4th Alberta Legislature

The 4th Alberta Legislative Assembly lasted from 1917 to 1921. The governing Liberal party would change Cabinets, and see its popular support decline. This would be the Last Assembly in which the Liberal party would hold a majority of seats in the Assembly.

Members of the 4th Legislative Assembly

Sifton Cabinet

Stewart Cabinet

Government

	District	Member	Party
Acadia	John McColl	Liberal Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Liberal/row	Beaver River	Wilfrid Gariépy	Liberal
Bow Valley	Charles R. Mitchell	Liberal
Calgary North	William McCartney Davidson	Liberal
Camrose	George P. Smith	Liberal
Cardston	Martin Woolf	Liberal
Clearwater	Joseph State	Liberal
Cochrane	Charles W. Fisher	Liberal
Didsbury	Henry B. Atkins	Liberal
Edson	Charles Cross	Liberal
Grouard	Jean Côté	Liberal
Hand Hills	Robert Eaton	Liberal
Innisfail	Daniel Morkeberg	Liberal
Leduc	Stanley Tobin	Liberal
Little Bow	James McNaughton	Liberal
Macleod	George Skelding	Liberal
Olds	Duncan Marshall	Liberal Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Liberal/row	Peace River	William Archibald Rae	Liberal
Pembina	Gordon MacDonald	Liberal
Redcliff	Charles Pingle	Liberal
Ribstone	James Gray Turgeon	Liberal
Sedgewick	Charles Stewart	Liberal
St. Albert	Lucien Boudreau	Liberal
Stettler	Edward H. Prudden	Liberal
St. Paul	Prosper-Edmond Lessard	Liberal
Sturgeon	John R. Boyle	Liberal
Taber	Archibald J. McLean	Liberal
Vegreville	Joseph S. McCallum	Liberal
Vermillion	Arthur Lewis Sifton	Liberal
Victoria	Francis A. Walker	Liberal Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Liberal/row	Warner	Frank Leffingwell	Liberal
Wetaskiwin	Hugh John Montgomery	Liberal
Whitford	Andrew Shandro	Liberal

Official Opposition

	District	Member	Party Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Progressive Conservatives/row	Alexandria	James R. Lowery	Conservative
Calgary South	Thomas Blow	Conservative Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Progressive Conservatives/row	Coronation	William Wallace Wilson	Conservative
Edmonton East	James Ramsey	Conservative
Edmonton West	Albert Ewing	Conservative
Edmonton South	Herbert Crawford	Conservative
Gleichen	Frederick Davis	Conservative
High River	George Douglas Stanley	Conservative
Lac Ste. Anne	George Barker	Conservative
Lacombe	Andrew Gilmour	Conservative
Lethbridge City	John Smith Stewart	Conservative
Medicine Hat	Nelson Spencer	Conservative
Okotoks	George Hoadley	Conservative
Pincher Creek	John Kemmis	Conservative
Ponoka	Charles Cunningham	Conservative
Red Deer	Edward Michener	Conservative
Rocky Mountain	Robert Campbell	Conservative Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Progressive Conservatives/row	Stony Plain	Frederick W. Lundy	Conservative
Wainwright	George LeRoy Hudson	Conservative

Opposition

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	District	Member
Calgary Centre	Alex Ross	Labor
Claresholm	Louise McKinney	Independent
Nanton	James Wier	Independent
Province at Large	Robert Pearson	Non-partisan
Province at Large	Roberta McAdams	Non-partisan

Elected in By-elections

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	District	Member	Party
Camrose	George P. Smith	Liberal	George Smith appointed Provincial Secretary November 9, 1917
Camrose	Arthur Ebbett	Liberal	Resignation of Arthur Lewis Sifton November 19, 1917
Athabasca	Alexander Grant MacKay	Liberal	Alexander Grant MacKay appointed Minister of Municipal Affairs September 27, 1918
Grouard	Jean Côté	Liberal	Jean Côté appointed Provincial Secretary October 21, 1918
Red Deer	John Gaetz	Liberal	Edward Michener appointed to the Senate October 28, 1918
Cochrane	Alexander Moore	United Farmers	Death of Charles W. Fisher November 3, 1919
Athabasca	George Mills	Liberal	Death of Alexander Grant MacKay November 3, 1919

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Legislative Assembly of Alberta
Preceded by 3rd Legislature	Alberta Legislatures 1913–1917	Succeeded by 5th Legislature