List of premiers of Manitoba
Premiers of Manitoba
Non-partisan Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba Progressive Party of Manitoba Manitoba Liberal Party New Democratic Party of Manitoba

List of premiers of Manitoba

Section Title: Premiers of Manitoba
Table Section Text: Non-partisan Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba Progressive Party of Manitoba Manitoba Liberal Party New Democratic Party of Manitoba

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death) District	Term of office	Electoral mandates (Assembly)	Political party

1	-	Alfred Boyd (1835–1908) MLA for St. Andrews North	16 September 1870 – 14 December 1871	Title created (no assembly) 1870 election (1st Assembly)	Non-partisan

2	-	Marc-Amable Girard (1822–1892) MLA for St. Boniface East	14 December 1871 – 14 March 1872	Appointment (1st Assembly)	Non-partisan

3	-	Henry Joseph Clarke (1833–1889) MLA for St. Charles	14 March 1872 – 8 July 1874	Appointment (1st Assembly)	Non-partisan

—	-	none	8 July 1874 – 2 December 1874	(1st Assembly)	Non-partisan

Marc-Amable Girard was the de facto premier as the Provincial Secretary.

4	-	Robert Atkinson Davis (1841–1903) MLA for Winnipeg and St. John until 1874 MLA for Winnipeg	3 December 1874 – 16 October 1878	Appointment (1st Assembly) 1874 election (2nd Assembly)	Non-partisan

5	-	John Norquay (1841–1889) MLA for St. Andrews South until 1879 MLA for St. Andrews	16 October 1878 – 24 December 1887	Appointment (2nd Assembly) 1878 election (3rd Assembly) 1879 election (4th Assembly) 1883 election (5th Assembly) 1886 election (6th Assembly)	Non-partisan

6	-	David Howard Harrison (1843–1905) MLA for Minnedosa West	26 December 1887 – 19 January 1888	Appointment (6th Assembly)	Non-partisan

7	-	Thomas Greenway (1838–1908) MLA for Mountain	19 January 1888 – 6 January 1900	Appointment (6th Assembly) 1888 election (7th Assembly) 1892 election (8th Assembly) 1896 election (9th Assembly)	Liberal

8	-	Sir Hugh John Macdonald (1850–1929) MLA for Winnipeg South	10 January 1900 – 29 October 1900	1899 election (10th Assembly)	Conservative

9	-	Sir Rodmond Roblin (1853–1937) MLA for Woodlands until 1903 MLA for Dufferin	29 October 1900 – 12 May 1915	Appointment (10th Assembly) 1903 election (11th Assembly) 1907 election (12th Assembly) 1910 election (13th Assembly) 1914 election (14th Assembly)	Conservative

10	-	Tobias Norris (1861–1936) MLA for Lansdowne	12 May 1915 – 8 August 1922	Appointment (14th Assembly) 1915 election (15th Assembly) 1920 election (16th Assembly)	Liberal

11	-	John Bracken (1883–1969) MLA for The Pas	8 August 1922 – 14 January 1943	1922 election (17th Assembly) 1927 election (18th Assembly) 1932 election (19th Assembly) 1936 election (20th Assembly) 1941 election (21st Assembly)	Progressive

12	-	Stuart Garson (1898–1977) MLA for Fairford	14 January 1943 – 13 November 1948	Appointment (21st Assembly) 1945 election (22nd Assembly)	Liberal–Progressive

13	-	Douglas Lloyd Campbell (1895–1995) MLA for Lakeside	13 November 1948 – 30 June 1958	Appointment (22nd Assembly) 1949 election (23rd Assembly) 1953 election (24th Assembly)	Liberal–Progressive

14	-	Dufferin Roblin (1917–2010) MLA for Wolseley	30 June 1958 – 27 November 1967	1958 election (25th Assembly) 1959 election (26th Assembly) 1962 election (27th Assembly) 1966 election (28th Assembly)	Progressive Conservative

15	-	Walter Weir (1929–1985) MLA for Minnedosa	27 November 1967 – 15 July 1969	Appointment (28th Assembly)	Progressive Conservative

16	-	Edward Schreyer (b. 1935) MLA for Rossmere	15 July 1969 – 24 November 1977	1969 election (29th Assembly) 1973 election (30th Assembly)	New Democratic

17	-	Sterling Lyon (1927–2010) MLA for Charleswood	24 November 1977 – 17 November 1981	1977 election (31st Assembly)	Progressive Conservative

18	-	Howard Pawley (1934–2015) MLA for Selkirk	30 November 1981 – 9 May 1988	1981 election (32nd Assembly) 1986 election (33rd Assembly)	New Democratic

19	-	Gary Filmon (b. 1942) MLA for Tuxedo	9 May 1988 – 5 October 1999	1988 election (34th Assembly) 1990 election (35th Assembly) 1995 election (36th Assembly)	Progressive Conservative

20	-	Gary Doer (b. 1948) MLA for Concordia	5 October 1999 – 19 October 2009	1999 election (37th Assembly) 2003 election (38th Assembly) 2007 election (39th Assembly)	New Democratic

21	-	Greg Selinger (b. 1951) MLA for St. Boniface	19 October 2009 – 3 May 2016	Appointment (39th Assembly) 2011 election (40th Assembly)	New Democratic

22	-	Brian Pallister (b. 1954) MLA for Fort Whyte	3 May 2016 – Incumbent	2016 election (41st Assembly)	Progressive Conservative

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Sentence(s)

Hugh John Macdonald was the eighth Premier of Manitoba.

final_sentence: Hugh John Macdonald was the eighth Premier of Manitoba.