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A Canadian federal election, also known as a general election, will most likely be held in early 2004. The exact date is up to the Prime Minister; issues such as the inquiry into the sponsorship scandal may delay the call.

Canadian voters will elect a new House of Commons (the lower house of Parliament). If the currently governing Liberal Party of Canada wins neither a majority nor a plurality, the prime minister may resign and the Governor General would then invite the leader of a different party to form a new government. The Prime Minister may also continue governing as a minority government or seek an alliance with another party.

All the major national parties will run under different leaders in this next election than the last, held in 2000. This election will also mark the debut of the new Conservative Party of Canada, which will choose a new leader in March.

Until the sponsorship scandal, most pundits were predicting that new Prime Minister Paul Martin would lead the Liberals to a fourth majority government, possibly setting a record for number of seats won. However, polls released immediately after it broke out showed Liberal support down as much as 10% nationwide, with greater declines in its heartland of Quebec and Ontario.

Opposition parties

In the final months of 2003, the New Democrats, the Progressive Conservatives and the Canadian Alliance were running a distant second, third and fourth, respectively, in public opinion polls.

Many pundits predicted that the combination of the popular and fiscally conservative Martin, along with continued vote-splitting on the right, could lead to the almost total annihilation of the Progressive Conservatives and Canadian Alliance. This fear has prompted those two parties to form a united Conservative Party of Canada, which was approved by the Canadian Alliance on December 5, 2003 and by the Progressive Conservatives on December 6, 2003.

The new Conservative Party has pulled ahead of the NDP in the most recent polls, although its support has been well below the combined support that the Progressive Conservatives and the Alliance had as separate parties.

Prior to the announcement of the union of the right-of-centre parties, some were predicting an NDP official opposition. A new leader (Jack Layton) and clear social democratic policies may allow the NDP to make breakthroughs in all regions of the country.

The Bloc Québécois (BQ) continued to slide in the polls in 2003 after the election of the strongly federalist Quebec Liberal Party under Jean Charest and during the long run-up to Paul Martin becoming leader of the federal Liberals. Support for sovereignty also continued to slide. However the Charest government rapidly became quite unpopular, and this, combined with the federal sponsorship scandal, led to a strong resurgence of the BQ, which moved well ahead of the federal Liberals in the polls in February 2004.

Timeline

2004

2003

2002

Upcoming events

Leadership races of 2003 and 2004

Recent poll numbers

  • Last Ipsos-Reid poll (02/03/04-07/03/04): Liberal 38%, Conservative 26%, NDP 17%, BQ 12%, Green 4%
  • Last Ekos poll (23/02/04-25/02/04): Liberal 42%, Conservative 32%, NDP 15%, BQ 9%
  • Last Compas poll (14/02/04): Liberal 44%, Conservative 26%, NDP 19%, BQ 9%
  • Last SES Research poll (02/02/04): Liberal 48%, Conservative 23%, NDP 15%, BQ 11%
  • Last Ipsos-Reid poll (17/02/04): Liberal 35%, Conservative 27%, NDP 17%, BQ 11%
  • Last Ekos poll (21/12/03): Liberal 56%, Conservative 25%, NDP 12%, BQ 9%
  • Last SOM poll (02/12/03): Liberal 58%, NDP 18%, Conservative 13%, BQ 9%
  • Last Leger poll (09/06/03): Liberal 55%, PC 14%, CA 12%, NDP 10%, BQ 8%

Source: http://www.canadawebpages.com/pc-polls.asp

2004 federal representation

Due to the 2001 census, Canada's 301 electoral districts will increase to 308. Boundary changes will take effect across the country to even out population redistribution, and seven new districts will be formed. Each province has a minimum amount of seats, and therefore it is rare for a province to lose seats in a redistribution. These changes still need to be passed by the House of Commons (as of December 12, 2003); they are expected to take effect in April 2004.

Current distribution

Party Party Leader Seats Popular Vote
Before After # %
Bloc Québécois Gilles Duceppe 33      
Canadian Action Party Connie Fogal 0      
Communist Party of Canada Miguel Figueroa 0      
Conservative Party of Canada John Lynch-Staunton (interim) 73      
Green Party of Canada Jim Harris 0      
Liberal Party of Canada Paul Martin 169      
Marijuana Party Marc-Boris St-Maurice 0      
Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada Sandra L. Smith 0      
New Democratic Party Jack Layton 14      
Independent 9      
Vacant 3 308  
  301
The parties below have not yet been granted full recognition by Elections Canada
Absolutely Absurd Party Jan Jagiellowicz  
Christian Heritage Party Ronald O. Gray
National Alternative Party Gilles Lavoie
The Ontario Party of Canada George E. Burns
Source: http://www.elections.ca
Other elections: 1988 1993 1997 2000 2004
Canadian federal elections




Province-by-Province results. Seats and Popular Vote. (contains current seats in parliament)

Party Name BC AB SK MB ON QC NB NS PE NL NU NT YK Total
Liberal Party Seats: 6 2 2 5 95 37 6 5 4 4 1 1 1 169
Pop Vote:                            
Conservative Party Seats: 25 23 8 5 4   2 3   3       73
Pop Vote:                            
Bloc Québécois Seats:           33               33
Pop Vote:                            
New Democratic Party Seats: 2   2 4 2   1 3           14
Pop Vote:                            
Green Party Seats:                            
Pop Vote:                            
Other Seats: 1 1 2     4 1             9
Pop Vote:                            

Note: Parties that capture less than 1% of the vote in a province are not recorded. Parties that capture more than 1% in a province, but less than 1% nationally, do not have national numbers.

Seat by seat breakdown

Cabinet Ministers and Party Leaders are denoted in bold

Candidates not yet officially nominated are denoted in italics.

Incumbents are indicated with † if they are current candidates; otherwise they are listed in a separate column.

Newfoundland and Labrador Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Avalon John Efford†      
Bonavista--Exploits   Rex Barnes† (tbd Mar 24)    
Humber--St. Barbe--Baie Verte Gerry Byrne†      
Labrador Lawrence O'Brien†      
Random--Burin--St. George's Bill Matthews†      
St. John's North   Norman E. Doyle†    
St. John's South Siobhan Coady Loyola Hearn†    
Prince Edward Island Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Cardigan Lawrence MacAuley† (tbd Apr 3)    
Charlottetown Shawn Murphy†      
Egmont Joe McGuire†      
Malpeque Wayne Easter† (tbd Apr 6)    
Nova Scotia Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Cape Breton--Canso Rodger Cuzner†      
Central Nova Susan Green Peter MacKay†    
Dartmouth--Cole Harbour (tbd Mar 11) David Boyd (tbd Apr 3) Susan MacAlpine-Gillis Ashley MacIsaac (Ind.) (?) NDP incumbent Wendy Lill not seeking re-election
Halifax Sheila Fougere (tbd Apr 6) Alexa McDonough†  
Halifax West Geoff Regan† Ken MacPhee Bill Carr  
Kings--Hants Scott Brison† John Mullen (tbd Apr 3)     Brison defected from PC, December 2003
North Nova (tbd Mar 13) Bill Casey†    
Sackville--Eastern Shore Dale Stevens Steve Streatch (tbd Apr 3) Peter Stoffer†  
South Shore--St. Margaret's (tbd Mar 7) Gerald Keddy† Gordon Earle  
Sydney--Victoria Mark Eyking† (tbd Mar 13)      
West Nova Robert Thibault† (tbd Mar 14)   Arthur Bull  
New Brunswick Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Acadie--Bathurst Serge Rouselle   Yvon Godin†  
Beauséjour Dominic LeBlanc†      
Fredericton Andy Scott† Kent Fox    
Fundy John Herron† (tbd Mar 27)     Herron formerly with PC, now seeking Liberal nomination
Madawaska--Restigouche         Liberal incumbent Jeannot Castonguay not seeking re-election
Miramichi Charles Hubbard† (tbd Mar 13) (tbd Apr 3)    
Moncton--Riverview--Dieppe Claudette Bradshaw† or Frank McKenna(?) (tbd Apr 6)    
St. Croix--Belleisle   Greg Thompson† (tbd Apr 3)    
Saint John Paul Zed(?) (tbd Mar 25) Elizabeth Weir(?)   PC incumbent Elsie Wayne not seeking re-election
Tobique--Mactaquac Andy Savoy† Michael Allen    
Québec (St. Lawrence Valley) Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP BQ
Beauport Dennis Dawson       new district
Berthier--Maskinongé     Dennis McKinnon   new district
Charlesbourg Jean-Marie Laliberté     Richard Marceau†
Charlevoix--Montmorency Lisette Lepage     Michel Guimond† Merged district:
other BQ incumbent Gérard Asselin not running
Chicoutimi--Le Fjord André Harvey†   (tbd Mar 21) Robert Bouchard
Gaspésie--Îles-de-la-Madeleine Georges Farrah†      
Joliette Jean-François Coderre     Pierre Paquette†
Jonquière--Alma Daniel Giguère     Sébastien Gagnon† Merged district:
other BQ incumbent Jocelyne Girard-Bujold not running
Lévis--Bellechasse Christian Jobin†   Louise Foisy  
Lotbinière--Chutes-de-la-Chaudière       Odina Desrochers†
Louis-Hébert Hélène Scherrer†      
Louis-Saint-Laurent         Incumbent is Jean Guy Carignan (independent)
Manicouagan     Pierre Ducasse Ghislain Fournier†
Matapédia--Matane Marc Bélanger     Jean-Yves Roy†
Montcalm       Roger Gaudet†
Portneuf Claude Duplain† Howard Bruce    
Québec       Christiane Gagnon†
Repentigny       Benoît Sauvageau†
Richelieu       Louis Plamondon†
Rimouski--Témiscouata       Suzanne Tremblay†
Rivière-du-Loup--Montmagny Gilbert Normand†     Paul Crête† Merged district:
two incumbents running against each other
Roberval       Michel Gauthier†
Saint-Maurice--Champlain         Vacant:
Liberal incumbent and PM Jean Chrétien retiring
Trois-Rivières       Marcel Gagnon† Merged district:
other BQ incumbent Yves Rocheleau not running
Québec (Eastern Townships & Montérégie) Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP BQ
Beauce Claude Drouin†      
Beauharnois--Salaberry Serge Marcil†      
Brome--Missisquoi Denis Paradis†      
Chambly--Borduas     (tbd Mar 9) Yves Lessard Incumbent is Ghislain Lebel (independent)
Châteguay--Saint-Constant Robert Lanctôt†       Incumbent Robert Lanctôt defected from BQ, December 2003
Compton--Stanstead David Price†      
Drummond Roger Gougeon     Pauline Picard†
Mégantic--L'Érable Gérard Binet†   Alexandre Cote  
Richmond--Arthabaska     Jason Noble André Bellavance Incumbent André Bachand, formerly with PC, not seeking re-election
Saint-Hyacinthe--Bagot       Yvan Loubier†
Saint-Jean       Claude Bachand†
Shefford Diane St-Jacques†      
Sherbrooke     Philippe Dion Serge Cardin†
Vaudreuil-Soulanges Nick Discepola†      
Québec (Montreal, Laval & Longueuil) Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP BQ
Ahuntsic Eleni Bakopanos†      
Alfred-Pellan Carole-Marie Allard†      
Bourassa Denis Coderre†     Doris Provencher
Brossard--La Prairie Jacques Saada† (tbd Mar 30)    
Hochelaga       Réal Ménard†
Honoré-Mercier Yvon Charbonneau†      
Jeanne-Le-Ber Liza Frulla†     Thierry St-Cyr
Lac-Saint-Louis     Daniel Seamus Quinn   Liberal incumbent Clifford Lincoln not seeking re-election
La Pointe-de-l'Île Jean-Claude Gobé     Francine Lalonde†
LaSalle--Émard Paul Martin†      
Laurier   Francis-Pierre Rémillard François Gregoire Gilles Duceppe†
Laval Pierre Lafleur       new district
Laval--Les Îles Raymonde Folco†      
Longueuil Robert Gladu     Caroline St-Hilaire†
Marc-Aurèle-Fortin Nancy Girard     Madeleine Dalphond-Guiral† or Serge Ménard
Mount Royal Irwin Cotler†      
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce--Lachine Marlene Jennings†      
Outremont Jean Lapierre   Omar Aktouf   Liberal incumbent Martin Cauchon not seeking re-election
Papineau Pierre Pettigrew†   André Frapier (tbd Mar 10) Martine Carrière
Pierrefonds--Dollard Bernard Patry†      
Rosemont--La Petite-Patrie Christian Bolduc   Benoît Beauchamp Bernard Bigras†
Saint-Bruno--Saint-Hubert Marc Savard     Carole Lavallée Incumbent is Pierrette Venne (independent)
Saint-Lambert Yolande Thibeault†   Monique Garcia  
Saint-Laurent--Cartierville Stéphane Dion†   Zaid Mahayni  
Saint-Léonard--Saint-Michel Massimo Pacetti†   Laura Colella  
Verchères--Les-Patriotes Nathalie Tousignant     Stéphane Bergeron†
Westmount--Ville-Marie Lucienne Robillard† Robert Gervais Eric Steedman  
Québec (Laurentides, Outaouais & North) Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP BQ
Abitibi--Témiscamingue Gilbert Barrette†      
Argenteuil--Mirabel Yves Sabourin     Mario Laframboise†
Gatineau Ted Beauparlant       Liberal incumbent Mark Assad not seeking re-election
Hull--Aylmer Marcel Proulx†   (tbd Mar 16)  
Laurentides--Labelle Dominique Boyer       new district
Nunavik--Eeyou Guy St-Julien†      
Pontiac Robert Bertrand†   Greitchen Schwartz  
Rivière-des-Mille-Îles Yolaine Savingnac     Gilles-A. Perron†
Rivière-du-Nord Lorraine Auclair     Monique Guay†
Terrebonne--Blainville Peter Gingras     Diane Bourgeois†
Ontario (Eastern) Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Carleton--Lanark Dan Wicklum Gordon O'Connor     new district
Glengarry--Prescott--Russell Don Boudria† Alain Lalonde    
Kingston and the Islands Peter Milliken† Stephen Taylor, Ron Turley or Blair MacLean tbd Mar 22)    
Lanark--Frontenac--Lennox and Addington Larry McCormick† Scott Reid†     Merged district:
two incumbents running against each other
Leeds--Grenville Joe Jordan† Gord Brown Steve Armstrong  
Nepean--Carleton David Pratt† Pierre Poilievre    
Ottawa Centre Richard Mahoney Lowell Green(?) (tbd Mar 30) Ed Broadbent   vacant
Ottawa--Orléans Eugène Bellemare† or Bruce Murdock Walter Robinson     Liberal incumbent Eugène Bellemare being challenged
Ottawa South David McGuinty Alan Riddell Monia Mazigh   Liberal incumbent [[John Manley not seeking re-election; Mazigh is wife of Maher Arar
Ottawa--Vanier Mauril Bélanger† (tbd Mar 27)    
Ottawa West--Nepean Marlene Catterall† Sean Casey    
Prince Edward--Hastings Bruce Knutson Gary Fox (tbd Mar 27) Jodie Jenkins, Charles Godfrey or Michael McMahon   Liberal incumbent Lyle Vanclief not seeking re-election
Renfrew--Nipissing--Pembroke Betsy McGregor or Rob Jamieson (tbd Mar 13) Cheryl Gallant†    
Stormont--Dundas--South Glengarry Bob Kilger† Guy Lauzon    
Ontario (Central) Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Barrie Aileen Carroll† Patrick Brown    
Clarington--Scugog--Uxbridge Tim Lang (tbd Mar 11)     Liberal incumbent Alex Shepherd not running
Dufferin--Caledon Murray Calder† David Tilson    
Grey--Bruce--Owen Sound Ovid L. Jackson† Larry Miller    
Haliburton--Kawartha Lakes--Brock John O'Reilly† Barry Devolin    
Newmarket--Aurora   Belinda Stronach     new district
Northumberland--Quinte West Paul Macklin† Doug Galt Dave Glover or Russ Christianson  
Peterborough Peter Adams† James Jackson (tbd Apr 5)  
Simcoe--Grey Paul Bonwick† Helena Guregis    
Simcoe North Paul DeVillers† Peter Stock    
York--Simcoe Karen Kraft Sloan† Peter Van Loan    
Ontario (Greater Toronto Area) Candidates Incumbent Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Ajax--Pickering Mark Holland (tbd Mar 27)     new district
Beaches--East York Maria Minna† (tbd Mar 30) Peter Tabuns  
Bramalea--Gore--Malton Gurbax S. Malhi† Raminder Gill    
Brampton--Springdale Sarkis Assadourian† or Andrew Kania Gurjit Grewal     Liberal incumbent Sarkis Assadourian being challenged
Brampton West Colleen Beaumier† Tony Clement    
Davenport Mario Silva (tbd Apr 15) Rui Pires Charles Caccia† (Ind.) (?) Liberal incumbent Charles Caccia did not file Liberal nomination, may run as Independent
Don Valley East         Liberal incumbent David Collenette not seeking re-election.
Don Valley West John Godfrey† David Turnbull    
Eglinton--Lawrence Joe Volpe† Bernie Tanz    
Etobicoke Centre Borys Wrzesnewkyj Lida Preyma     vacant
Etobicoke--Lakeshore Jean Augustine† John Capobianco Irene Jones(?)  
Etobicoke North Roy Cullen† (tbd Mar 9)    
Markham--Unionville John McCallum† Joe Li    
Mississauga--Brampton South   (tbd Mar 13)     new district
Mississauga East--Cooksville Albina Guarnieri† Riina DeFeria    
Mississauga--Erindale Carolyn Parrish† (tbd Mar 29) (tbd Mar 15)   Merged district:
Other Liberal incumbent Steve Mahoney lost nomination
Mississauga South Paul Szabo† Phil Green    
Mississauga--Streetsville Wajid Khan (tbd Mar 27)     new district
Oak Ridges--Markham Lui Temelkovski Bob Callow     new district
Oshawa Ivan Grose† Colin Carrie    
Parkdale--High Park Sarmite Bulte†   Peggy Nash  
Pickering--Scarborough East Dan McTeague† Tim Dobson    
Richmond Hill Bryon Wilfert† (tbd Mar 31)    
St. Paul's Carolyn Bennett† (tbd Mar 18) Barry Weisleder  
Scarborough--Agincourt Jim Karygiannis† (tbd Mar 6)    
Scarborough Centre John Cannis† John Mihtis    
Scarborough--Guildwood John McKay† Tom Varesh Catherine Kozuch or Sheila White  
Scarborough--Rouge River Derek Lee†      
Scarborough Southwest Tom Wappel† Ellery Hollingsworth Dan Harris or Greg Gogan (tbd Mar 21)  
Thornhill   Josh Cooper     Liberal incumben Elinor Caplan not seeking re-election
Toronto Centre Bill Graham† (tbd Apr 4) Michael Shapcott  
Toronto--Danforth Dennis Mills† (tbd Mar 25) Jack Layton   Liberal incumbent Dennis Mills may not seek re-election
Trinity--Spadina Tony Ianno† (tbd Mar 28) Olivia Chow(?)  
Vaughan Maurizio Bevilacqua† (tbd Apr 15)    
Whitby--Oshawa Judi Longfield† Ian McNeil    
Willowdale Jim Peterson† (tbd Mar 18)    
York Centre Art Eggleton† (tbd Mar 31)    
York South--Weston Alan Tonks†   Paul Ferreira  
York West Judy Sgro†      
Ontario (Hamilton, Halton & Niagara) Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Ancaster--Dundas--Flamborough--Westdale Russ Powers John Bryden†, Mandie Crawford, Steve Deighton, Diane Elms, Ken McCormack or David Sweet (tbd Mar 29)     Conservative incumbent John Bryden defected from Liberals, February 2004
Burlington Paddy Torsney† Mike Wallace Alison Myrden  
Halton Gary Carr or Peter Duffus Dean Martin     Liberal incumbent Julian Reed not seeking re-election
Hamilton Centre Stan Keyes† (tbd Mar 25) David Christopherson(?)  
Hamilton East--Stoney Creek Tony Valeri† (tbd Apr 5)     Merged district:
Other Liberal incumbent Sheila Copps lost nomination
Hamilton Mountain Beth Phinney† Tom Jackson (tbd Apr 6)    
Niagara Falls Jim Diodati, Victor Poetrangelo or Bev Hodgson Rob Nicholson     Liberal incumbent Gerry Pillitteri not seeking re-election
Niagara West--Glanbrook Debbie Zimmerman Dean Allison     new district
Oakville Bonnie Brown† Rick Byers    
St. Catharines Walt Lastewka† (tbd Apr 7)) Ted Mouradian  
Welland John Maloney†   Jody DiBartolomeo or Jim Gillap   Merged district:
Other Liberal incumbent Tony Tirabassi lost nomination
Ontario (Southwestern) Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Brant   Gregory Martin (tbd Mar 31)   Liberal incumbent Jane Stewart not seeking re-election
Cambridge Janko Peric† Gary Goodyear    
Chatham-Kent--Essex Jerry Pickard† Julian Belanger, Sean Smart or Dave Van Kesteren (tbd Mar 27)    
Elgin--Middlesex--London Gar Knutson† Joe Preston    
Essex Susan Whelan†      
Guelph Brenda Chamberlain† Jon Dearden (tbd Mar 18)  
Haldimand--Norfolk Bob Speller† Diane Finley    
Huron--Bruce Paul Steckle† Barbara Fisher    
Kitchener Centre Karen Redman† (tbd Feb 26)    
Kitchener--Conestoga Lynn Myers† Frank Luellau    
Kitchener--Waterloo Andrew Teledgi† Steven Strauss Edwin Laryea  
London--Fanshawe Pat O'Brien† John Mazzilli or Steve Garry(tbd Mar 25) Irene Mathyssen  
London North Centre Joe Fontana† Tim Gatten    
London West Sue Barnes† Mike Menear    
Middlesex--Kent--Lambton Rose-Marie Ur† Bev Shipley or Brad Harness (tbd Mar 23)    
Oxford Murray Coutler David Mackenzie     Liberal incumbent John Finlay not running
Perth--Wellington   Gary Schellenberger†    
Sarnia--Lambton Roger Gallaway† Marcel Beaubien    
Wellington--Halton Hills Bruce Hood Mike Chong (tbd Mar 18)   new district
Windsor--Tecumseh Rick Limoges (tbd Mar 25) Joe Comartin†  
Windsor West Richard Pollock (tbd Mar 31) Brian Masse†  
Ontario (Northern) Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Algoma--Manitoulin--Kapuskasing Brent St. Denis† Blaine Armstrong    
Kenora Roger Valley, Beverly Wexler or Charles Fox Bill Brown Susan Barclay   Liberal incumbent Bob Nault not seeking re-election
Nickel Belt Raymond Bonin† (tbd Mar 13) (tbd Apr 4)  
Nipissing--Timiskaming Anthony Rota       Liberal incumbent Bob Wood not seeking re-election
Parry Sound--Muskoka Andy Mitchell† (tbd Mar 26) Jo-Anne Boulding  
Sault Ste. Marie Carmen F. Prozenzano† Kenneth G. Walker or Cameron Ross Tony Martin  
Sudbury Diane Marleau† (tbd Mar 27) (tbd Mar 28)  
Thunder Bay--Rainy River Ken Boshcoff or Don Paterson David Leskowski (tbd Mar 13) Larry Richardson   Liberal incumbent Stan Dromisky not seeking re-election
Thunder Bay--Superior North Joe Comuzzi†      
Timmins--James Bay Ray Chenier (tbd Mar 28)     Merged district:
Both Liberal incumbents Réginald Bélair and Ben Serré are not running
Manitoba Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Brandon--Souris Murray Downing Merv Tweed (tbd Mar 16)     Conservative incumbent Rick Borotsik not seeking re-election
Charleswood--St. James John Harvard† Steven Fletcher    
Churchill Ron Evans   Bev Desjarlais†  
Dauphin--Swan River Donald Dewer Inky Mark† Walter Kolisnyk  
Elmwood--Transcona     Bill Blaikie† (tbd Mar 25)  
Kildonan--St. Paul Rey Pagtakhan† Joy Smith Lorene Mahoney  
Portage--Lisgar   Brian Pallister†    
Provencher Peter Epp Vic Toews†    
Saint Boniface Raymond Simard†   Mathieu Allard  
Selkirk--Interlake (tbd Mar 10) Howard Hilstrom† (tbd Mar 13) Duane Nicol  
Winnipeg Centre   Robert Eng Pat Martin†  
Winnipeg North (tbd Mar 14)   Judy Wasylyclia-Leis†  
Winnipeg South Reg Alcock†      
Winnipeg South Centre Anita Neville† Raj Joshi James Allum  
Saskatchewan Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Battlefords--Lloydminster (tbd Mar 17) Gerry Ritz† Gordon Yarde  
Blackstrap Tiffany Paulsen Lynne Yelich† Don Kossick  
Churchill River Rick Laliberte† Jeremy Harrison Earl Cook  
Cypress Hills--Grasslands   David L. Anderson† Jeff Potts or Carl Wenaus (tbd Mar 20)  
Palliser (tbd Mar 13) (tbd Mar 16) Dick Proctor†  
Prince Albert   Brian Fitzpatrick†    
Regina--Lumsden--Lake Centre Lindy Kasperski or Blair Herbert Tom Lukwiski Maurice Kovatch Larry Spencer† (Ind.)
Regina--Qu'Appelle Allyce Herle (tbd Mar 11) Lorne Nystrom†  
Saskatoon--Humboldt Jamie Miley, Jim Dosman or Patrick Wolfe Brad Trost Nettie Wiebe Jim Pankiw† (Ind.)
Saskatoon--Rosetown--Biggar Myron Luzkca Carol Skelton† Dennis Gruending  
Saskatoon--Wanuskewin Chris Axworthy or Ryan Androsoff Maurice Vellacott† Jim Maddin', Priscilla Settee or John Parry (tbd Mar 14)  
Souris--Moose Mountain   Ed Komarnicki     Conservative incumbent Roy H. Bailey not seeking re-election; Grant Devine's Conservative nomination blocked
Wascana Ralph Goodale†   Erin Weir  
Yorkton--Melville   Gary Breitkreuz† Don Olson  
Alberta Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Athabasca Doug Faulkner Dave Chatters† (tbd Mar 11)    
Calgary East James Maxim Deepak Obhrai†    
Calgary North Centre Cathy McClusky or Lorne Neudorf Jim Prentice (tbd Mar 13) John Chan   new district
Calgary Northeast   Art Hanger† Giorgio Cattabeni  
Calgary--Nose Hill Ted Haney Diane Ablonczy†    
Calgary South Centre Julia Turnbull Lee Richardson Keith Purdy   PC incumbent Joe Clark will not seek re-election
Calgary Southeast Jim Tanner Jason Kenney† (tbd Mar 13)    
Calgary Southwest Avalon Roberts Stephen Harper†    
Calgary West Justin Thompson Rob Anders† (tbd Mar 27)    
Crowfoot Adam Campbell Kevin Sorenson†    
Edmonton--Beaumont David Kilgour† (tbd Apr 5)    
Edmonton Centre Anne McLellan† Laurie Hawn Megan McMaster  
Edmonton East Sine Chadi or John Bethel (tbd Mar 4) Peter Goldring† Ken Kirk  
Edmonton--Leduc   James Rajotte†    
Edmonton--St. Albert Kent Davidson John Williams†     Merged district:
Other Conservative incumbent Deborah Grey not seeking re-election
Edmonton--Sherwood Park Maureen Towns (tbd Mar 18) Ken Epp†    
Edmonton--Spruce Grove (tbd Mar 18) Betty Unger or Garry Keller (tbd Mar 13)     new district
Edmonton--Strathcona Debby Carlson Rahim Jaffer† Malcolm Azania  
Lethbridge Ken Nicol Rick Casson† Melanie Thomas  
Macleod Chris Shade Ted Menzies or Erik Gregson (tbd Mar 27)     Conservative incumbent Grant Hill not seeking re-election
Medicine Hat Bill Cocks Monte Solberg†    
Peace River Lyle Carlstrom Charlie Penson†    
Red Deer   Bob Mills† (tbd Mar 13)  
Vegreville--Wainwright (tbd Mar 15) Leon Benoit†    
Westlock--St. Paul (tbd Mar 20) (tbd Mar 25)     new district
Wetaskiwin   Dale Johnston†    
Wild Rose Judy Stewart Myron Thompson† Jeff Horvath (tbd Mar 13)  
Yellowhead   Rob Merrifield† Noel Lapierre  
British Columbia (Interior) Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Cariboo--Prince George   Dick Harris† or Elmer Thiessen (tbd Mar 11) (tbd Mar 21)   Merged district:
Other Conservative incumbent Philip Mayfield not seeking re-election
Kamloops--Thompson--Cariboo John O'Fee or Bonnie Leonard Betty Hinton† (tbd Mar 14)  
Kelowna   Werner Schmidt† (tbd Mar 29) (tbd Apr 3)  
Kootenay--Columbia (tbd Mar 13) Jim Abbott† Brent Bush  
North Okanagan--Shuswap   Darrel Stinson† Calvin White or Alice Brown (tbd Mar 27)  
Okanagan--Coquihalla   Stockwell Day† (tbd Apr 3)  
Prince George--Peace River Arleene Thorpe Jay Hill† (tbd Mar 21)  
Skeena--Bulkley Valley Miles Richardson(?) Andy Burton† Nathan Cullen (tbd Mar 13)  
Southern Interior Doug Stanley Jim Gouk† Alex Atamanenko  
British Columbia (Lower Mainland) Candidates Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Abbotsford Mohindar Gill Randy White† (tbd Apr 4)  
Burnaby--Douglas   George Drazenovic Svend Robinson†  
Burnaby--New Westminster Mary Pynenburg Mike Redmond Peter Julian   new district
Chilliwack--Fraser Canyon Bob Besner or Blanche Juneau (tbd Mar 17) Chuck Strahl† (tbd Mar 29)  
Delta--Richmond East Shelley Leonhardt John M. Cummins† (tbd Apr 3)  
Dewdney--Alouette   Randy Kamp (tbd Mar 28)   Conservative incumbent Grant McNally not seeking re-election
Fleetwood--Port Kells   Nina Grewal (tbd Mar 24)   new district
Langley Kim Richter Mark Warawa (tbd Apr 6)   new district
Newton--North Delta   Gurmant Grewal† (tbd Mar 28)  
New Westminster--Coquitlam   Paul Forseth† (tbd Mar 21)  
North Vancouver Don Bell Ted White†    
Port Moody--Westwood--Port Coquitlam Rick Marusyk James Moore† Charlie King (tbd Mar 21)  
Richmond Joe Peschisolido† or Raymond Chan (tbd Mar 13) Alice Wong (tbd Apr 3)   Liberal incumbent Joe Peschisolido being challenged
South Surrey--White Rock--Cloverdale Judy Higginbotham Russ Hiebert (tbd Mar 14)   Conservative incumbent Val Meredith lost nomination
Surrey North Dan Sheel Chuck Cadman† (tbd Mar 27) (tbd Apr 8)  
Vancouver Centre Hedy Fry†, Taleeb Noormohamed or Lynne Kennedy (tbd Mar 14) Brian Revel or Kennedy Stewart (tbd Mar 28)   Liberal incumbent Hedy Fry being challenged
Vancouver East     Libby Davies† (tbd Apr 2)  
Vancouver Kingsway Sophia Leung†, Ujjal Dosanjh(?) or Wendy Yuan Jesse Johl (tbd Mar 23) Ian Waddell   Liberal incumbent Sophia Leung being challenged
Vancouver Quadra Stephen Owen† (tbd Mar 15) Stephen Rogers (tbd Mar 30)    
Vancouver South   (tbd Mar 14) (tbd Apr 6)   Liberal incumbent Herb Dhaliwal not seeking re-election
West Vancouver--Sunshine Coast John Moonen, Phil Boname or Blair Wilson John Reynolds† Nicholas Simons  
British Columbia (Vancouver Island) Candidates Incumbent Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Esquimalt--Juan de Fuca Keith Martin (tbd Mar 13) Randall Garrison   Keith Martin Martin left Cons., currently Ind., will run as Lib.
Nanaimo--Alberni Dave Haggard(?) James Lunney Scott Fraser   James Lunney  
Nanaimo--Cowichan   David Quist Jean Crowder   Reed Elley Elley will not run again
Saanich--Gulf Islands   Gary Lunn Jennifer Burgis   Gary Lunn  
Vancouver Island North Noor Ahmed John Duncan Catherine Bell   John Duncan  
Victoria David Anderson (tbd Mar 15) Logan Wenham David Turner   David Anderson  
Nunavut Candidates Incumbent Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Nunavut Nancy Karetak-Lindell or Manitok Thompson (tbd Mar 31)       Nancy Karetak-Lindell Karetak-Lindell being challenged
Northwest Territories Candidates Incumbent Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Western Arctic Ethel Blondin-Andrew (tbd Mar 22)       Ethel Blondin-Andrew  
Yukon Candidates Incumbent Notes
Liberal Conservative NDP Other
Yukon Larry Bagnell   Jean-Francois Des Lauriers, Pam Boyde or Wally Firth (tbd Apr 3)   Larry Bagnell  

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