Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba

The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba is the presiding officer of the provincial legislature.

List of Speakers of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba

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1.
Joseph Royal
Conservative
March 15, 1871
March 14, 1872
2.
Curtis Bird
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February 5, 1873
December 22, 1874
3.
Joseph Dubuc
Conservative
March 31, 1875
December 1878
4.
John Sifton
Liberal
February 1, 1879
December 1879
5.
Gilbert McMicken
Liberal-Conservative
January 21, 1880
December 1882
6.
Alexander Murray
Liberal-Conservative
April 17, 1883
December 1886
7.
David Glass
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April 14, 1887
June 1888
8.
William Winram
Liberal
August 28, 1888
February 25, 1891
9.
Samuel Jackson
Liberal
February 25, 1891
January 15, 1895
10.
Finlay Young
Liberal
February 14, 1895
December 1899
11.
William Hespeler
Conservative
March 29, 1900
December 1903
12.
James Johnson
Conservative
January 7, 1904
January 6, 1916
13.
James Baird
Liberal
January 6, 1916
January 24, 1922
14.
Philippe Adjutor Talbot
Progressive
January 18, 1923
1932 |
"Philippe Adjutor Talbot"
Liberal-Progressive
1932
June 12, 1936
15.
Robert Hawkins
Liberal-Progressive
February 18, 1937
September 29, 1949
16.
Wallace Miller
Independent Liberal-Progressive
February 14, 1950
August 15, 1950
17.
Nicholas Bachynsky
Liberal-Progressive
November 7, 1950
April 30, 1958
18.
Abram Harrison
Progressive Conservative
October 23, 1958
February 27, 1963
19.
Thelma Forbes
Progressive Conservative
February 28, 1963
December 5, 1966
20.
James Bilton
Progressive Conservative
December 5, 1966
August 14, 1969
21.
Ben Hanuschak
New Democrat
August 14, 1969
August 20, 1970
22.
Peter Fox
New Democrat
August 7, 1971
November 24, 1977
23.
Harry Graham
Progressive Conservative
November 24, 1977
1981
24.
Jim Walding
New Democrat
February 25, 1982
February 11, 1986
25.
Myrna Phillips
New Democrat
May 8, 1986
March 9, 1988
26.
Denis Rocan
Progressive Conservative
July 21, 1988
May 22, 1995
27.
Louise Dacquay
Progressive Conservative
May 23, 1995
August 17, 1999
28.
George Hickes
New Democrat
November 8, 1999
"present"