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  McFadyen, Hugh
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NameHugh McFadyen
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Born May 31, 1967 (56 years)
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InfoHugh McFadyen was elected MLA for Fort Whyte in December 2005.

In April 2006, Hugh was voted in as Leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba and became Leader of the Official Opposition in the Manitoba Legislature. He brings with him 22 years of experience working in politics and law, as well as being involved in a number of volunteer activities.

While Hugh was born in Selkirk, Manitoba May 31, 1967, he and his brothers were raised in sunny St. James. After graduating from Silver Heights Collegiate, Hugh began his post secondary education at the University of Manitoba where he studied law, graduated in 1993 and was called to the Manitoba Bar in 1994.

Hugh has strong ties to rural Manitoba, with his mother’s family coming from Cartwright and his father’s from the Interlake region of Manitoba.

Curling also played a major role in Hugh’s life. In 1986, he skipped his Manitoba curling team to a Canadian Junior Championship. The team’s win qualified them for the 1987 World Junion Curling Championships where they won a silver medal.

Hugh and his wife Jennifer have a four year-old daughter Rachael and a two-year old son, James.

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  10/04/2011 MB Premier Lost 33.33% (-31.58%)
  10/04/2011 MB Legislative Assembly - Fort Whyte Won 62.47% (+32.86%)
  05/22/2007 MB Legislative Assembly - Fort Whyte Won 51.95% (+18.12%)
  05/22/2007 MB Premier Lost 33.33% (-29.82%)
  04/29/2006 MB PC Party Leader Won 66.62% (+45.26%)
  12/13/2005 MB Legislative Assembly - Fort Whyte - By-election Won 52.26% (+27.91%)
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