4th North-West Legislative Assembly

The 4th North-West Legislative Assembly was the 6th meeting of the Northwest Territories Legislature. It lasted from 1898 to 1902. This was also the first new council after the creation of the Yukon from the extreme northwest portion of the territories on June 13, 1898.

4th North-West Assembly
Type
Type	Unicameral
History
Established	1898
Disbanded	1902
Seats	30
Elections
Last election	1898
Meeting place
Regina

List of Members of the Legislative Assembly

4th North-West Legislative Assembly

	District	Member	Party	First elected / previously elected
	Banff	Robert Brett*	Liberal	1888
		Arthur Sifton (1891)	Liberal-Conservative	1901
	Batoche	Charles Fisher	Independent	1898
	Battleford	Joseph Benjamin Prince	Independent	1898
	Cannington	Ewan McDiarmid	Independent	1898
	East Calgary	Alfred Cross	Liberal-Conservative	1898
	Edmonton	Matthew McCauley	Independent	1896
	Grenfell	Richard Stuart Lake	Liberal-Conservative	1898
	High River	Richard Alfred Wallace	Independent	1898
	Kinistino	William Frederick Meyers	Independent	1891
	Lethbridge	Leverett DeVeber	Independent	1898
	Macleod	Frederick Haultain	Liberal-Conservative	1887
	Medicine Hat	Horace Greeley	Independent	1898
	Mitchell	Joseph McIntyre	Independent	1898
	Moose Jaw	James Hamilton Ross	Liberal	1883
		George Malcolm Annable (1901)	Liberal	1901
	Moosomin	Alexander S. Smith	Independent	1898
	North Qu'Appelle	Donald H. McDonald	Independent	1896
	North Regina	George W. Brown	Independent	1894
	Prince Albert East	Samuel McLeod	Independent	1898
	Prince Albert West	Thomas McKay	Independent	1891, 1898
	Red Deer	John A. Simpson	Independent	1894
	Saltcoats	William Eakin	Independent	1894
	Souris	John Connell	Independent	1898
	South Qu'Appelle	George Bulyea	Liberal-Conservative	1894
	South Regina	James Hawkes	Independent	1898
	St. Albert	Fredric Villeneuve	Independent	1898
	Victoria	Jack Shera	Independent	1898
	West Calgary	Richard Bennett	Independent	1898
	Wetaskiwin	Anthony Rosenroll	Liberal-Conservative	1898
	Whitewood	Archibald Gillis	Independent	1894
	Wolseley	William Elliott	Liberal-Conservative	1898
	Yorkton	Thomas Alfred Patrick	Liberal-Conservative	1897