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4th North-West Legislative Assembly

{{Infobox legislature

| name = 4th North-West Assembly

| coa_pic =

| house_type = Unicameral

| members = 30

| p_groups =

| established = 1898

| disbanded = 1902

| last_election1 = 1898

| meeting_place = Regina

}}

The 4th North-West Legislative Assembly was the 6th meeting of the Northwest Territories Legislature. It lasted from 1898 to 1902. This was also the first new council after the creation of the Yukon from the extreme northwest portion of the territories on June 13, 1898.

List of Members of the Legislative Assembly

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|+ 4th North-West Legislative Assembly

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!|District

!|Member

!|Party

!|First elected / previously elected

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Liberal|row}}

|rowspan="2"|Banff

|Robert Brett*

|Liberal

|1888

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Liberal-Conservative|row}}

|Arthur Sifton (1891)

|Liberal-Conservative

|1901

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|Batoche

|Charles Fisher

|Independent

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|Battleford

|Joseph Benjamin Prince

|Independent

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|Cannington

|Ewan McDiarmid

|Independent

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Liberal-Conservative|row}}

|East Calgary

|Alfred Cross

|Liberal-Conservative

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|Edmonton

|Matthew McCauley

|Independent

|1896

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Liberal-Conservative|row}}

|Grenfell

|Richard Stuart Lake

|Liberal-Conservative

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|High River

|Richard Alfred Wallace

|Independent

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|Kinistino

|William Frederick Meyers

|Independent

|1891

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|Lethbridge

|Leverett DeVeber

|Independent

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Liberal-Conservative|row}}

|Macleod

|Frederick Haultain

|Liberal-Conservative

|1887

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|Medicine Hat

|Horace Greeley

|Independent

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|Mitchell

|Joseph McIntyre

|Independent

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Liberal|row}}

|rowspan="2"|Moose Jaw

|James Hamilton Ross

|Liberal

|1883

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Liberal|row}}

|George Malcolm Annable (1901)

|Liberal

|1901

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|Moosomin

|Alexander S. Smith

|Independent

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|North Qu'Appelle

|Donald H. McDonald

|Independent

|1896

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|North Regina

|George W. Brown

|Independent

|1894

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|Prince Albert East

|Samuel McLeod

|Independent

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|Prince Albert West

|Thomas McKay

|Independent

|1891, 1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|Red Deer

|John A. Simpson

|Independent

|1894

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|Saltcoats

|William Eakin

|Independent

|1894

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|Souris

|John Connell

|Independent

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Liberal-Conservative|row}}

|South Qu'Appelle

|George Bulyea

|Liberal-Conservative

|1894

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|South Regina

|James Hawkes

|Independent

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|St. Albert

|Fredric Villeneuve

|Independent

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|Victoria

|Jack Shera

|Independent

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|West Calgary

|Richard Bennett

|Independent

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Liberal-Conservative|row}}

|Wetaskiwin

|Anthony Rosenroll

|Liberal-Conservative

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Independent|row}}

|Whitewood

|Archibald Gillis

|Independent

|1894

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Liberal-Conservative|row}}

|Wolseley

|William Elliott

|Liberal-Conservative

|1898

{{Canadian party colour|NT|Liberal-Conservative|row}}

|Yorkton

|Thomas Alfred Patrick

|Liberal-Conservative

|1897

References

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External links

  • [https://web.archive.org/web/20070928101028/http://www.saskarchives.com/web/seld/1-00.pdf Election Results and Dates 1876 - 1905 from Saskatchewan Archives]

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Category:1898 establishments in the Northwest Territories