Events in Manitoba History: Canadian Federal Election (2000)

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The Canadian federal election of 2000 was held on 27 November. The results were as follows:

Riding	Candidate	Party	Votes
Brandon-Souris	Rick Borotsik	Progressive Conservative	13,707
	Gary Nestibo	Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance	11,678
	Dick Scott	Liberal	6,544
	John “Errol” Black (1939-2012)	New Democratic	4,518
	Lisa Gallagher	Communist	102
	Neil Paterson	Independent	94
Charleswood-Assiniboia	John Harvard (1938-2016)	Liberal	13,901
	Cyril McFate	Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance	11,569
	Curtis Moore	Progressive Conservative	9,991
	Dennis Kshyk	New Democratic	2,786
	Greg Crowe	Communist	138
Churchill	Bev Desjarlais	New Democratic	10,477
	Elijah Harper (1949-2013)	Liberal	7,514
	Jason Shaw	Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance	4,126
	Doreen Murray	Progressive Conservative	1,198
Dauphin-Swan River	Inky Mark	Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance	15,855
	Jane Dawson	Liberal	7,091
	Wayne Kines	New Democratic	5,813
	Keith Eliasson	Progressive Conservative	3,946
	Terry Drul	Canadian Action	372
	Iris Yawney	Independent	189
Portage-Lisgar	Brian William Pallister	Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance	17,318
	Gerry J. E. Gebler	Liberal	6,133
	Morley McDonald	Progressive Conservative	5,339
	Jake E. Hoeppner	Independent	3,558
	Diane Beresford	New Democratic	2,073
Provencher	Vic Toews	Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance	21,358
	David William Iftody (1956-2001)	Liberal	14,419
	Henry C. Dyck	Progressive Conservative	2,726
	Peter Hiebert	New Democratic	1,980
St. Boniface	Ronald J. “Ron” Duhamel (1938-2002)	Liberal	20,173
	Joyce M. Chilton	Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance	8,962
	John Edmund Parry	New Democratic	5,026
	Mike Reilly	Progressive Conservative	4,505
Selkirk-Interlake	Howard E. Hilstrom	Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance	17,856
	Kathy Arnason	Liberal	9,612
	Paul Pododworny	New Democratic	8,113
	Thomas “Tom” Goodman (1949-2023)	Progressive Conservative	4,992
	Anthony Barendregt	Independent	178
Winnipeg Centre	Pat Martin	New Democratic	11,263
	Kevin Lamoureux	Liberal	9,310
	Reg Smith	Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance	3,975
	Michel Allard	Progressive Conservative	1,915
	Mikel Magnusson	Green	698
	Harold Dyck	Communist	134
Winnipeg North Centre	Judy Wasylycia-Leis	New Democratic	14,356
	Mary Richard	Liberal	6,755
	Myron Troniak	Progressive Conservative	2,950
	Darrell Rankin	Communist	525
Winnipeg North-St. Paul	Rey D. Pagtakhan	Liberal	14,556
	Trevor Sprague	Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance	11,412
	Roman Yereniuk	New Democratic	7,931
	Dave Vust	Progressive Conservative	2,959
	Georgina Rhéaume	Green	232
	Cynthia Cooke	Canadian Action	208
	Eric Truijen	Independent	126
	Paul Sidon	Communist	110
Winnipeg South	Reginald Bygott “Reg” Alcock (1948-2011)	Liberal	21,433
	Bill Hancock	Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance	12,638
	Duane Nicol	New Democratic	4,224
	Geoffrey Lambert (?-2015)	Progressive Conservative	3,599
	Didz Zuzens	Independent	183
Winnipeg South Centre	Anita Schwartz Neville	Liberal	15,231
	David Newman	Progressive Conservative	10,675
	James Allum	New Democratic	7,501
	Betty Granger	Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance	3,210
	Chris Buors	Marijuana	640
	Magnus Thompson	Canadian Action	202
	David Wright Allison	Communist	181
Winnipeg Transcona	William Alexander “Bill” Blaikie (1951-2022)	New Democratic	15,680
	Shawn Rattai	Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance	8,336
	Bret Dobbin	Liberal	6,041
	Chris Brewer	Progressive Conservative	2,133
	C. David Nickarz	Green	229
	Robert Scott	Independent	146
	Theresa Ducharme (1945-2004)	Independent	118
	James Hogaboam	Communist	87

See also:

Memorable Manitobans: Manitoba Members of the Thirty-Seventh Canadian Parliament (2001-2004)

Sources:

History of Federal Ridings Since 1867, Parliament of Canada.

Obituary [Tom Goodman], Winnipeg Free Press, 29 April 2023.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 29 April 2023