53rd General Assembly of Nova Scotia - Former Members of The 53rd General Assembly

Former Members of The 53rd General Assembly

Name Party Electoral District Cause of departure Succeeded by Elected
Ossie Fraser Liberal Cape Breton The Lakes death John Newell, PC February 22, 1983
Harry How Progressive Conservative Kings South resignation Paul E. Kinsman, PC February 12, 1984
Bruce Cochran Progressive Conservative Lunenburg Centre died Maxine Cochran, PC June 5, 1984

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