New Brunswick Liberal Association

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rdf:type	owl:NamedIndividual Centrist party in Canada Liberal party in Canada Organization based in Fredericton 1883 establishment in New Brunswick Political party established in 1883 Provincial political party in New Brunswick
rdfs:label	New Brunswick Liberal Association
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skos:prefLabel	New Brunswick Liberal Association
skos:altLabel	Liberal Liberal Party Liberal party Liberals liberal New Brunswick Lib. Liberal Party's Liberal government Liberal party's provincial Liberals (Lib.) Leader of the Liberal Party of New Brunswick Leader of the New Brunswick Liberal Party Leader of the New Brunswick Liberals Liberal Party of New Brunswick New Brunswick Liberal New Brunswick Liberal Party New Brunswick Liberal Party President Provincial Liberal
clgo:colour	Red
clgo:colourName	Red
clgo:country	Canada
clgo:formationYear	1883
clgo:headquarter	Fredericton New Brunswick
clgo:ideology	Social liberalism Centrism Liberalism
clgo:leader	Susan Holt
clgo:nationalAffiliation	Liberal Party of Canada
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=party hasValue=New Brunswick Liberal Association
is clgo:otherParty of	Ivan Court
is clgo:party of	John D. Alexander (politician) Robert Black Smith Alan R. Graham William A. Losier Narcisse A. Gagnon William J. McNevin Hédard Albert Ray Frenette René Legacy Stuart Jamieson James William Nowlan Bill Fraser (Canadian politician) R. V. Lenihan Silas Alward Jacques LeBlanc (politician) Stephen Horsman Bernard LeBlanc James W. Brittain Jean-Baptiste D'Astous Marcelle Mersereau Ernest W. Stairs Frank E. Kane James Mitchell (Canadian politician) David W. Mersereau Ed Doherty (politician) Kenneth J. Webber Héliodore Côté J. Adrien Lévesque J. Omer Boudreau Wilfred Sénéchal S. Roy Kelly Wendell P. Jones Abel LeBlanc Arthur Bliss Copp Arthur Glasier Daniel Guitard H. H. Williamson Robert J. Higgins Alfred Hawkins Frederick L. Estabrooks Rick Miles W. M. Jenkins Allison DeLong Foster Calder Jack MacDougall Reid Hurley Patrick Guérette Gary Keating Donald T. Cochrane George F. Hill James Joseph Hayes Doone Jim Wilson (New Brunswick politician) Monique LeBlanc Pete Dalton Cléophas Léger Joseph Daigle (New Brunswick politician) Adjutor Ferguson Frederick C. Young Greg Byrne Joseph A. Day Lisa Harris (politician) Richard J. Gill Isabelle Thériault Peter Veniot Camille Bordage E. A. Fryers Ernest Richard Kennedy Francis Burns J. Michel Fournier Stephen D. Clark Doug Young (politician) Edmond Blanchard Harry C. Greenlaw John Lebans Robert B. Simpson Edward R. McDonald Hubert Seamans Owen Morse (politician) David Olmstead Evérard Daigle James E. Lockyer Robert Gauvin Jack Keir James Barnes (Canadian politician) John P. Lordon John W. Scovil Kal Seaman Lemuel John Tweedie B. Fernand Nadeau Graham Crocker Harry A. Corey Ormond W. Wetmore P. C. Price James Doyle (New Brunswick politician) Stephen Weyman Samuel Black Hunter Archibald Harrison John McLeod (New Brunswick politician) Reid McManus John B. McNair ... and more

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