The 38th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between March 5, 1936, and October 24, 1939.
Murray MacLaren served as Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick.
Hedley F. G. Bridges was chosen as speaker.
The Liberal Party led by Allison Dysart formed the government.
Members Electoral DistrictNamePartyFirst elected / previously elected AlbertH. O. DowneyLiberal1930Fred ColpittsFamily HistoryLiberal1930 CarletonEdwin W. MelvilleConservative1925Gladstone W. PerryConservative1930Fred C. SquiresConservative1925 CharlotteA. D. DyasLiberal1935J.J. Hayes DooneLiberal1935R. Fraser KeayLiberal1935Foster C. CalderLiberal1935 GloucesterClovis T. RichardLiberal1926J. André DoucetLiberal1923F.T.B. YoungLiberal1935William A. LosierLiberal1935 KentA. Allison DysartLiberal1917Auguste J. BordageLiberal1917François G. RichardLiberal1917 KingsWalter W. V. FosterLiberal1935Colin C. McDonaldLiberal1935W. A. JeffriesLiberal1935 MadawaskaPio LaporteLiberal1935J. Gaspard BoucherLiberal1935MonctonCharles H. BlakeneyLiberal1935 NorthumberlandWilliam S. AndersonLiberal1930Richard J. GillLiberal1930Frederick M. TweedieLiberal1930Hidulphe A. SavoieLiberal1930 QueensF. A. McGrandLiberal1935W. M. JenkinsLiberal1935 RestigoucheH.F.G. BridgesLiberal1935Philibert LeBlancLiberal1935 Saint John CityA. P. PatersonLiberal1935W. F. RobertsLiberal1917, 1935Horace A. PorterLiberal1935E. J. HenneberryLiberal1935 Saint John CountyRobert McAllister Conservative1931H. Colby SmithConservative1926 SunburyGabriel F. SmithLiberal1935W. C. LawsonLiberal1935 VictoriaFrederick W. PirieLiberal1930John W. NilesLiberal1925 WestmorlandAustin C. TaylorLiberal1935Frank H. CoppLiberal1935E. R. McDonaldLiberal1935Simeon MelansonLiberal1935 YorkJohn B. McNairLiberal1935Ernest W. StairsLiberal1935H. Ralph GunterLiberal1935Stewart E. DurlingLiberal1935
References
General Canadian Parliamentary Guide, 1939, AL Normandin