41st Manitoba Legislature

41st Manitoba Legislature
Majority parliament
March 16, 2016 – August 12, 2019
Parliament leaders
Premier	Hon. Brian Pallister May 3, 2016 — August 12, 2019
Leader of the Opposition	Flor Marcelino May 7, 2016 — September 16, 2017
	Wab Kinew September 16, 2017 — August 12, 2019
Party caucuses
Government	Progressive Conservative
Opposition	New Democrat
Recognized	Liberal
Unrecognized	Manitoba
Legislative Assembly
Speaker of the Assembly	Hon. Myrna Driedger May 3, 2016 — August 12, 2019
Government House Leader	Hon. Kelvin Goertzen May 3, 2016 — August 24, 2016
	Andrew Micklefield August 24, 2016 — August 17, 2017
	Hon. Cliff Cullen August 17, 2017 — August 12, 2019
Opposition House Leader	Jim Maloway May 3, 2016 — September 21, 2017
	Nahanni Fontaine September 21, 2017 — August 12, 2019
Members	57 MLA seats
Sovereign
Monarch	Elizabeth II 6 Feb. 1952 – 8 Sept. 2022
Lieutenant Governor	Hon. Janice Filmon
Sessions
1st session May 16, 2016 – November 10, 2016
2nd session November 21, 2016 – November 9, 2017
3rd session November 21, 2017 – November 8, 2018
4th session November 20, 2018 – June 3, 2019
←  40th →  42nd

The 41st Manitoba Legislature was created following a general election in 2016.

The Progressive Conservative Party led by Brian Pallister formed a majority government.

The Lieutenant Governor was Janice Filmon.

Members of the 41st Legislative Assembly

	Name	Party	Riding	First elected / previously elected	Notes
	Eileen Clarke	Progressive Conservative	Agassiz	2016
	Doyle Piwniuk	Progressive Conservative	Arthur-Virden	2014
	Steven Fletcher	Progressive Conservative	Assiniboia	2016	PC until June 30, 2017, Independent until September 11, 2018
		Independent
		Manitoba
	Len Isleifson	Progressive Conservative	Brandon East	2016
	Reg Helwer	Progressive Conservative	Brandon West	2011
	Cindy Lamoureux	Liberal	Burrows	2016
	Myrna Driedger	Progressive Conservative	Charleswood	1998
	Matt Wiebe	New Democratic	Concordia	2010
	Brad Michaleski	Progressive Conservative	Dauphin	2016
	Bob Lagassé	Progressive Conservative	Dawson Trail	2016
	Jim Maloway	New Democratic	Elmwood	1986, 2011
	Cliff Graydon	Progressive Conservative	Emerson	2007	PC until October 22, 2018
		Independent
	Tom Lindsey	New Democratic	Flin Flon	2016
	James Allum	New Democratic	Fort Garry-Riverview	2011
	Sarah Guillemard	Progressive Conservative	Fort Richmond	2016
	Wab Kinew	New Democratic	Fort Rouge	2016
	Brian Pallister	Progressive Conservative	Fort Whyte	1992, [a] 2012
	Jeff Wharton	Progressive Conservative	Gimli	2016
	Derek Johnson	Progressive Conservative	Interlake	2016
	Judy Klassen	Liberal	Kewatinook	2016
	Nic Curry	Progressive Conservative	Kildonan	2016
	Scott Fielding	Progressive Conservative	Kirkfield Park	2016
	Dennis Smook	Progressive Conservative	La Verendrye	2011
	Wayne Ewasko	Progressive Conservative	Lac Du Bonnet	2011
	Ralph Eichler	Progressive Conservative	Lakeside	2003
	Flor Marcelino	New Democratic	Logan	2007
	Blaine Pedersen	Progressive Conservative	Midland	2007
	Andrew Swan	New Democratic	Minto	2004
	Cameron Friesen	Progressive Conservative	Morden-Winkler	2011
	Shannon Martin	Progressive Conservative	Morris	2014
	Kevin Chief	New Democratic	Point Douglas	2011	Until January 9, 2017
	Bernadette Smith (2017)			2017	After June 13, 2017
	Ian Wishart	Progressive Conservative	Portage la Prairie	2011
	James Teitsma	Progressive Conservative	Radisson	2016
	Greg Nesbitt	Progressive Conservative	Riding Mountain	2016
	Rochelle Squires	Progressive Conservative	Riel	2016
	Cathy Cox	Progressive Conservative	River East	2016
	Jon Gerrard	Liberal	River Heights	1999
	Andrew Micklefield	Progressive Conservative	Rossmere	2016
	Janice Morley-Lecomte	Progressive Conservative	Seine River	2016
	Alan Lagimodiere	Progressive Conservative	Selkirk	2016
	Andrew Smith	Progressive Conservative	Southdale	2016
	Cliff Cullen	Progressive Conservative	Spruce Woods	2004
	Greg Selinger	New Democratic	St. Boniface	1999	Until March 7, 2018
	Dougald Lamont (2018)	Liberal		2018	After July 17, 2018
	Scott Johnston	Progressive Conservative	St. James	2016
	Nahanni Fontaine	New Democratic	St. Johns	2016
	Jon Reyes	Progressive Conservative	St. Norbert	2016
	Ron Schuler	Progressive Conservative	St. Paul	1999
	Colleen Mayer	Progressive Conservative	St. Vital	2016
	Kelvin Goertzen	Progressive Conservative	Steinbach	2003
	Rick Wowchuk	Progressive Conservative	Swan River	2011
	Mohinder Saran	New Democratic	The Maples	2007	NDP until January 31, 2017
		Independent
	Amanda Lathlin	New Democratic	The Pas	2015
	Kelly Bindle	Progressive Conservative	Thompson	2016
	Blair Yakimoski	Progressive Conservative	Transcona	2016
	Heather Stefanson	Progressive Conservative	Tuxedo	2000
	Ted Marcelino	New Democratic	Tyndall Park	2007
	Rob Altemeyer	New Democratic	Wolseley	2011

• Members in bold are in the Cabinet of Manitoba

^† Speaker of the Assembly

Standings changes in the 41st Assembly

Number of members per party by date		2016	2017		2018
		April 19	January 31	June 30	March 7	July 17	September 11	October 22
	Progressive Conservative	40		39				38
	NDP	14	13		12
	Liberal	3				4
	Manitoba	0					1
	Independent	0	1	2			1	2
	Total members	57				56	57
	Vacant	0					1	0
	Government Majority	23				22	23	22

Membership changes in the 41st Assembly
	Date	Name	District	Party	Reason
	April 19, 2016	See List of Members			Election day of the 41st Manitoba general election
	January 31, 2017	Mohinder Saran	The Maples	New Democratic	Suspended from NDP caucus.
	June 30, 2017	Steven Fletcher	Assinboia	Progressive Conservative	Expelled from PC caucus.
	March 7, 2018	Greg Selinger	St. Boniface	New Democratic	Vacated seat.
	July 17, 2018	Dougald Lamont		Liberal	Elected in a by-election.
	September 11, 2018	Steven Fletcher	Assinboia	Independent	Elected head as leader of Manitoba Party
	October 22, 2018	Cliff Graydon	Emerson	Progressive Conservative	Expelled from PC caucus due to sexual allegations.

Source: "MLA Biographies - Living". Legislative Assembly of Manitoba. Archived from the original on 2014-03-30. Retrieved 2014-07-21.

See also

• 2011 Manitoba general election
• Legislative Assembly of Manitoba

Notes

1. Portage la Prairie

References

Preceded by 40th Assembly

Manitoba Legislative Assemblies 2016–2019

Succeeded by 42nd Assembly