Pamphile Real Blaise Nugent Du Tremblay.
Our change of pace continues with a peek at some of the curiously named figures who've populated the government of America's neighbor to the North. Each of Canada's ten provinces has had a wealth of history both prior to and after the Canadian confederation, which was achieved in 1867. From the province of Alberta to the province of Quebec, as well as Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia (amongst others) each province's history saw the election of numerous legislators, councilors, judges, and mayors. This list was first launched shortly after the development of the "Strangest Names In British Political History", and its total amount of listees was further increased by members of the House of Commons and Senate, legislative bodies that came to fruition following the Canadian Confederation of 1867. As of the date of publication, this list stands at just over 140 individuals and will continue to expand when time permits. Enjoy!
1.)
Pamphile Réal Blaise Nugent
Du Tremblay--(March
5, 1879-October 6, 1955): Member of the Canadian House of Commons
from Quebec, 1917-1921; member of the Canadian Senate from 1942-1955
(died in office.)
2.)
Lestock Peach Wilson DesBrisay--(March
28, 1820 – December 10, 1872): Member of the Legislative Assembly
of New Brunswick from 1856-1866. Lestock
Graham DesBrisay--(1920-1988):
Minister of Economic Growth and Finance for New Brunswick, 1960-70.
3.)
Onesiphore Ernest Talbot--(August
15, 1854-May 6, 1934): Member of the Canadian House of Commons from
Bellechasse, Quebec, 1896-1915. Onesiphore
Carbonneau--(June
17, 1852-February 25, 1932): Member of the Canadian House of Commons
from Quebec, 1902-1904.
Onesiphore Turgeon--(September
6, 1849-November 18, 1944): Member of the Canadian House of Commons
from 1900-1921; Member of the Canadian Senate from Gloucester, New
Brunswick, 1922-44.
4.)
Jabez Bunting Snowball--(September
24, 1837-February 24, 1907): Member of the Senate from 1891-1902;
member of the House of Commons from 1878-1880. Jabez
Pike Thompson--(October
9, 1852 – January 18, 1938): Member of the Newfoundland House of
Assembly from Twillingate and Fogo, 1882-85 1889-95.
5.)
Acalus Lockwood Palmer—(August
28, 1820-August 10, 1899): Member of the House of Commons from St.
John, New Brunswick, 1872-1878.
6.)
Aemelius Irving—(February
4, 1823-November 27, 1913): Member of the House of Commons from
Hamilton, Ontario, 1874-78.
7.)
Azellus Denis--(March
26, 1907-September 4, 1991): Member of the House of Commons from
Saint-Denis, Quebec, 1935-1964; Postmaster General of Canada,
1963-64; member of the Senate from 1964-1991 (died in office.) A total service of over 55 years, the longer period of service in Canadian parliamentary history.
8.)
Arza Clair Casselman--(January
19, 1891-May 11, 1958): Member of the House of Commons from
Grenville-Dundas, Ontario, 1921-21, 1925-1958.
9.)
Amor De Cosmos—(August
20, 1825-July 4, 1897): Member of the House of Commons from Victoria,
British Columbia, 1871-1882.
10.)
Herménégilde Boulay—(March
20, 1861-May 18, 1942): Member of the House of Commons from Rimouski,
Quebec, 1911-1917.
11.)
Sixte Coupal Dit La Reine—(May
1, 1825-June 22, 1891): Member of the House of Commons from
Napierville, Quebec, 1867-72, 1874-75, 1875-1882.
12.)
Corelli Collard Field—(October
5, 1830-February 2, 1898): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Ontario from Northumberland West, 1886 to 1898.
13.)
Creelman MacArthur—(June
12, 1874 – December 27, 1943): Member of the Canadian Senate from
Prince Edward Island, 1925-1943.
14.)
Côme Isaïe Rinfret—(September
6, 1847-November 8, 1911): Member of the House of Commons from
Lotbinière, Quebec, 1878-1899.
Côme-Séraphin
Cherrier--(July
22, 1798 – April 10, 1885): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Lower Canada from Montreal, 1835-1838.
15.)
Fitzalam-William Perras—(March
10, 1876-June 28, 1936): Member of the House of Commons from Wright,
Quebec, 1925-1936 (died in office).
16.)
Follin Horace Pickel—(March
2, 1866-December 21, 1949): Member of the House of Commons from
Brome-Missisquoi, Quebec, 1930-1935.
17.)
Ligouri Lacombe—(June
15, 1895-April 13, 1957): Member of the House of Commons from
Laval--Two Mountains, Quebec, 1925-30, 1935-40, 1940-45, 1945-48.
18.)
Harcourt Burland Bull—(June
2, 1824-August 12, 1881): Member of the Canadian Senate from
Hamilton, Ontario, 1879-81 (died in office.)
Lestock Peach Wilson DesBrisay.
19.)
Billa Flint—(February
9, 1805-June 15, 1894): Member of the Canadian Senate from Trent,
Ontario, 1867-1894 (died in office.)
20.)
Macgregor
Fullarton McIntosh--(1896-1955):
Member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia for the
Islands, 1937-41.
21.)
Sir
Melbourne McTaggart Tait--(May
20, 1842 -February 19, 1917
): Chief Justice of the Superior Court at Montreal, 1894-1917.
Melbourne
Alexander Gass--(December
21, 1938-January 29, 2019): Member
of the House of Commons for Prince Edward Island, 1979-88.
22.)
Overton Smith Gildersleeve—(January
13, 1825 – March 9, 1864): Mayor of Kingston, Ontario, Canada from
1855-56 and 1861-62.
23.)
Havelock Ford Price—(1865-1935):
Mayor of Kingston, Ontario, Canada in 1927.
24.)
Hormidas LaPorte—(November
7, 1850 – February 20, 1934): Mayor of Montreal, Quebec, Canada
from 1904 to 1906.
25.)
Wishart
Flett Spence—(March
9, 1904 – April 16, 1998): Associate Justice of the Canadian
Supreme Court, 1963-1978. Wishart
McLea Robertson—(February
15, 1896-August 15, 1967): Member of the Canadian Senate from
Shelburne, Nova Scotia 1943-65; Speaker of the Senate, 1953-57.
26.)
Sperrin Chant—(1860--?):
Mayor of St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada from 1901-1902.
27.)
Montague William Tyrwhitt-Drake--(January
20, 1830 – April 29, 1908): Mayor of Victoria, British Columbia,
Canada from 1876-1877.
28.)
Romuald-Charlemagne Laurier—(January
7, 1852-December 28, 1906): Member of the House of Commons from
L'Assomption, Quebec, 1900-1906 (died in office.)
Romuald Montezuma Gendron--(December 5, 1865-October 26, 1946): Member of the House of Commons from Wright, Quebec, 1921-25.
Romuald Montezuma Gendron--(December 5, 1865-October 26, 1946): Member of the House of Commons from Wright, Quebec, 1921-25.
29.)
Aulay McAulay Morrison—(June
15, 1863-February 27, 1942): Member of the House of Commons from New
Westminster, British Columbia, 1896-1904.
30.)
Neriah
John Roadhouse--(1853-November
14, 1932): Mayor of Newmarket, Ontario, 1905-07.
31.)
Chisholm MacKenzie Ross—(1893-1944):
Mayor of Fort William, Ontario, Canada, 1938-42.
32.)
Battleman
Milton McIntyre--(March
8, 1907-November 27, 1968):
Member of the Legislative Assembly of British
Columbia for Mackenzie, 1949-52.
33.)
Viateur Ethier—(June
27, 1915-July 29, 1975): Member of the House of Commons for
Glengarry-Prescott, Ontario, 1962-1972.
34.)
Dempster
Henry Ratcliffe Heming--(November
30, 1885 – April 20, 1967): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Saskatchewan for Moose Jaw City, 1944-60.
35.)
Gildas Laurent Molgat—(January
25, 1927 – February 28, 2001): Member of the Canadian Senate from
Ste-Rose, Manitoba, 1970-2001; Speaker of the Senate, 1994-2001.
36.)
Asmunder Loptson—(February
14, 1885-February 25, 1972): Member of the Saskatchewan Legislative
Assembly from Saltcoats, 1929-34, 1948-60.
37.)
Eiliv Howard Anderson—(1934-LIVING):
Member of the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly for Shaunavon,
1975-78.
38.)
Bamm David Hogarth—(October
24, 1887- November 13, 1966): Member of the Saskatchewan Legislative
Assembly for Regina City, 1938-44; Judge of the District Court of
Regina, 1944-62.
39.)
Héliodore Côté—(October
19, 1934-LIVING): Member of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick
from 1978 -1982.
Acalus Lockwood Palmer.
40.)
Winckworth Tonge--(February
4, 1727 – February 2, 1792): Member of the Nova Scotia House of
Assembly from Cumberland County, 1759 -1760, King's County from 1765-
1783 and Hants County from 1785-1792.
41.)
D'Arcy
Argue Counsell Martin--(October
23, 1898 – June 7, 1992): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Ontario from Hamilton West, 1931-34.
42.)
Eliakim Eddy Tupper--(1822
– July 31, 1895): Member of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly from
Digby County, 1890-95 (died in office.)
43.)
Snow Parker Freeman—(1805-1862):
Member of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly from Queen’s County,
1843-55.
44.)
Hammel Madden DeRoche—(August
27, 1840 – March 10, 1916): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Ontario from Addington, 1871-1883.
45.)
Azaire Adulph Aubin—(August
6, 1850 – March 27, 1932): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Ontario from Nipissing West and Sturgeon Falls, 1905-1911.
46.)
Zotique Mageau--(April
6, 1865 – March 14, 1951): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Ontario from Sturgeon Falls, 1911-1926.
47.)
Ebon Rinaldo Wigle—(October
19, 1877-February 8, 1941): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Ontario from Huron Centre, 1923-26.
48.)
Avila-Gonzague
Bourbonnais--(October
17, 1859- April 4, 1902): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Quebec from Soulanges, 1886-1902.
49.)
Eccles James Gott—(September
4, 1884-June 15, 1939): Member of the House of Commons from
Amherstburg, Ontario, 1925-1935 (died in office.)
50.)
Goldwin Corlett Elgie--(July
21, 1896 – April 4, 1975): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Ontario from Woodbine, 1934-43 and 1945-48.
51.)
Myrddyn Cooke Davies--(May
26, 1897 – December 29, 1970): Member of the Legislative Assembly
of Ontario from Windsor-Walkerville, 1945 to 1959 (Speaker 1949-55).
52.)
Aylesworth Bowen Perry—(August
21, 1860 – February 14, 1956): Commissioner of the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police, 1900-1923; member of the 2nd
Council of the Northwest Territories, 1921-22.
53.)
Day Hort MacDowell—(March
6, 1850-October 10, 1927): Member of the Legislative Assembly of the
Northwest Territories from 1883-85; member of the Canadian House of
Commons from Saskatchewan, 1887-96.
54.)
Acheson Gosford Irvine
(December 7, 1837 – January 8, 1916): Commissioner of the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police, 1880-86; Member of the Legislative Assembly
of the Northwest Territories from 1883-85.
55.)
Perez Martain Benjamin--(October
23, 1791 – August 4, 1850): Member of the Nova Scotia House of
Assembly from 1836-1840 and 1843-1847.
56.)
Cereno Upham Jones
(1767–1851): Member of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly from
Annapolis County, 1816-18.
57.)
Almonte Douglas Alkenbrack—(June
2, 1912-March 19, 1998): Member of the Canadian House of Commons from
Lennox and Addington, Ontario, 1962-1979.
58.)
Eckbird Seymour Cane--(January
5, 1867-March 26, 1930): Mayor of Newmarket, Ontario from 1912-1913.
Sixte Coupal Dit La Reine.
59.)
Sarmite Drosma Bulte--(September
27, 1953-LIVING): Member of the House of Commons for Parkdale-High
Park, 1997-2006.
60.)
Vildebon-Winceslas Larue
(October 3, 1851-January 8, 1906): Member of the Legislative Council
of Quebec for La Salle, 1896-1906.
61.)
Onuphe Peltier--(November
13, 1821-May 10, 1880): Member of the Legislative Assembly of Quebec
from L’Assomption, 1871 to 1880.
62.)
Hartland
de Montarville Molson--(May
29, 1907-September 28, 2002): Member of the Canadian Senate from
Quebec, 1955-1993.
63.)
Hippolyte
Monplasir—(March
7, 1839-June 20, 1927): Member of the House of Commons from
Champlain, Quebec, 1874-1887; member of the Senate, 1893-1927 (died
in office).
64.)
Tancrède Boucher de Grosbois--(November
6, 1846 – September 30, 1926): Mayor of Saint Bruno-de-Montarville, Quebec, 1872-74; member of the Legislative Assembly
of Quebec from Shefford, 1888-1892 and 1897-1903.
65.)
Dowina-Évariste Joyal--(May
30, 1892-January 18, 1956): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Quebec for Chambly, 1939-1948.
66.)
Thibaudeau Rinfret—(June
22, 1879-July 25, 1962): Chief Justice of the Canadian Supreme Court,
1944-54; Acting Governor-General of Canada in 1952.
67.)
Ipeelee Kilabuck—(1932-2000):
Member of the Legislative Assembly for the Northwest Territories from
Central Baffin, 1975-83 and 1987-1991.
68.)
Pauloosie Paniloo
(1943-2007): Member of the Legislative Assembly for the Northwest
Territories from Baffin Central, 1983-87.
69.)
Willoughby Staples Brewster--(July
9, 1860-December 28, 1932):
Member
of the Legislative Assembly from the Province of
Ontario from Brant South, 1908-14.
70.)
Elmes Yelverton Steele--(February
6, 1781-August 6, 1865): Member
of the Legislative
Assembly of the Province of Canada from Simcoe, 1841-43.
71.)
Melchior-Alphonse de Salaberry--(1813-1867):
Member of the Legislative
Assembly of the Province of Canada for
Rouville,
1841-43.
72.)
Harmannus Smith--(1790-1872):
Member of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada from
Wentworth, 1841-51.
73.)
Hamnett Kirkes Pinhey--(December
11, 1784-March 3, 1857):
Member of the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada from Carleton
County, 1831-34.
74.)
Levius Peters Sherwood--(1777-1850):
Member of the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada from Leeds,
1812-13; Speaker from 1821-1824.
75.)
Hope Fleming McKenzie--(1821-1866):
Member of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada from
Lambdon and North Oxford, 1860-61 and 1863-66.
76.)
Corydon
Partlow Brown--(1848-91):
Member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from Westbourne,
1875-82; Minister of Public Works for Manitoba, 1880.
77.)
Armour Livingstone McCrae--(1916-November
3, 2007): Mayor of Welland, Ontario from 1953-58.
78.)
Baldwin Larus Baldwinson--(October
26, 1856-October 5, 1936): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Manitoba for Gimli, 1899-1907 and 1910-1913.
79.)
Glenlyon
Archibald Campbell--(1863-1917):
Member of the Legislative
Assembly of Manitoba from
Gilbert Plains, 1903 to 1908; member of the Canada House
of Commons from Dauphin, 1908-11.
80.)
Oza
Tétrault--(May
1, 1908 – October 17, 1995): Member of the Canadian House of
Commons from Villaneuve, 1968-74.
81.)
Fawcett Gowler Taylor--(April
29, 1878-January 1, 1940): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Manitoba from Portage au Prairie, 1920-1933.
82.)
Mungo Turnbull Lewis--(November
13, 1894-January 12, 1969): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Manitoba from Rockwood, 1936-45.
83.)
Elman Kreisler Guttormson--(March
24, 1929-October 10, 2000): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Manitoba from St. George, 1956-1969.
84.)
Wemyss McKenzie Simpson--(March
30, 1824-March 31, 1894): Member of the Canadian House of Commons
from Algoma, 1867-71.
85.)
Peregrine Maitland Grover--(1818-1885):
Member of the Canadian House of Commons from Peterborough East,
1867-1873.
Wishart Flett Spence.
86.)
Gloud Wilson McLelan--(April
18, 1796–April 6, 1858):
Member of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly from Londonderry,
1836-47, 1851-58.
87.)
Aeneas Adolph Macdonald--(November
30, 1864-June 30, 1920):
Member of the Legislative
Assembly of Prince Edward Island from 2nd
Kings, 1912-1915.
88.)
Pius Aeneas Gallan--(February
1, 1882 -November 10, 1971):
Member of the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island from
1st
Prince, 1932-1943.
89.)
Télesphore-Eusèbe
Normand--(August
18, 1832 – April 3, 1918): Member of the Legislative
Assembly of Quebec for Trois-Rivieres, 1890-1900; Mayor of
Trois-Rivieres, 1873-76, 1889-94. Telesphore Simard (1878-1955): Mayor of Quebec City, Canada from 1927-28.
90.) McCausland F. Irvine—(June 9, 1864-December 14, 1948): Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario from Perth South, 1923-26.
91.)
Nérée Le Noblet Duplessis--(March 5, 1855-June 23, 1926): Mayor of Trois-Rivières,
1904-05;
member of the Legislative Assembly of Quebec for St. Maurice,
1886-90.
92.)
Atchez Pitt--(1896-1956):
Mayor
of Trois-Rivières,
Quebec, Canada, 1937-41.
93.)
Thimolaüs Beaulieu--(?--?):
Mayor of Lévis, Quebec, Canada, 1886-90.
94.) Sir Tasker Keech Cook--(1867-1937):
Mayor of St. Johns, Newfoundland, 1921-29.
95.)
Ewart John Arlington Harnum (October
13, 1910 – February 29, 1996): Lieutenant Governor of Newfoundland,
1969-74.
96.)
Royal Lethington Maitland--(January
9, 1898
– March 28, 1946 ): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
British Columbia for Vancouver, 1928-33, 1937-46.
97.) Jerahmiel Samson Grafstein--(January 2, 1935--LIVING): Member of the Canadian Senate from Metro Toronto, 1984-2010.
98.)
Sigtryggur
Jonasson--(February
8, 1852-November 26, 1942): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Manitoba for St. Andrews and Gimli, 1896-99 and 1907-10.
99.)
Buda Hosmer Brown (June
10, 1894 – August 12, 1962): Member of the Legislative Assembly
of British Columbia for Vancouver-Point Grey, 1956-1962. Female
100.)
Bonaventure Panet (July
27, 1765 – March 12, 1846): Member of the 1st
Parliament of Lower Canada for
Leinster, 1792-1800.
101.)
Hidulphe Adolphe Savoie--(June
26, 1873-1961): Member of the
Legislative
Assembly of New Brunswick from
Northumberland County, 1930-48.
102.)
Pio Heliodore LaPorte--(September
1, 1878 - July 29, 1939 ): Member of the Legislative Assembly of New
Brunswick from Madawaska, 1936-38; Minister of Health and Labour for
New Brunswick, 1938-39; killed in an automobile accident.
103.) Taras Demeter Ferley--(October 14, 1882-July 27, 1947): Member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from Gimli, 1915-20.
104.)
Loftus Dudley Ward--(November
7, 1905 – May 24, 1980): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Alberta (Royal Canadian Navy), 1945-48,
105.)
Jaroslaw William Arsenych--(1889-June
2, 1947): Provincial Judge for Manitoba, 1947-53 (died in office.)
106.)
Oakland
Woods Valleau--(March
20, 1892–March 6, 1976): Member of the Legislative Assembly of
Saskatchewan for Melfort, 1938-48.
107.)
Featherston Osler--(1838-1924):
Justice of the Court of Appeals for the Province of Ontario, 1883-.
108.)
Hilarion-Pit Lessard--(February
11, 1913-September 13, 1984): Member of the House of Commons from St.
Henri and LaSalle, 1958-1972.
109.)
Ossian
Gardiner Lye--(February
20, 1889--?): Mayor of Guelph, Ontario, 1932.
110.)
Sarto
Fournier—(February
15, 1908-July 23, 1980):
Mayor
of Montreal from 1957 to 1960.
111.) Hannes Marino Hanneson--(November 27, 1887-June 11, 1958): Member of the House of Commons from Selkirk, Manitoba, 1925-26.
112.)
Cephas Barker Mark--(1872-1942):
Member of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan for Rosetown,
1912-17.
113.)
Moss
Kent Dickinson--(June
1, 1822 -July 19, 1897):
Mayor of Ottawa, 1864-66; Member of the House of Commons from
Ontario, 1882-87.
114.) Vere Brabazon Ponsonby, 9th Earl of Bessborough--(October 27, 1880-March 10, 1956): Governor-General of Canada, 1931-35; previously a member of the U.K. Parliament from Cheltenham and Dover, 1910-20.
115.)
Eliphalet Wilbur Gustin--(May
7, 1834-January 23, 1920): Mayor of St. Thomas, Ontario from 1883-84.
Bamm David Hogarth.
116.)
Guillaume
Gamelin Gaucher—(August
16, 1810-September 6, 1885): Member of the House of Commons for
Jacques Cartier, Quebec, 1867-1872.
117.)
Eymard
Georges Corbin—(August
2, 1934-LIVING): Member of the Canadian House of Commons from
Madwaska-Victoria, 1968-1984; member of the Senate from 1984-2009.
118.)
Lendrum
McMeans--(1859-1941):
member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba from Winnipeg South,
1910-14; member of the Canadian senate, 1917-41.
119.) Mather Byles DesBrisay--(March 19, 1828-April 8, 1900): Speaker of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly from 1875-76 (a member of the assembly from 1867-78); also a County Judge.
120.)
Adelbert Cavour Chapman--(October
25, 1860-September 1, 1943): Mayor of Moncton, New Brunswick, 1896
and 1920-21.
121.)
Aulder Clarke Bowness--(August
15, 1871-May 2, 1949): Mayor of Cranbrook, British Columbia from
1912-13, 1915.
122.)
Dilman Kinsey Erb--(July
16, 1857-February 19, 1936):
Member of the House of Commons for Perth South, 1896-1904.
123.)
Avard Longley Davidson--(November
2, 1877-July 1, 1931): Member of the House of Commons from Nova
Scotia (Digby and Annapolis), 1911-21.
124.)
Honoré
Hippolyte Achille Gervais--(August
13, 1864 – August 8, 1915) : Member of the House of Commons from
St. James, Quebec, 1904-11.
125.)
Esioff-Leon Patenaude--(February
12, 1875-February 7, 1963): Member of the House of Commons from
Quebec (Hochlega), 1915-17; Lieutenant Governor of Quebec, 1934-39.
126.)
Chipman Hazen Drury--(July
15, 1917-July 5, 1991): Mayor of Westmount, Quebec, 1962-63.
127.) Arvid Waldemar Lundell--(1899-1984): Member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia from Revelstoke, 1949-52, 1963-66.
128.) Euchariste Harvey--(1904-1984): Mayor of Saint Hubert, Quebec, 1961-63.
129.)
Pleaman Forsey--(?--LIVING):
Member of the Newfoundland and Labrador House of Assembly for
Exploits, 2019.
130.)
Heino Lilles--(?--LIVING):
Judge of the Yukon Territorial Court, 1986-2006.
131.
Andromache Karakatsanis--(1955--LIVING):
Puisne Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, 2011-.
132.) Fleming
Blanchard McCurdy--(February
17, 1875-August 29, 1952): Member
of the House of Commons from Nova Scotia (Colchester, Shelburne and
Queens), 1911-21.
133.)
Yoine Jonah Goldstein--(May
11, 1934--LIVING): Member of the Canadian Senate for Rigaud,
2005-2009.
134.)
Metro
Carl Rybchuk--(December
16, 1935-LIVING): Member of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
for Regina Victoria, 1982-86.
135.) Absalom Shade Allen--(1843-1928): Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario for Wellington West, 1886-92.
136.)
Salter
Adrian Hayden--(May
31, 1896-January 5, 1987): Member of the Canadian Senate from
Toronto, 1940-1983.
137.)
Stockwell Burt Day Jr.--(August
16, 1950-LIVING): Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta for
Red Deer-North, 1986-2000; Minister of Employment and Immigration for
Alberta, 1992-96.
138.) Loyola O'Driscoll--(?--LIVING): Member of the Newfoundland and Labrador House of Assembly for Ferryland, 2019-.
139.) Bona Arsenault—(October 10, 1903-July 4, 1993): Member of the House of Commons from Bonaventure, Quebec, 1945-1957.
140.) Fenwick Lionel Kelly--(1863-1944): Member of the House of Commons from North Cape Breton and Victoria, Nova Scotia, 1923-25.
141.) Odoardo Di Santo--(1934--LIVING): Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario from 1975-85.
142.) Garde Basil Gardom--(1924-2013): Member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia for Vancouver-Point Grey, 1966-86; Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, 1995-2001.
143.) Ferrier Baker Kilbourne--(February 28, 1888-October 9, 1968): Mayor of London, Ontario from 1933-34.
144.) Leonidas Alcidas Giroux--(July 26, 1885 – September 7, 1936): Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta from Grouard, 1924-1936.
145.) Efstathios William Barootes--(November 15, 1918-July 30, 2000): Member of the Canadian Senate from Regina Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, 1984-93.
146.) Athanase Gaudet—(June 20, 1848-April 29, 1888): Member of the House of Commons from Nicolet, Quebec, 1884-88 (died in office.)
138.) Loyola O'Driscoll--(?--LIVING): Member of the Newfoundland and Labrador House of Assembly for Ferryland, 2019-.
139.) Bona Arsenault—(October 10, 1903-July 4, 1993): Member of the House of Commons from Bonaventure, Quebec, 1945-1957.
140.) Fenwick Lionel Kelly--(1863-1944): Member of the House of Commons from North Cape Breton and Victoria, Nova Scotia, 1923-25.
141.) Odoardo Di Santo--(1934--LIVING): Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario from 1975-85.
142.) Garde Basil Gardom--(1924-2013): Member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia for Vancouver-Point Grey, 1966-86; Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, 1995-2001.
143.) Ferrier Baker Kilbourne--(February 28, 1888-October 9, 1968): Mayor of London, Ontario from 1933-34.
144.) Leonidas Alcidas Giroux--(July 26, 1885 – September 7, 1936): Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta from Grouard, 1924-1936.
145.) Efstathios William Barootes--(November 15, 1918-July 30, 2000): Member of the Canadian Senate from Regina Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, 1984-93.
146.) Athanase Gaudet—(June 20, 1848-April 29, 1888): Member of the House of Commons from Nicolet, Quebec, 1884-88 (died in office.)
147.) Bergthor Thordarson--(1866-1940): Mayor of Gimli, Manitoba, 1916-19.
148.) Egon Hans Tobus--(March 17, 1934-January 30, 2014): Mayor of Squamish, British Columbia, 1984-88, 1990-93.
149. Prudent Gregoire Roy--(?--?): Mayor of Levis, Quebec, 1874.
149. Prudent Gregoire Roy--(?--?): Mayor of Levis, Quebec, 1874.
150.) Hilroy Selig Nathanson--(1932-2008): Justice of the Provincial Court of Newfoundland, 1982-2007.
151.) Tellex William Gallant--(1932-2007) Judge of the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta, 1984-2007.
152.) Paulus Aemilius Irving--(April 3, 1857-April 9, 1916): Judge of the British Columbia Court of Appeal, 1909-1916.
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