The 47th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between March 2, 1971, and October 11, 1974.
Wallace Samuel Bird was Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick in 1971. In October of that year, he was succeeded by Hédard Joseph Robichaud.
Lawrence Garvie was chosen as speaker in 1971. William J. Woodroffe became speaker in 1973.
The Progressive Conservative Party, led by Richard Hatfield, defeated the Liberals to form the government.
Members Electoral DistrictNamePartyFirst elected / previously elected AlbertBrenda RobertsonProgressive Conservative1967Malcolm MacLeodProgressive Conservative1970BathurstH. H. WilliamsonLiberal1960Eugene McGinley (1972)Liberal1972CampbelltonJ.C. Van HorneProgressive Conservative1967, 1968Fernand Dubé (1974)Progressive Conservative1974 CarletonRichard B. HatfieldProgressive Conservative1961Charles GallagherProgressive Conservative1970Edison StairsProgressive Conservative1960 CharlotteG. W. N. CockburnProgressive Conservative1967Leland McGawProgressive Conservative1967John E. RigbyProgressive Conservative1967DeCosta YoungProgressive Conservative1967James N. Tucker, Jr. (1973)Progressive Conservative1973EdmundstonJean-Maurice SimardProgressive Conservative1970 FrederictonGeorge Everett ChalmersProgressive Conservative1960Lawrence GarvieProgressive Conservative1968 GloucesterJ. Omer BoudreauLiberal1963André RobichaudLiberal1970Bernard A. JeanLiberal1960A. A. FergusonLiberal1967Frank BranchLiberal1970Lorenzo Morais (1972)Progressive Conservative1972 KentLouis J. RobichaudLiberal1952André F. RichardLiberal1956Alan R. GrahamLiberal1967Omer Léger (1971)Progressive Conservative1971 KingsJohn B.M. BaxterProgressive Conservative1962Cyril B. SherwoodProgressive Conservative1952George E. HortonProgressive Conservative1962 MadawaskaGérald ClavetteLiberal1967Laurier LévesqueLiberal1960Daniel DaigleLiberal1970 MonctonPaul CreaghanProgressive Conservative1970Arthur BuckProgressive Conservative1970Jean-Paul LeBlancProgressive Conservative1970 NorthumberlandFrank E. KaneLiberal1969Graham CrockerLiberal1960Norbert ThériaultLiberal1960Edgar LeGresleyLiberal1970Clarence S. MenziesLiberal1960 QueensWilfred BishopProgressive Conservative1952Robert McCreadyLiberal1967 RestigoucheEdèse J. BujoldLiberal1970Rayburn DoucettLiberal1970J. Alfred RousselLiberal1970 Saint John CentreJ. Lorne McGuiganProgressive Conservative1967Eric L. TeedProgressive Conservative1970Robert J. HigginsLiberal1967George E. McInerneyProgressive Conservative1952John W. Turnbull (1973)Liberal1973 Saint John EastCharles A. McIlveenProgressive Conservative1960William J. WoodroffeProgressive Conservative1967Gerald Merrithew (1972)Progressive Conservative1972Saint John WestRodman LoganProgressive Conservative1963 SunburyReginald W. MabeyProgressive Conservative1970Horace SmithProgressive Conservative1970 VictoriaJ. Stewart BrooksProgressive Conservative1952Joseph E. M. OuelletteProgressive Conservative1970 WestmorlandJoseph E. LeblancLiberal1952W. Wynn MeldrumLiberal1965William J. McNevinLiberal1970Cléophas LégerLiberal1952 YorkHarry AmesProgressive Conservative1952Carl MooersProgressive Conservative1967David Bishop (1974)Progressive Conservative1974
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References
General Canadian Parliamentary Guide, 1974, PG Normandin