List of Manitoba senators
Name Party Division Date appointed Appointed by End of term
Arthur-Lucien Beaubien Liberal Provencher January 29 , 1940 King February 1 , 1969
Aimé Bénard Conservative St. Boniface September 3 , 1917 Borden January 8 , 1938
Thomas-Alfred Bernier Conservative St. Boniface October 27 , 1892 Abbott December 30 , 1908
JoAnne Buth Conservative Manitoba January 6 , 2012 Harper August 10 , 2014
Charles Arkoll Boulton Liberal-Conservative Marquette December 10 , 1889 Macdonald May 15 , 1899
George Bradbury Conservative Selkirk December 17 , 1917 Borden September 6 , 1925
Sharon Carstairs Liberal Manitoba September 15 , 1994 Chrétien October 17 , 2011
Maria Chaput Liberal Manitoba December 12 , 2002 Chrétien March 1 , 2016
Noé Chevrier Liberal Winnipeg January 18 , 1909 Laurier October 9 , 1911
Thomas Crerar Liberal Churchill April 18 , 1945 King May 31 , 1966
John Caswell Davis Liberal Winnipeg January 25 , 1949 St. Laurent October 25 , 1953
Ron Duhamel Liberal Manitoba January 15 , 2002 Chrétien September 30 , 2002
Douglas Everett Independent Liberal Fort Rouge November 8 , 1966 Pearson January 20 , 1994
Robert Forke Liberal-Progressive Brandon December 30 , 1929 King February 2 , 1934
Marc-Amable Girard Liberal St. Boniface December 13 , 1871 Macdonald September 12 , 1892
Joseph-Philippe Guay Liberal St. Boniface March 23 , 1978 Trudeau , P. E October 4 , 1990
James Campbell Haig Progressive Conservative River Heights June 15 , 1962 Diefenbaker December 29 , 1977
John Thomas Haig Progressive Conservative Winnipeg August 14 , 1935 Richard Bennett January 17 , 1962
John Power Howden Liberal St. Boniface April 18 , 1945 King November 4 , 1959
Olive Lillian Irvine Progressive Conservative Lisgar January 14 , 1960 Diefenbaker November 1 , 1969
Historical
This is a list of past and present Canadian senators from the province of Manitoba. Manitoba can be represented by up to six senators, but this was not always the case. Stipulated in the Manitoba Act of 1870, the province was first represented by two senators, then to increase incrementally based on population, when the population reached 75,000 it would then be represented by a maximum of four senators. The Constitution Act of 1915 added two more senate seats for Manitoba bringing the total to six. The Constitution Act of 1915 also amended Section 26 of the Constitution Act of 1867 to add a fourth regional division, called the Western provinces, made up of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, to allow two senators to be appointed on a regional basis.