53rd General Assembly of Nova Scotia

53rd General Assembly of Nova Scotia represented Nova Scotia between October 6, 1981 and November 6, 1984, its membership being set in the 1981 Nova Scotia general election. John M. Buchanan led the Progressive Conservatives to a Majority Government.

Division of seats

The division of seats within the Nova Scotia Legislature after the General Election of 1981

Leader Party # of Seats
     John M. Buchanan Progressive Conservative 37
     A.M. (Sandy) Cameron Liberal 13
     Alexa McDonough NDP 1
     Paul MacEwan Cape Breton Labour Party 1
Total 52

List of members

     Gerry Sheehy Progressive Conservative Annapolis East
     Greg Kerr Progressive Conservative Annapolis West
     J. William Gillis Liberal Antigonish
     Hugh Tinkham Liberal Argyle
     Kenneth Streatch Progressive Conservative Bedford - Musquodoboit Valley
     Mike Laffin Progressive Conservative Cape Breton Centre
     Donnie MacLeod Progressive Conservative Cape Breton East
     Brian Young Progressive Conservative Cape Breton North
     Paul MacEwan Cape Breton Labour Party Cape Breton Nova
     Vincent J. MacLean Liberal Cape Breton South
     Ossie Fraser Liberal Cape Breton The Lakes
     Donnie MacLeod Progressive Conservative Cape Breton West
     Chester Melanson Liberal Clare
     Ed Lorraine Liberal Colchester North
     R. Collin Stewart Progressive Conservative Colchester South
     David Nantes Progressive Conservative Cole Harbour
     Guy Brown Liberal Cumberland Centre
     Roger Stuart Bacon Progressive Conservative Cumberland East
     D. L. George Henley Progressive Conservative Cumberland West
     Richard L. Weldon Progressive Conservative Dartmouth East
     Laird Stirling Progressive Conservative Dartmouth North
     Roland J. Thornhill Progressive Conservative Dartmouth South
     Joe Casey Liberal Digby
     A. M. (Sandy) Cameron Liberal Guysborough
     John M. Buchanan Progressive Conservative Halifax Atlantic
     Joel Matheson Progressive Conservative Halifax Bedford Basin
     Alexa McDonough NDP Halifax Chebucto
     Arthur R. Donahoe Progressive Conservative Halifax Citadel
     Terence R. B. Donahoe Progressive Conservative Halifax Cornwallis
     Tom McInnis Progressive Conservative Halifax Eastern Shore
     Edmond L. Morris Progressive Conservative Halifax Needham
     Jerry Lawrence Progressive Conservative Halifax St. Margarets
     Jack Hawkins Liberal Hants East
     Ron Russell Progressive Conservative Hants West
     John Archie MacKenzie Liberal Inverness North
     Billy Joe MacLean Progressive Conservative Inverness South
     Edward Twohig Progressive Conservative Kings North
     Harry How Progressive Conservative Kings South
     George Moody Progressive Conservative Kings West
     Bruce Cochran Progressive Conservative Lunenburg Centre
     Ron Barkhouse Progressive Conservative Lunenburg East
     Mel Pickings Progressive Conservative Lunenburg West
     Jack MacIsaac Progressive Conservative Pictou Centre
     Donald W. Cameron Progressive Conservative Pictou East
     Donald P. McInnes Progressive Conservative Pictou West
     John Leefe Progressive Conservative Queens
     Greg MacIsaac Progressive Conservative Richmond
     Malcolm A. MacKay Progressive Conservative Sackville
     Harold Huskilson Liberal Shelburne
     Ron Giffin Progressive Conservative Truro-Bible Hill
     Fisher Hudson Progressive Conservative Victoria
     Fraser Mooney Liberal Yarmouth

† denotes the speaker

Former members of the 53rd General Assembly

Name Party Electoral District Cause of departure Succeeded by Elected
     Ossie Fraser Liberal Cape Breton The Lakes death John Newell, PC February 22, 1983
     Harry How Progressive Conservative Kings South resignation Paul Kinsman, PC February 12, 1984
     Bruce Cochran Progressive Conservative Lunenburg Centre died Maxine Cochran, PC June 5, 1984

Preceded by
52nd General Assembly of Nova Scotia
General Assemblies of Nova Scotia
1981-1984
Succeeded by
54th General Assembly of Nova Scotia

References

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