This section needs expansion with: history from 1934 to 1991. Add as appropriate. You can help by adding to it. (June 2017)
The riding was first contested in the 1934 general election. From the 1952 general election until the 1971 general election, Meadow Lake also included the remote far northwest corner of the province, including the northern villages of Île-à-la-Crosse and La Loche. About half of this northern area was transferred back to Athabasca prior to the 1971 election, and the remainder transferred 1975 general election, finalizing Meadow Lake's present northern boundary.
The most recent major boundary change took place before the 2003 general election, when the riding was shifted eastward to take in the northwestern third of the former Shellbrook-Spiritwood constituency, losing its western portion (including Pierceland and the border with Alberta) to Lloydminster. Aside from minor adjustments before the 2016 general election, the district's boundaries have remained largely the same since 2003.
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Meadow Lake is a provincial electoral district for the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan Canada Incorporated as a city in 2009 Meadow Lake pop 5 045 is the largest centre in the constituency Meadow LakeSaskatchewan electoral districtCurrent boundaries since 2016 electionNew boundaries effective next electionProvincial electoral districtLegislatureLegislative Assembly of SaskatchewanMLA Jeremy HarrisonSaskatchewanDistrict created1934First contested1934Last contested2020DemographicsElectors9 638Census subdivision s Meadow LakeThe riding was last contested in the 2020 election when incumbent Saskatchewan Party MLA Jeremy Harrison was re elected Smaller communities in the riding include the villages of Green Lake Loon Lake Leoville and Goodsoil and the town of St Walburg Contents 1 History 2 Members of the Legislative Assembly 3 Election results 4 History 4 1 Members of the Legislative Assembly 5 References 6 External linksHistory editThis section needs expansion with history from 1934 to 1991 Add as appropriate You can help by adding to it June 2017 The riding was first contested in the 1934 general election From the 1952 general election until the 1971 general election Meadow Lake also included the remote far northwest corner of the province including the northern villages of Ile a la Crosse and La Loche About half of this northern area was transferred back to Athabasca prior to the 1971 election and the remainder transferred 1975 general election finalizing Meadow Lake s present northern boundary The most recent major boundary change took place before the 2003 general election when the riding was shifted eastward to take in the northwestern third of the former Shellbrook Spiritwood constituency losing its western portion including Pierceland and the border with Alberta to Lloydminster Aside from minor adjustments before the 2016 general election the district s boundaries have remained largely the same since 2003 Members of the Legislative Assembly editLegislature Years Member Party8th 1934 1938 Donald MacDonald Saskatchewan Liberal Party9th 1939 194410th 1944 1948 Herschel Lee Howell Co operative Commonwealth Federation11th 1949 1952 William Thorneycroft Lofts Saskatchewan Liberal Party12th 1953 1956 Hugh Clifford Dunfield Saskatchewan Liberal Party13th 1957 1960 Alphonse Peter Weber Social Credit Party of Saskatchewan14th 1961 1964 Martin Semchuk Co operative Commonwealth Federation15th 1965 1967 Henry Ethelbert Coupland Saskatchewan Liberal Party16th 1968 197117th 1971 197518th 1975 1978 Gordon James McNeill New Democratic19th 1979 1982 George Malcolm McLeod Progressive Conservative20th 1982 198621st 1986 199122nd 1991 1995 Maynard Sonntag New Democratic23rd 1995 199924th 1999 200325th 2003 200726th 2007 2011 Jeremy Harrison Saskatchewan Party27th 2011 201628th 2016 202029th 2020 presentElection results edit2020 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Saskatchewan Jeremy Harrison 4 540 71 63 1 77New Democratic Harmonie King 1 627 25 67 2 75Green Carol Vandale 171 2 70 0 99Total valid votes 6 338 99 61Total rejected ballots 25 0 39 Turnout 6 363 Eligible voters Saskatchewan hold Swing Source Elections Saskatchewan Global News2016 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Saskatchewan Jeremy Harrison 4 395 70 46 8 49New Democratic Dwayne Lasas 1 430 22 92 13 77Liberal Eric McCrimmon 305 4 89 Green Eric Schalm 107 1 71 0 37Total valid votes 6 237 100 0 Eligible voters Saskatchewan hold Swing Source Elections Saskatchewan 1 2 Global News 3 2011 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Saskatchewan Jeremy Harrison 4 207 61 97 13 11New Democratic Helen Ben 2 491 36 69 11 66Green Susan Merasty 91 1 34 Total 6 789 100 00Saskatchewan hold Swing 2007 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Saskatchewan Jeremy Harrison 3 507 48 86 4 59New Democratic Maynard Sonntag 3 471 48 35 1 92Liberal Don Coupland 200 2 79 2 67Total 7 178 100 00Saskatchewan gain from New Democratic Swing 2003 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes New Democratic Maynard Sonntag 3 472 50 27 3 54Saskatchewan Ron Dosdall 3 058 44 27 2 85Liberal Don Coupland 377 5 46 6 39Total 6 907 100 001999 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes New Democratic Maynard Sonntag 2 846 46 73 1 47Saskatchewan Bob Young 2 523 41 42 Liberal Don Coupland 722 11 85 24 39Total 6 091 100 001995 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes New Democratic Maynard Sonntag 2 910 48 20 3 09Liberal Dennis Barnett 2 188 36 24 29 80Progressive Conservative Paul S Pospisil 939 15 56 26 71Total 6 037 100 001991 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes New Democratic Maynard Sonntag 3 719 51 29 16 33Progressive Conservative George McLeod 3 065 42 27 17 15Liberal J Burton Dougan 467 6 44 0 82Total 7 251 100 001986 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Progressive Conservative George McLeod 3 711 59 42 2 74New Democratic Bill Krasicki 2 183 34 96 3 43Liberal Henry Coupland 351 5 62 3 70Total 6 245 100 001982 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Progressive Conservative George McLeod 4 236 62 16 14 60New Democratic Dave Bridger 2 149 31 53 12 45Western Canada Concept Paul S Pospisil 242 3 55 Liberal R Hugh Currie 131 1 92 6 54Independent Ray L Manegre 57 0 84 Total 6 815 100 001978 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Progressive Conservative George McLeod 3 016 47 56 18 45New Democratic Gordon McNeill 2 789 43 98 8 23Liberal Colin Campbell 537 8 46 26 68Total 6 342 100 001975 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes New Democratic Gordon McNeill 2 094 35 75 10 84Liberal Henry Coupland 2 058 35 14 18 27Progressive Conservative Leo Jeannotte 1 705 29 11 Total 5 857 100 001971 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Henry Coupland 3 350 53 41 10 68New Democratic Paul Kuffert 2 922 46 59 5 76Total 6 272 100 001967 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Henry Coupland 2 394 42 73 7 44New Democratic Martin Semchuk 2 288 40 83 7 16Progressive Conservative Leo Jeannotte 921 16 44 0 28Total 5 603 100 001964 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Henry Coupland 3 149 50 17 20 84Co operative Commonwealth Martin Semchuk 2 113 33 67 1 73Progressive Conservative Fred L Dunbar 1 014 16 16 0 92Total 6 276 100 001960 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Co operative Commonwealth Martin Semchuk 1 834 31 94 5 15Liberal Henry Coupland 1 684 29 33 1 34Social Credit A Peter Weber 1 243 21 65 23 57Progressive Conservative Fred L Dunbar 981 17 08 Total 5 742 100 001956 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Social Credit A Peter Weber 2 425 45 22 22 05Liberal H Cliff Dunfield 1 501 27 99 16 30Co operative Commonwealth Frank G Warick 1 437 26 79 2 81Total 5 363 100 001952 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal H Cliff Dunfield 2 653 44 29 2 80Co operative Commonwealth Gustav A Malinowsky 1 773 29 60 7 92Social Credit William A McRae 1 388 23 17 7 78Independent Louis M Marion 176 2 94 Total 5 990 100 001948 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Bill Lofts 3 307 47 09 10 38Co operative Commonwealth Herschel L Howell 2 635 37 52 3 85Social Credit John W Evanishen 1 081 15 39 Total 7 023 100 001944 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Co operative Commonwealth Herschel L Howell 2 034 41 37 17 10Liberal Donald MacDonald 1 805 36 71 6 21Labour Progressive Arthur J Doucet 716 14 56 Progressive Conservative William Titley 362 7 36 Total 4 917 100 001938 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Donald MacDonald 3 184 42 92 17 84Social Credit Judson B Clark 2 434 32 81 Co operative Commonwealth Robert C Paul 1 800 24 27 3 11Total 7 418 100 001934 Saskatchewan general electionParty Candidate Votes Liberal Donald MacDonald 4 304 60 76 Farmer Labour Charles Mycroft 1 499 21 16 Conservative J H Storry 1 281 18 08 Total 7 084 100 00History editMembers of the Legislative Assembly edit MLA Served Party 1 Donald MacDonald 1934 1944 Liberal 2 Herschel L Howell 1944 1948 CCF 3 Bill Lofts 1948 1952 Liberal 4 H Cliff Dunfield 1952 1956 Liberal 5 A Peter Weber 1956 1960 Social Credit 6 Martin Semchuk 1960 1964 CCF 7 Henry Coupland 1964 1975 Liberal 8 Gordon McNeill 1975 1978 NDP 9 George McLeod 1978 1991 Prog Conservative 10 Maynard Sonntag 1991 2007 NDP 11 Jeremy Harrison 2007 present Saskatchewan PartyReferences edit Register of Official Candidates by Constituency March 19 FINAL PDF Elections Saskatchewan 19 March 2016 Archived from the original PDF on 4 April 2016 Retrieved 23 March 2016 2016 General Election Results Elections Saskatchewan 4 April 2016 Retrieved 7 November 2016 McElroy Justin 5 April 2016 Saskatchewan election results 2016 Sask Party wins Meadow Lake riding Global News Retrieved 5 April 2016 External links editWebsite of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Archives Board Saskatchewan Election Results By Electoral Division 53 50 N 108 10 W 53 833 N 108 167 W 53 833 108 167 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Meadow Lake provincial electoral district amp oldid 1169607007, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
