, 1967-1982 (Retired) Canora Town Councillor 1983-1987

8.Miro Kwasnica,36, Cut Knife, Driving Instructor, 1967-1978 (Retired), Lost an NDP provincial nomination for somewhere on Vancouver Island for the 1991 B.C election

9.Hayden Owens,63, Elrose, Automobile and Farm Implement Dealership Owner, Eston Credit Union Director, School Trustee, 1971-1975 (Defeated)

10.Reginald Gross,23, Gravelbourg, 1971-1975 (Defeated) 1978-1982 (Defeated)

11.Paul Mostoway,42, Hanley, Teacher, 1971-1982 (Defeated) Saskatoon City Council 1988-1994, Saskatoon Catholic School Trustee

12.Ed Tchorzewski,28, Humboldt, Teacher, 1971-1982 (Defeated) 1985-1999 (Resigned)

13.Neil Byers,43, Kelvington, Teacher and Crop Hail Insurance Adjuster, 1969-1982 (Defeated)

14.Alex Taylor, Kerrobert-Kindersley, 1971-1975 (Defeated)

15.Gordon MacMurchy, Last Mountain, Farmer, School Trustee 1962-1971, 1971-1982 (Defeated) Semens Mayor 1982-1997

16.Eugene Flasch, Maple Creek, 1971-1975 (Defeated)

17.Arthur Thibault,57, Melfort-Kinistino, Farmer, Invergordon Reeve, School Trustee, 1959-1978 (Retired)

18.John Kowalchuk,50. Melville, Farmer/Grocery Store and Insurance Business Owner, Stanley Reeve 1964-1966, School Trustee, 1967-1982 (Retired)

19.Allen Engel,39, Notekeu-Willow Bunch, Teacher, 1971-1975 (Defeated), 1978-1986 (Defeated) Reelected in 1982 because then Provincial Liberal Party Leader Ralph Goodale ran here (Assiniboia-Gravelbourg) and came second by 115 votes in a tight 3 way race)

20.Leonard Larson,59, Pelly, Farmer and Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Officer, School Trustee, 1964-1967 (Defeated), 1971-1977 (Died)

21.Terry Hanson, Qu'Appelle-Wolseley, 1971-1975 (Defeated)

22.Demitro Michayluk,60, Redberry, School Teacher, President Krydor Board of Trade, Krydor Town Councillor, 1960-1975 (Retired)

23.Edgar Kaeding,51, Saltcoats, Farmer, 1971-1982 (Defeated)

24.Allan Oliver, Shaunavon, 1971-1975 (Defeated)

25.Russell Brown,60, Souris-Estevan, Saskatchewan CCF General Secretary, Former Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Field Representative, Former Government Auditor, 1952-1964 (Defeated) 1971-1971 (Died), Estevan City Councillor 196?-1971

26.Jack (John) Messer,30, Tisdale-Kelsey, Farmer, Tisdale Wheat Pool Secretary, Evington Rural Telephone Company Director, 1967-1980 (Retired)  President SaskPower 1991-1998

27.Frank Meakes,54, Touchwood,  Farmer, President Lestok Co-Operative Association, Telephone Company Director, Town Councillor and School Trustee, 1956-1964 (Defeated) 1967-1975 (Retired)

28.Michael Feduniak,57, Turtleford, Farm Implement Dealership Owner, Former General Store Owner, Town Councillor, 1971-1975 (Retired)

29.Fred Dewhurst,60, Wadena, Farmer, 1945-1975 (Retired)

30.Don Cody,35, Watrous, Insurance Claims Supervisor, 1971-1975 (Defeated), 1978-1982 (Defeated), Prince Albert Mayor 1994-2003

31.James Pepper,56, Weyburn, Farmer, 1964-1982 (Retired)

Towns
32.Mike Feschuk,39, Prince Albert, Farmer, 1971-1982 (Defeated)

33.Irving Carlson,30, Yorkton, Farmer/CNR Employee, BSc-Agriculture, 1971-1975 (Retired)

34.Everett Wood,61, Swift Current, Farmer, Reeve of Saskatchewan Landing 1952-1956 and Town Councillor 1947-1960, 1956-1975 (Retired)

35.Gordon Snyder,47, Moose Jaw South,   Farmer and Railroad Engineer, 1960-1982 (Defeated)

Regina
36.Allan Blakeney,46, Regina Centre, Lawyer and Firm Partner, Former Saskatchewan Crown Corporations Department Legal Adviser and then Treasury Deparment Senior Official, Rhodes Scholar and College Hockey Player at Oxford, M.A-Economics, Modern History and Philosophy, 1960-1987 (Resigned)

37.Walter Smishek,46, Regina North East, Union Representative and Saskatchewan Federation of Labour Executive Secretary, 1964-1982 (Defeated)

38.Henry Baker, Regina-Wascana, Secretary Saskatchewan Public Service Commission/Former Teacher, Regina Mayor 1958-1970, 1973-1979, MLA 1964-1982 (Defeated)

39.Ed Whalen,52, Regina North West, Farmer, Sherwood Credit Union Director and Sherwood Co-Operative Association Director, 1960-1979 (Resigned), Brother of former Federal Liberal Agriculture Minister and 1983 Leadership Candidate Eugene Whalen

Saskatoon
40.Beverly Dyck,35 (Male), Saskatoon-City Park, High School Commerce Teacher, 1971-1982 (Retired)

41.John Edward Brockelbank,40, Saskatoon-Mayfair, Instrument Technician, 1964-1982 (Defeated)

42.Wesley Robbins,55, Saskatoon-Nutana Centre, High School Teacher/Accountant, President Saskatoon Credit Union, 1964-1967 (Defeated), 1971-1982(Retired)

43.Herman Rolfes,35, Saskatoon-Nutana South, Elementary School Principal, 1971-1982 (Defeated), 1986-1995 (Retired)

44.Roy Romanow,32, Saskatoon-Riversdale, Lawyer, 1967-1982 (Defeated) 1986-1999 (Resigned)

45.John Richardson,27, Saskatoon University, Economics Professor, 1971-1975 (Independent 1973-1975)  Only member in Saskatchewan to support the Waffle Movement and quit the party after Waffle was pushed out.  Now a Simon Fraser University Economics Professor and a moderate New Democrat.

Byelection winner
1.Kim Thorson,39, (male), Souris-Estevan, Lawyer, 1956-1960 (Defeated), 1971-1975 (Defeated)

1971 Cabinet
1.Premier/Provincial Treasurer 1971-1972/Industry and Commerce 1971-1972, Allan Blakeney, 1971-1982
2.Co-Operation and Co-Operative Development/Natural Resources, Eiling Kramer 1971-1972
3.Labour/Welfare 1971-1972, Gordon Snyder, 1971-1982
4.Agriculture, Jack (John) Messer, 1971-1975
5.Mineral Resources/Aboriginal Affairs, George Bowerman, 1971-1972
6.Highways and Transportation/Telephones Neil Byers, 1971-1972
7.Municipal Affairs/Public Works 1971-1972 Everett Wood, 1971-1975
8.Education, Gordon MacMurchy, 1971-1975
9.Health, Walter Smishek, 1971-1975
10.Attorney General/Deputy Premier/Provincial Secretary 1971-1972, Roy Romanow, 1971-1982

Speaker Fred Dewhurst 1971-1975

1972 Cabinet
1.Premier, Allan Blakeney, 1971-1982
2.Finance, Elwood Cowley, 1972-1973 (Probably the youngest Finance Minister in Canadian History)
3.Industry and Commerce/Mineral Resources 1972-1973, Kim Thorson, 1972-1975
4.Co-Operation and Co-Operative Development/Environment 1972-1978, Neil Byers, 1972-1974
5.Labour, Gordon Snyder, 1971-1982
6.Agriculture, Jack (John) Messer, 1971-1975
7.Natural Resources/North 1972-1978, George Bowerman, 1972-1974
8.Highways and Transportation, Eiling Kramer, 1972-1980
9.Government Services and Public Works/Telephones, John Edward Brockelbank, 1972-1975
10.Provincial Secretary/Consumer Affairs/Culture and Youth 1972-1977,  Ed Tchorzewski, 1972-1975
11.Education and Continuing Education, Gordon MacMurchey, 1972-1975
12.Health, Walter Smishek, 1971-1975
13.Social Services, Alex Taylor, 1972-1975
14.Municipal Affairs, Everett Wood, 1971-1975
15.Attorney General/Deputy Premier, Roy Romanow, 1971-1982