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- Portage la Prairie (links | edit)
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- Robert Rogers (Manitoba politician) (links | edit)
- Douglas Lloyd Campbell (links | edit)
- Gary Filmon (links | edit)
- Rodmond Roblin (links | edit)
- Thomas Greenway (links | edit)
- David Howard Harrison (links | edit)
- John Norquay (links | edit)
- Robert Atkinson Davis (links | edit)
- Marc-Amable Girard (links | edit)
- Henry Joseph Clarke (links | edit)
- Commissioner of Yukon (links | edit)
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- Joseph Martin (Canadian politician) (links | edit)
- Commissioner of Nunavut (links | edit)
- Sharon Carstairs (links | edit)
- Dauphin, Manitoba (links | edit)
- Stan Struthers (links | edit)
- 1999 Manitoba general election (links | edit)
- Glen Murray (politician) (links | edit)
- 2001 British Columbia general election (links | edit)