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New electoral boundaries proposed for Manitoba
Manitoba’s Electoral Divisions Boundary Commission released its plan based on the 1976 census to redraw all 57 constituencies. Winnipeg gains two seats while the rest of the province loses two. 18 constituencies will have new names. Public hearings are scheduled in Thompson The Pas Dauphin Brandon Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie in October 1978 with written submissions accepted by the Commission. Maps and details will be published September 30, 1978 and displayed provincewide.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Electoral Divisions Boundaries Commission
of Manitoba
University of Manitoba
Samuel Fredman
U of M
Ralph Campbell
Jack Reeves
C. Rhodes Smith
Hugh H. Sanderson
Charland Prud’homme
Brandon City
9Th Street
Portage la Prairie City
Legislative Building
Electoral Divisions Boundaries