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The Canadian federal election of 1997 was held on 2 June. The results were as follows:
Riding |
Candidate |
Party |
Votes |
Brandon-Souris |
Rick Borotsik |
Progressive Conservative |
13,216 |
Ed Agnew |
Reform |
11,883 |
Glen McKinnon |
Liberal |
6,583 |
Jennifer Howard |
New Democratic |
4,983 |
Geoff Gorf Borden |
Independent |
244 |
Neil Paterson |
Christian Heritage |
229 |
Charleswood-Assiniboia |
John Harvard (1938-2016) |
Liberal |
15,925 |
Felix Holtmann |
Progressive Conservative |
8,664 |
Cyril McFate |
Reform |
8,398 |
Rupert Forde |
New Democratic |
3,923 |
Mary Stanley |
Marxist-Leninist |
154 |
Churchill |
Bev Desjarlais |
New Democratic |
9,616 |
Elijah Harper (1949-2013) |
Liberal |
6,852 |
Corky Peterson |
Reform |
4,438 |
Don Knight |
Progressive Conservative |
2,452 |
Dauphin-Swan River |
Inky Mark |
Reform |
12,668 |
Lorne Boguski |
Progressive Conservative |
7,716 |
Betty Findlay |
New Democratic |
7,575 |
Marlene Cowling |
Liberal |
7,408 |
Tony Riley |
Independent |
326 |
Portage-Lisgar |
Jake E. Hoeppner |
Reform |
13,532 |
Brian William Pallister |
Progressive Conservative |
12,083 |
Heather Mack |
Liberal |
4,913 |
Glen Hallick |
New Democratic |
2,420 |
Martin Dewit |
Christian Heritage |
517 |
Roy Lyall |
Canadian Action |
159 |
Provencher |
David William Iftody (1956-2001) |
Liberal |
14,595 |
Larry Tardiff |
Reform |
12,798 |
Clare Braun |
Progressive Conservative |
5,955 |
Martha Wiebe Owen |
New Democratic |
3,137 |
St. Boniface |
Ronald J. “Ron” Duhamel (1938-2002) |
Liberal |
18,948 |
Peter D. Carney |
New Democratic |
6,663 |
Denis Simard |
Reform |
6,658 |
Jennifer Clark |
Progressive Conservative |
4,555 |
Rubin Kantorovich |
Marxist-Leninist |
171 |
Selkirk-Interlake |
Howard E. Hilstrom |
Reform |
10,937 |
Jon Gerrard |
Liberal |
10,871 |
Kathleen McCallum |
New Democratic |
10,749 |
Reid Kelner |
Progressive Conservative |
5,730 |
Paul Kalyniuk |
Christian Heritage |
363 |
Winnipeg Centre |
Pat Martin |
New Democratic |
10,979 |
David Walker |
Liberal |
9,895 |
Reginald A. Smith |
Reform |
3,095 |
Campbell Alexander |
Progressive Conservative |
2,442 |
Greg Krawchuk |
Independent |
148 |
Glenn Michalchuk |
Marxist-Leninist |
136 |
Darrell Rankin |
Independent |
108 |
Didz Zuzens |
Independent |
44 |
Winnipeg North Centre |
Judy Wasylycia-Leis |
New Democratic |
13,663 |
Judy Opitz Silver |
Liberal |
7,801 |
Mike Wiens |
Reform |
3,678 |
Marni Larkin |
Progressive Conservative |
1,742 |
Elizabeth Innes |
Natural Law |
169 |
Sharon Segal |
Marxist-Leninist |
128 |
Winnipeg North-St. Paul |
Rey D. Pagtakhan |
Liberal |
13,524 |
Roman Yereniuk |
New Democratic |
9,487 |
Terry Lewis |
Reform |
7,108 |
George Wall |
Progressive Conservative |
5,430 |
David Reimer |
Christian Heritage |
442 |
Gurdeep Singh |
Marxist-Leninist |
92 |
Winnipeg South |
Reginald Bygott “Reg” Alcock (1948-2011) |
Liberal |
18,800 |
Greg Yost |
Reform |
7,510 |
Bill Mackness |
Progressive Conservative |
6,547 |
Iris Taylor |
New Democratic |
4,629 |
M. Rhino Olito |
Independent |
191 |
Larry Decter |
Natural Law |
153 |
Diane Zack |
Marxist-Leninist |
94 |
Winnipeg South Centre |
Lloyd Norman Axworthy |
Liberal |
20,006 |
Sara Malabar |
New Democratic |
5,717 |
Andrea Rolstone |
Progressive Conservative |
5,011 |
Gary Hollingshead |
Reform |
4,457 |
Ron Decter |
Natural Law |
224 |
Jim Blomquist |
Independent |
202 |
Karen Naylor |
Marxist-Leninist |
180 |
Winnipeg Transcona |
William Alexander “Bill” Blaikie (1951-2022) |
New Democratic |
16,640 |
Rosemary Broadbent |
Liberal |
7,105 |
Helen Sterzer |
Reform |
5,703 |
Glenn Buffie |
Progressive Conservative |
2,968 |
Robert Scott |
Christian Heritage |
423 |
Theresa Ducharme (1945-2004) |
Independent |
161 |
Ken Kalturnyk |
Marxist-Leninist |
104 |
See also:
Memorable Manitobans: Manitoba Members of the Thirty-Sixth Canadian Parliament (1997-2000)
Sources:
History of Federal Ridings Since 1867, Parliament of Canada.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 24 September 2022
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