basement. At that time, Fraser contacted the remaining members, who voted to dissolve the party. The dissolution formally occurred March 31, 2002. Leaders Arch Pafford (1989–1991) Danny Cameron (1991–1992) (interim leader) Brent Taylor (1992) - Taylor's election was later deemed illegal Danny Cameron (1992–1995) Ab Rector (1995) (interim leader) Gary Ewart (1995) Ab Rector (1995) (interim leader) Greg Hargrove (1995–1999) Jim Webb (1999) Colby Fraser (1999–2002) Members of the New Brunswick Legislative Assembly Edwin G. Allen, Fredericton North (1991-1995) Beverly Brine, Albert (1991-1994) Danny Cameron, York South (1991-1995) (leader) Greg Hargrove, York North (1991-1995) Ab Rector, Oromocto (1991-1995) Brent Taylor, Southwest Miramichi (1991-1994) Gordon Willden, Riverview (1991-1995) Max White, Sunbury (1991-1995) Election results The CoR Party contested three general elections, with diminishing success. Despite being shut out of the legislature in 1995, they placed second in a number of ridings while by 1999 they placed fourth in every riding they ran a candidate. See also List of New Brunswick political parties Further reading Poitras, Jacques. "The Right Fight: Bernard Lord and the Conservative Dilemma" (2004) Goose Lane Editions. References Provincial political parties in New Brunswick Defunct political parties in Canada Conservative parties in Canada