43rd General Assembly of Nova Scotia

The 43rd General Assembly of Nova Scotia represented Nova Scotia between March 14, 1946, and April 27, 1949.

Division of seats

There were 30 members of the General Assembly, elected in the 1945 Nova Scotia general election.

	Leader	Party	# of Seats
	Frederick Murray Blois	Conservative	0
	Angus L. Macdonald	Liberal	28
	Donald MacDonald	CCF	2
Total			30

List of members

	Riding	Name	Party	First elected / previously elected	Position
	Annapolis County	Henry Davies Hicks	Liberal	1945
	Antigonish	John Patrick Gorman	Liberal	1942
	Cape Breton South	John Smith MacIvor	Liberal	1945
	Cape Breton Centre	Michael McDonald	CCF	1945
	Cape Breton North	Alexander O'Handley	Liberal	1925[a], 1941
	Cape Breton East	Russell Cunningham	CCF	1945
	Cape Breton West	Malcolm A. Patterson	Liberal	1937	Provincial secretary (1947)
	Colchester	Gordon T. Purdy	Liberal	1945
		Robert F. McLellan	Liberal	1945
	Cumberland	Kenneth Judson Cochrane	Liberal	1941
		Martin J. Kaufman	Liberal	1945
	Digby	J. Willie Comeau	Liberal	1907, 1920, 1928
	Guysborough	Arthur Whittier MacKenzie	Liberal	1945	Minister of Agriculture
	Halifax South	Angus L.MacDonald	Liberal	1933, 1945	Premier
	Halifax Centre	James Edward Rutledge	Liberal	1939
	Halifax North	Harold Connolly	Liberal	1936	Minister of Industry
	Halifax East	Geoffrey W. Stevens	Liberal	1933
	Halifax West	Ronald Manning Fielding	Liberal	1941
	Hants	Robert A. MacLellan	Liberal	1945
	Inverness	Alexander H. McKinnon	Liberal	1940
	Kings	David Durell Sutton	Liberal	1945
	Lunenburg	Frank R. Davis	Liberal	1933
		Gordon E. Romkey	Liberal	1928	speaker
	Pictou	Josiah H. MacQuarrie	Liberal	1933	Attorney General
		Alfred B. DeWolfe	Liberal	1945
	Queens	Merrill D. Rawding	Liberal	1945
	Richmond	Lauchlin Daniel Currie	Liberal	1933[b], 1941
	Shelburne	Wilfred Tennyson Dauphinee	Liberal	1941
	Victoria	John M. Campbell	Liberal	1937
	Yarmouth	Henry A. Waterman	Liberal	1938

Former members of the 43rd General Assembly

	Name	Party	Electoral District	Cause of departure	Succeeded by	Elected
	Josiah H. MacQuarrie	Liberal	Pictou	named judge		1947

Notes

1. Cape Breton East (First elected as a Conservative)
2. Cape Breton East