The 46th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between February 27, 1968, and September 3, 1970.

Wallace Samuel Bird was Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick.

Robert B. McCready was chosen as speaker.

The Liberal Party led by Louis Robichaud formed the government.

Members

Electoral DistrictNamePartyFirst elected / previously elected
AlbertClaude D. TaylorProgressive Conservative1952
Brenda RobertsonProgressive Conservative1967
BathurstH. H. WilliamsonLiberal1960
CampbelltonLewis C. AylesProgressive Conservative1967
CarletonRichard B. HatfieldProgressive Conservative1961
Fred A. McCainProgressive Conservative1952
Edison StairsProgressive Conservative1960
CharlotteJohn E. RigbyProgressive Conservative1967
G. W. N. CockburnProgressive Conservative1967
Leland McGawProgressive Conservative1967
DeCosta YoungProgressive Conservative1967
EdmundstonB. Fernand NadeauLiberal1967
FrederictonGeorge Everett ChalmersProgressive Conservative1960
J. F. McInerney[a]Progressive Conservative1952
Lawrence Garvie (1968)Progressive Conservative1968
GloucesterGérard HachéLiberal1967
Ernest RichardLiberal1948
J. Omer BoudreauLiberal1963
Bernard A. JeanLiberal1960
A. A. FergusonLiberal1967
KentLouis J. RobichaudLiberal1952
André F. RichardLiberal1956
Alan R. GrahamLiberal1967
KingsJohn B.M. BaxterProgressive Conservative1962
George E. HortonProgressive Conservative1962
Cyril B. SherwoodProgressive Conservative1952
MadawaskaLaurier LévesqueLiberal1960
J. Adrien LévesqueLiberal1960
Gérald ClavetteLiberal1967
MonctonL.G. DesBrisayLiberal1960
R. V. LenihanLiberal1967
Léonide H. CyrLiberal1967
NorthumberlandGraham CrockerLiberal1960
J. Fraser KerrLiberal1961
Clarence S. MenziesLiberal1960
J. L. A. Savoie[b]Liberal1967
Norbert ThériaultLiberal1960
Frank E. Kane (1969)Liberal1969
QueensRobert B. McCreadyLiberal1967
Wilfred BishopProgressive Conservative1952
RestigoucheWilfred SénéchalLiberal1967
Raymond DoucettLiberal1963
J. M. Joffre Daigle[c]Liberal1967
J.C. Van Horne (1968)Progressive Conservative1967, 1968
Saint John CentreJ. Lorne McGuiganProgressive Conservative1967
George E. McInerneyProgressive Conservative1952
Donald D. PattersonProgressive Conservative1952
Robert J. HigginsLiberal1967
Saint John EastC. A. McIlveenProgressive Conservative1960
William J. WoodroffeProgressive Conservative1967
Saint John WestRodman LoganProgressive Conservative1963
SunburyWilliam R. DuffieLiberal1961
Douglas A. FlowerLiberal1967
VictoriaLeon B. RideoutProgressive Conservative1956, 1963
J. Stewart BrooksProgressive Conservative1952
WestmorlandPercy MittonLiberal1960
Joseph E. LeblancLiberal1952
W. Wynn MeldrumLiberal1965
Cléophas LégerLiberal1952
YorkHarry AmesProgressive Conservative1952
Carl MooersProgressive Conservative1967

Notes

  1. ^ died in 1967
  2. ^ died in 1969
  3. ^ died in 1968

References

General
  • Canadian Parliamentary Guide, 1970, PG Normandin