61st General Assembly of Prince Edward Island

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The 61st General Assembly of Prince Edward Island was in session from May 11, 2000 to September 2, 2003. The Progressive Conservative Party led by Pat Binns formed the government.

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Mildred Dover was elected speaker.

There were four sessions of the 61st General Assembly:

SessionStartEnd
1stMay 11, 2000June 14, 2000
2ndNovember 23, 2000May 18, 2001
3rdNovember 15, 2001May 10, 2002
4thNovember 14, 2002May 22, 2003

Members

DistrictMemberPartyFirst elected / previously elected
Alberton-Miminegash    Cletus Dunn Progressive Conservative 2000
Belfast-Pownal Bay    Wilbur MacDonald Progressive Conservative 1982, [a] 1996
Borden-Kinkora    Eric Hammill Progressive Conservative 1996
Cascumpec-Grand River    Philip Brown Progressive Conservative 2000
Charlottetown-Kings Square    Bob MacMillan Progressive Conservative 2000
Charlottetown-Rochford Square    Jeff Lantz Progressive Conservative 2000
Charlottetown-Spring Park    Wes MacAleer Progressive Conservative 1996
Crapaud-Hazel Grove    Norman MacPhee Progressive Conservative 1996
Evangeline-Miscouche    Wilfred Arsenault Progressive Conservative 2000
Georgetown-Baldwin's Road    Michael Currie Progressive Conservative 1996
Glen Stewart-Bellevue Cove    Pat Mella Progressive Conservative 1993
Kensington-Malpeque    Mitch Murphy Progressive Conservative 1996
Montague-Kilmuir    Jim Bagnall Progressive Conservative 1996
Morell-Fortune Bay    Kevin MacAdam [b] Progressive Conservative 1996
Murray River-Gaspereaux    Pat Binns Progressive Conservative 1978, [c] 1996
North River-Rice Point    Ron MacKinley Liberal 1985
Park Corner-Oyster Bed    Beth MacKenzie Progressive Conservative 1996
Parkdale-Belvedere    Chester Gillan Progressive Conservative 1996
Sherwood-Hillsborough    Elmer MacFadyen Progressive Conservative 1996
Souris-Elmira    Andy Mooney Progressive Conservative 1996
St. Eleanors-Summerside    Helen MacDonald Progressive Conservative 2000
Stanhope-East Royalty    Jamie Ballem Progressive Conservative 1996
Tignish-Deblois    Gail Shea Progressive Conservative 2000
Tracadie-Fort Augustus    Mildred Dover Progressive Conservative 1996
West Point-Bloomfield    Eva Rodgerson Progressive Conservative 2000
Wilmot-Summerside    Greg Deighan Progressive Conservative 1996
Winsloe-West Royalty    Don MacKinnon Progressive Conservative 1996

Notes

  1. ↑ 4th Queens (Assemblyman)
  2. ↑ resigned in 2000 to run unsuccessfully for federal seat; reelected in 2001 by-election
  3. ↑ 4th Kings (Assemblyman)

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