Party Standings in the House of Commons

Party Standings in the House of Commons (Unofficial)

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This list is intended to reflect day-to-day events. Party standings are considered official only once the Clerk of the House of Commons receives either the certificate of election from the Chief Electoral Officer or an official communication from a MP. For confirmation of official party standings in the House of Commons, click here.

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Province / Territory	C.P.C.	Lib.	B.Q.	N.D.P.	Ind.	Vacant	Total Seats
Alberta	27			1			28
British Columbia	22	5		9			36
Manitoba	9	1		4			14
New Brunswick	6	3		1			10
Newfoundland and Labrador		6		1			7
Northwest Territories				1			1
Nova Scotia	4	5		2			11
Nunavut	1						1
Ontario	51	38		17			106
Prince Edward Island	1	3					4
Quebec	11	14	48	1	1		75
Saskatchewan	13	1					14
Yukon		1					1
Total Seats	145	77	48	37	1	0	308

^ Changes to party standings since last general election (2008.10.14)

Date	Change
2009.11.09	Member of the House of Commons: Généreux, Bernard Constituency: Montmagny--L'Islet--Kamouraska--Rivière-du-Loup (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Conservative Party of Canada Reason: Elected at a By-Election.
2009.11.09	Member of the House of Commons: Donnelly, Fin Constituency: New Westminster--Coquitlam (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: New Democratic Party Reason: Elected at a By-Election.
2009.11.09	Member of the House of Commons: Paillé, Daniel Constituency: Hochelaga (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Bloc Québécois Reason: Elected at a By-Election.
2009.11.09	Member of the House of Commons: Armstrong , Scott Constituency: Cumberland--Colchester--Musquodoboit Valley (Nova Scotia) Political Affiliation: Conservative Party of Canada Reason: Elected at a By-Election.
2009.09.16	Member of the House of Commons: Ménard, Réal Constituency: Hochelaga (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Bloc Québécois Reason: Resignation. Enters municipal politics in Montreal, Quebec.
2009.05.21	Member of the House of Commons: Crête, Paul Constituency: Montmagny--L'Islet--Kamouraska--Rivière-du-Loup (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Bloc Québécois Reason: Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
2009.04.30	Member of the House of Commons: Casey, William D. (Bill) Constituency: Cumberland--Colchester--Musquodoboit Valley (Nova Scotia) Political Affiliation: Independent Reason: Resignation. Appointed Nova Scotia's Intergovernmental Affairs Department senior representative in Ottawa.
2009.04.13	Member of the House of Commons: Black, Dawn Constituency: New Westminster--Coquitlam (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: New Democratic Party Reason: Resignation. Enters provincial politics in British Columbia.