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Manitoba Communities: Montcalm (Rural Municipality)
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This municipality was named for Joseph de St. Véran, Marquis de Montcalm (1712-1759), Commander of French forces on the Plains of Abraham at Quebec.
Present Status
Rural Municipality of Montcalm (25 May 1881)
Incorporation History
Rural Municipality of Montcalm (25 May 1881)
Adjoining Municipalities
Constituent Communities
Christie, Letellier, Martins Spur, St. Jean Baptiste, St. Joseph
Land Area (square km)
468.04
Population
Year
Total
1881
1200
1891
1688
1896
2059
1901
1467
1911
2326
1921
2906
1931
2997
1941
3150
1951
2790
1956
2730
1961
2521
1966
2413
1971
1970
1976
1794
1981
1769
1986
1706
1991
1606
1996
1567
2001
1400
2006
1317
2011
1309
2016
1260
2021
1278
Reeves
Term
Reeve
1881-1886
?
1886-1888
J. B. Graveline
1888-1890
Adolphe Fortier
1890-1891
?
1891-1897
Pierre Parenteau
1897-1900
William Fraser
1900-1903
Napoleon Comeault (1859-1915)
1903-1904
T. Eyres
1904-1906
Maurice Dupre
1906-1911
William Fraser
1911-1914
John Boiteau
1914-1920
L. D. Bissonnette
1920-1921
Arthur Lucien Beaubien (1879-1971)
1921-1943
Narcisse Breton (1871-1966)
1943-1950
Simeon Marion
1950-1961
A. S. Beaubien
1961-1974
Arthur Vermette
1974-1989
Albert St. Hilaire (1924-2005)
1989-1998
Florent Beaudette (1939-2015)
1998-2014
Roger Vermette
2014-2018
Derek Sabourin
2018-?
Paul Gilmore
Memorable Manitobans
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Historic Sites
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History Books
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Maps
Sources
Geographic Names of Manitoba, Manitoba Conservation, 2000.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 28 October 2022
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