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No. 71


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Feb-May 2013



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Transcona

Manitoba Municipalities: Transcona

Link to:
Mayors/Reeves | Sec-Treasurers | Councillors | Historic Sites | Sources

Other municipalities:
All Municipalities | Assiniboia | Brooklands | Charleswood | East Kildonan | Fort Garry | North Kildonan | Old Kildonan | St. James | St. Boniface | St. Vital | Transcona | Tuxedo | West Kildonan

Transcona was incorporated as a Town on 6 April 1912. It later became a City. At the time of its amalgamation into Winnipeg in 1971, the Mayor was Harry Fuller and its final councilors were D. E. Perry, Walter Phillip, George E. Marshall, Charles J. Perry, William Dryden, and Albert J. Thompson.

Mayors and Reeves:

Term

Reeve

1912-1913

Colin John Edward Maxwell (1878-?)

1913-1916

Peter Watt

1917-1918

George C. Jones

1919-1920

David Henry Brewster (1882-1953)

1921

Alexander R. Lyon

1922-1926

George P. Campbell [Administrator]

1927

?

1928

James Williamson

1929-1931

William Haigh

1932

Evelyn Foster Shannon (1896-1973)

1933

George Edward Olive (1887-1973)

1934-1937

Evelyn Foster Shannon (1896-1973)

1938-1945

George Edward Olive (1887-1973)

1946-1949

Andrew Russell “Russ” Paulley (1909-1984)

1950-1953

R. G. Matheson

1954-1957

J. S. Johnston

1958-1960

P. E. Martin

1961-1971

Harry Fuller

1971

Merged into Winnipeg

Sources:

Manitoba Gazette, 1887-1959. Manitoba Legislative Library.

“Transcona gets railway’s name,” Winnipeg Free Press, 31 December 1971, page 17.

This gallery was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 22 April 2013

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