He joined 19 other Liberals in forming the official opposition to the PC minority government led by Premier Gary Filmon.
Edwards was re-elected in St. James, this time defeating PC candidate Joanne Thibault by 295 votes.
The Liberals initially appeared to have a reasonable chance of winning the 1995 election, placing a strong second to the Tories in early polls.
The Liberals fell to three seats in the election of 1995: Lamoureux was re-elected in his constituency of Inkster, as were Neil Gaudry in St. Boniface and Gary Kowalski in The Maples.
In another close race in St. James, Edwards lost to NDP challenger MaryAnn Mihychuk by 166 votes.