Burnaby–Coquitlam

Shane

Williams

Burnaby–Coquitlam

British Columbia, 1953–1968

Wikipedia: Burnaby—Coquitlam was a federal electoral district in British Columbia, Canada, that was represented in the House of Commons of Canada from 1953 to 1968.

1965 General Election

Thomas Clement (Tommy) Douglas	New Democratic Party	22,553

Dick Hayes	Liberal Party of Canada	12,090

James Morris Kennedy	Social Credit Party of Canada	5,308

Mike Allen	Progressive Conservative Party	2,662

1963 General Election

Thomas Clement (Tommy) Douglas	New Democratic Party	19,067

Tom Kent	Liberal Party of Canada	14,148

Lyn Morrow	Progressive Conservative Party	3,990

René-J. Gamache	Social Credit Party of Canada	3,917

1962 By-Election

Thomas Clement (Tommy) Douglas	New Democratic Party	16,313

Warren R. Clark	Liberal Party of Canada	8,029

René J. Gamache	Social Credit Party of Canada	5,282

Eric Greenwood	Progressive Conservative Party	2,562

George D. Burnham	Independent	162

1962 General Election

Erhart Regier	New Democratic Party	19,050

Warren R. Clark	Liberal Party of Canada	9,351

Maurice Dorfman	Progressive Conservative Party	5,206

David C. King	Social Credit Party of Canada	4,564

1958 General Election

Erhart Regier	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	12,917

Murray Morrison	Progressive Conservative Party	11,422

Robert James Cooper	Liberal Party of Canada	3,533

Morris Perrett	Social Credit Party of Canada	2,113

1957 General Election

Erhart Regier	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	10,947

Clarence E. Gerhart	Social Credit Party of Canada	7,552

Jane Kilmer	Progressive Conservative Party	4,949

Fred Philps	Liberal Party of Canada	4,778

1953 General Election

Erhart Regier	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	7,232

Rene Jules Gamache	Social Credit Party of Canada	4,987

George Campbell Bastedo	Liberal Party of Canada	4,256

John E. Milne	Progressive Conservative Party	2,124

Alexander Kucher	Labor-Progressive Party	627

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