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David Best (politician)

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and worked for the British civil service and then moved to Canada in 1911. He worked as an accountant and printing salesman before being elected as the
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Best was one of three anti-coalition Conservatives elected to the legislature in 1941. He defeated CCF incumbent
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In 1943, the Conservative Party changed its name to the Progressive Conservative Party. Best ran in the
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by 274 votes, and served as an opposition member for the parliament that followed.
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as an official Progressive Conservative candidate, but lost to CCF candidate
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Best was born in Derry, to David Best and Martha Peden, He was educated at
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from 1941 to 1945 as an anti-coalition Conservative.
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Best was elected to the Manitoba legislature in the
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Derry
Ireland
Manitoba
Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
Foyle College
reeve
St. James
provincial election of 1941
Conservative Party of Manitoba
coalition government
Liberal Progressive Party
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
Social Credit
James Aiken
Assiniboia
1945 provincial election
Ernest Draffin





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