List of visible minority politicians in Canada

This list comprises persons who belong to a visible minority group who have been elected to the federal House of Commons, legislative assemblies of provinces and territories, and members appointed to the Senate.

The first visible minority elected was Chinese-Canadian Douglas Jung, elected as a Conservative MP to the House of Commons in the 1957 federal election.

There have been 109 visible minorities who have served as Members of Parliament, as well as 18 who have been named Senators. After the 2015 Canadian election, the highest number of visible minorities were elected to Parliament in history - with 49 MPs (14.5% of the House of Commons). Of the current federal visible minority politicians, 41 are Liberals (39 MPs, 2 Senators), 14 are Conservatives (8 MPs, 6 Senators), 2 are New Democrats (2 MPs, 0 Senators) and 2 are Independents (0 MPs, 2 Senators).

Provincially, visible minorities have been elected to 11 of the 13 legislatures – with only New Brunswick and Nunavut never having visible minority representation. There are currently 54 visible minorities serving in provincial legislatures. Of those members, 24 are Liberals (21 Liberal, 3 Quebec Liberal), 16 are New Democrats, 13 are Conservatives (6 BC Liberal, 3 Progressive Conservative, 3 Wildrose, 1 Saskatchewan), and 2 represent Quebec nationalist parties (1 Parti Quebecois, 1 Quebec Solidaire).

Federal

House of Commons

Member of Parliament Riding Took office Left office Party Ref. Note
Douglas Jung
(1925-2002)		 Vancouver Centre June 10, 1957 June 17, 1962 Conservative [1] First Visible Minority elected to Canadian Parliament
First Chinese Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
First Conservative Visible Minority elected to Canadian Parliament
Lincoln Alexander
(1922-2012)		 Hamilton West June 25, 1968 September 7, 1980 Conservative [2] First Black Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Minister of Labour (1979-1980)
Pierre de Bané
(born 1938)		 Matapédia—Matane June 25, 1968 June 28, 1984 Liberal [3] First Liberal Visible Minority elected to Canadian Parliament
First Arab Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Minister of Fisheries and Oceans (1982-1984)
Senator for Quebec (1984-2013)
John Rodriguez
(born 1937)		 Nickel Belt October 30, 1972 February 17, 1980 NDP [4] First NDP Visible Minority elected to Canadian Parliament
First Guyanese Canadian elected to Parliament
September 4, 1984 October 25, 1993
Art Lee
(born 1947)		 Vancouver East July 8, 1974 May 21, 1979 Liberal [5] BC Liberal Party Leader (1984-1987)
Fonse Faour
(born 1951)		 Humber—St. George's—St. Barbe October 16, 1978 February 17, 1980 NDP [6]
Sam Wakim
(born 1937)		 Don Valley East May 22, 1979 February 17, 1980 Conservative [7]
Ricardo López
(born 1937)		 Châteauguay September 4, 1984 October 24, 1993 Conservative [8] First Latino Canadian elected to Parliament
Howard McCurdy
(born 1932)		 Windsor—Lake St. Clair September 4, 1984 October 24, 1993 NDP [9] Windsor City Councillor (1979-1984)
Mark Assad
(born 1940)		 Gatineau November 21, 1988 June 27, 2004 Liberal [10] MNA Quebec National Assembly (1970-1976, 1981-1988)
Mac Harb
(born 1953)		 Ottawa Centre November 21, 1988 September 8, 2003 Liberal [11] Senator for Ontario (2003-2013)
Allan Koury
(1930-2004)		 Hochelaga—Maisonneuve November 21, 1988 October 24, 1993 Conservative [12]
Rey Pagtakhan
(born 1935)		 Winnipeg North November 21, 1988 June 27, 2004 Liberal [13] First Filipino Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Minister of Veterans Affairs (2002-2003)
Sarkis Assadourian
(born 1948)		 Don Valley North October 25, 1993 June 1, 1997 Liberal [14] First Armenian Canadian elected to the Canadian Parliament
Brampton Centre June 2, 1997 June 27, 2004
Jean Augustine
(born 1937)		 Etobicoke-Lakeshore October 25, 1993 January 23, 2006 Liberal [15] First Female Visible Minority elected to Canadian Parliament
Minister for Multiculturalism (2002-2004)
Minister for Status of Women (2002-2004)
Jag Bhaduria
(born 1940)		 Markham—Whitchurch-Stouffville October 25, 1993 June 1, 1997 Independent [16] First Indo-Canadian Elected to Canadian Parliament
First Sikh Elected to Canadian Parliament
Liberal MP (1993-1994)
Raymond Chan
(born 1951)		 Richmond October 25, 1993 November 26, 2000 Liberal [17] Minister for Multiculturalism (2004-2006)
June 28, 2004 October 13, 2008
Herb Dhaliwal
(born 1952)		 Vancouver South October 25, 1993 June 27, 2004 Liberal [18] First Indo-Canadian Elected to Canadian Parliament
First Sikh Elected to Canadian Parliament
Minister of National Revenue (1997-1999)
Minister of Fisheries and Oceans (1999-2002)
Minister of Natural Resources (2002-2003)
Hedy Fry
(born 1941)		 Vancouver Centre October 25, 1993 Incumbent Liberal [19] First Female Visible Minority Elected to Canadian Parliament
Minister for Multiculturalism (1996-2002)
Minister for Status of Women (1996-2002)
Ovid Jackson
(born 1939)		 Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound October 25, 1993 June 27, 2004 Liberal [20] Mayor of Owen Sound (1982-1993)
Gurbax Singh Malhi
(born 1949)		 Bramalea—Gore—Malton October 25, 1993 May 1, 2011 Liberal [21] First Indo-Canadian Elected to Canadian Parliament
First Sikh Elected to Canadian Parliament
First Turbaned politician elected to Canadian Parliament
Keith Martin
(born 1960)		 Esquimalt—Juan de Fuca October 25, 1993 May 1, 2011 Liberal [22] First Indo-Canadian Elected to Canadian Parliament
Reform MP (1993-2004)
Osvaldo Nunez
(born 1938)		 Bourassa October 25, 1993 June 1, 1997 Bloc Québécois [23] First Chilean Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Paul Zed
(born 1956)		 Fundy—Royal October 25, 1993 June 1, 1997 Liberal [24]
Saint John—Rothesay June 28, 2004 October 13, 2008
Gordon Earle
(born 1943)		 Halifax West June 2, 1997 November 26, 2000 NDP [25]
Gurmant Grewal
(born 1957)		 Newton—North Delta June 2, 1997 January 22, 2006 Conservative [26]
Rahim Jaffer
(born 1971)		 Edmonton—Strathcona June 2, 1997 October 13, 2008 Conservative [27] First Muslim elected to Canadian Parliament
First Afro-Indian Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Marlene Jennings
(born 1951)		 Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Lachine June 2, 1997 May 1, 2011 Liberal [28]
Sophia Leung
(born 1933)		 Vancouver Kingsway June 2, 1997 June 27, 2004 Liberal [29]
Inky Mark
(born 1947)		 Dauphin—Swan River—Marquette June 2, 1997 September 15, 2010 Conservative [30]
Deepak Obhrai
(born 1950)		 Calgary Forest Lawn June 2, 1997 Incumbent Conservative [31] First Afro-Indian Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
First Hindu Elected to Canadian Parliament
Vic Toews
(born 1952)		 Provencher November 27, 2000 July 9, 2013 Conservative [32] First Paraguayan-Canadian elected to Parliament
Minister of Justice (2006-2007)
President of the Treasury Board (2007-2010)
Minister of Public Safety (2010-2013)
MLA Manitoba Legislative Assembly (1995-1999)
Navdeep Bains
(born 1977)		 Mississauga—Brampton South June 28, 2004 May 1, 2011 Liberal [33] Minister of Innovation (2015-Current)
Mississauga—Malton October 19, 2015 Incumbent
Michael Chong
(born 1971)		 Wellington—Halton Hills June 28, 2004 Incumbent Conservative [34] First Hong Kong Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs (2006)
Minister of Sport (2006)
Ruby Dhalla
(born 1974)		 Brampton—Springdale June 28, 2004 May 1, 2011 Liberal [35]
Ujjal Dosanjh
(born 1974)		 Vancouver South June 28, 2004 May 1, 2011 Liberal [36] Minister of Health (2004-2006)
Premier of British Columbia (2000-2001)
MLA British Columbia Legislative Assembly (1991-2001)
Meili Faille
(born 1972)		 Vaudreuil—Soulanges June 28, 2004 May 1, 2011 Bloc Québécois [37] First BQ Visible Minority elected to Canadian Parliament
Nina Grewal
(born 1958)		 Fleetwood—Port Kells June 28, 2004 October 18, 2015 Conservative [38]
Wajid Khan
(born 1946)		 Mississauga—Streetsville June 28, 2004 October 13, 2008 Conservative [39] First Pakistani Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Liberal MP (2004-2007)
Maka Kotto
(born 1961)		 Saint-Lambert June 28, 2004 October 13, 2008 Bloc Québécois [40] First Cameroonian Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Bev Oda
(born 1944)		 Durham June 28, 2004 July 31, 2012 Conservative [41] First Japanese Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Yasmin Ratansi
(born 1951)		 Don Valley East June 28, 2004 May 1, 2011 Liberal [42]
October 19, 2015 Incumbent
Pablo Rodriguez
(born 1967)		 Honoré-Mercier June 28, 2004 May 1, 2011 Liberal [43] First Argentinian Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
October 19, 2015 Incumbent
Omar Alghabra
(born 1969)		 Mississauga—Erindale January 23, 2006 October 13, 2008 Liberal [44] First Saudi Canadian elected to the Canadian Parliament
Mississauga Centre October 19, 2015 Incumbent
André Arthur
(born 1943)		 Portneuf—Jacques-Cartier January 23, 2006 May 1, 2011 Independent Conservative [45]
Vivian Barbot
(born 1941)		 Papineau January 23, 2006 October 13, 2008 Bloc Québécois [46] First Visible Minority to lead a federal party with seats in the House of Commons
Leader of the Bloc Quebecois (2011)
First Haitian Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Olivia Chow
(born 1957)		 Trinity—Spadina January 23, 2006 March 12, 2014 NDP [47] Toronto City Councillor (1991-2005)
Tony Clement
(born 1961)		 Parry Sound—Muskoka January 23, 2006 Incumbent Conservative [48] First Cypriot Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
First Syrian Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Minister of Health (2006-2008)
MPP Ontario Legislative Assembly (1995-2003)
Sukh Dhaliwal
(born 1960)		 Surrey—Newton January 23, 2006 May 1, 2011 Liberal [49]
October 19, 2015 Incumbent
Maria Mourani
(born 1969)		 Ahuntsic January 23, 2006 October 19, 2015 Bloc Québécois [50]
Ève-Mary Thaï Thi Lac
(born 1972)		 Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot September 17, 2007 May 1, 2011 Bloc Québécois [51] First Vietnamese Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Devinder Shory
(born 1957)		 Calgary Northeast October 14, 2008 October 18, 2015 Conservative [52]
Tim Uppal
(born 1974)		 Edmonton—Sherwood Park October 14, 2008 October 18, 2015 Conservative [53] Minister of Democratic Reform (2011-2013)
Minister for Multiculturalism (2013-2015)
Alice Wong
(born 1948)		 Richmond Centre October 14, 2008 Incumbent Conservative [54] Minister for Seniors (2011-2015)
Paulina Ayala
(born 1962)		 Honoré-Mercier May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 NDP [55]
Tyrone Benskin
(born 1958)		 Jeanne-Le Ber May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 NDP [56]
Tarik Brahmi
(born 1968)		 Saint-Jean May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 NDP [57] First Algerian Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Joe Daniel
(born 1954)		 Don Valley East May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 Conservative [58] First Malayali Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Parm Gill
(born 1974)		 Brampton—Springdale May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 Conservative [59]
Bal Gosal
(born 1960)		 Bramalea—Gore—Malton May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 Conservative [60] Minister of Sport (2011-2015)
Sadia Groguhé
(born 1962)		 Saint-Lambert May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 NDP [61] First Algerian Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Sana Hassainia
(born 1974)		 Verchères—Les Patriotes May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 Independent [62] First Tunisian Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
NDP MP (2011-2014)
Ted Hsu
(born 1964)		 Kingston and the Islands May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 Liberal [63]
Chungsen Leung
(born 1940)		 Willowdale May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 Conservative [64] First Taiwanese Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Laurin Liu
(born 1990)		 Rivière-des-Mille-Îles May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 NDP [65] Youngest Visible Minority elected to Canadian Parliament
Hoang Mai
(born 1973)		 Brossard—La Prairie May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 NDP [66]
José Núñez-Melo
(born 1956)		 Laval May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 NDP [67] First Dominican Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Anne Minh-Thu Quach
(born 1982)		 Salaberry—Suroît May 2, 2011 Incumbent NDP [68]
Jasbir Sandhu
(born 1966)		 Surrey North May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 NDP [69]
Djaouida Sellah Saint-Bruno—Saint-Hubert May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 NDP [70] First Algerian Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Jinny Sims
(born 1952)		 Newton—North Delta May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 NDP [71]
Rathika Sitsabaiesan
(born 1981)		 Scarborough—Rouge River May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 NDP [72] First Tamil Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Wai Young
(born 1960)		 Vancouver South May 2, 2011 October 18, 2015 Conservative [73]
Emmanuel Dubourg
(born 1958)		 Bourrassa November 25, 2013 Incumbent Liberal [74] MNA Quebec National Assembly (2007-2013)
Arnold Chan
(born 1967)		 Scarborough—Agincourt June 30, 2014 Incumbent Liberal [75]
Ziad Aboultaif
(born 1966)		 Edmonton Manning October 19, 2015 Incumbent Conservative [76] First Druze elected to the Canadian Parliament
Gary Anandasangaree Scarborough—Rouge Park October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [77]
Chandra Arya
(born 1963)		 Nepean October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [78]
Ramez Ayoub Thérèse-De Blainville October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [79] Mayor of Lorraine (2009-2015)
Bardish Chagger
(born 1980)		 Waterloo October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [80] Minister of Small Business and Tourism (2015-Current)
Government House Leader (2016-Current)
Celina Caesar-Chavannes
(born 1974)		 Whitby October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [81]
Shaun Chen
(born 1980)		 Scarborough North October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [82] First Hakka Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Toronto Public School Trustee (2006-2015)
Gérard Deltell
(born 1964)		 Louis-Saint-Laurent October 19, 2015 Incumbent Conservative [83] MNA Quebec National Assembly (2008-2014)
Anju Dhillon
(born 1979)		 Dorval—Lachine—LaSalle October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [84]
Ali Ehsassi
(born 1970)		 Willowdale October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [85] First Iranian Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Fayçal El-Khoury Laval—Les Îles October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [86]
Greg Fergus
(born 1969)		 Hull—Aylmer October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [87]
Raj Grewal Brampton East October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [88]
Ahmed Hussen
(born 1975)		 York South—Weston October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [89] First Somalian Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Majid Jowhari
(born 1960)		 Richmond Hill October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [90] First Iranian Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Darshan Kang
(born 1951)		 Calgary Skyview October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [91] MLA Alberta Legislative Assembly (2008-2015)
Iqra Khalid
(born 1986)
 Mississauga—Erin Mills October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [92]
Kamal Khera
(born 1988)
 Brampton West October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [93]
Jenny Kwan
(born 1967)
 Vancouver East October 19, 2015 Incumbent NDP [94] MLA British Columbia Legislative Assembly (1996-2015)
Maryam Monsef
(born 1985)
 Peterborough—Kawartha October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [95] First Afghani Canadian elected to Canadian Parliament
Minister of Democratic Institutions (2015-Current)
Eva Nassif Vimy October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [96]
Alain Rayes
(born 1971)
 Richmond—Arthabaska October 19, 2015 Incumbent Conservative [97] Mayor of Victoriaville (2009-2015)
Ruby Sahota Brampton North October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [98]
Raj Saini
(born 1967)
 Kitchener Centre October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [99]
Harjit Sajjan
(born 1970)
 Vancouver South October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [100] Minister of National Defence (2015-Current)
Ramesh Sangha Brampton Centre October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [101]
Randeep Sarai
(born 1974)
 Surrey Centre October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [102]
Bob Saroya
(born 1952)
 Markham—Unionville October 19, 2015 Incumbent Conservative [103]
Jati Sidhu
(born 1952)
 Mission—Matsqui—Fraser Canyon October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [104]
Sonia Sidhu Brampton South October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [105]
Gagan Sikand Mississauga—Streetsville October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [106]
Amarjeet Sohi
(born 1964)
 Edmonton Mill Woods October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [107] Minister of Infrastructure and Communities (2015-Current)
Marwan Tabbara
(born 1984)
 Kitchener South—Hespeler October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [108]
Geng Tan
(born 1963)
 Don Valley North October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [109]
Arif Virani
(born 1971)
 Parkdale—High Park October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [110]
Salma Zahid Scarborough Centre October 19, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [111]

Senate

Senator Province Took office Left office Party Ref. Note
Michael Basha
(1896–1976)		 Newfoundland and Labrador January 24, 1951 November 18, 1976 Liberal [112]
Anne Cools
(born 1943)		 Ontario January 13, 1984 Incumbent Independent Conservative [113] First Black Canadian Appointed to the Senate
First Caribbean Canadian Appointed to the Senate
Conservative Senator (2004-2007)
Liberal Senator (1984-2004)
Pierre de Bané
(born 1938)		 Quebec June 29, 1984 August 22, 2013 Liberal [114] Federal MP (1968-1984)
Donald Oliver
(born 1938)		 Nova Scotia September 7, 1990 November 16, 2013 Conservative [115]
Calvin Ruck
(1925–2004)		 Nova Scotia June 11, 1998 September 4, 2000 Liberal [116]
Vivienne Poy
(born 1941)		 Ontario September 17, 1998 September 17, 2012 Liberal [117] First Chinese Canadian appointed to the Senate
Mobina Jaffer
(born 1949)		 British Columbia June 13, 2001 Incumbent Liberal [118] First Indo Canadian Appointed to the Senate
First Ugandan Canadian Appointed to the Senate
First Muslim appointed to the Senate
Mac Harb
(born 1953)		 Ontario September 9, 2003 August 26, 2013 Liberal [119] Federal MP (1988-2003)
Lillian Dyck
(born 1945)		 Saskatchewan March 24, 2005 Incumbent Liberal [120] NDP Senator (2005-2009)
Yonah Martin
(born 1965)		 British Columbia January 2, 2009 Incumbent Conservative [121] First Korean Canadian appointed to the Senate
Deputy Opposition Senate House Leader (2015-Current)
Vim Kochhar
(born 1935)		 Ontario January 29, 2010 September 21, 2011 Conservative [122] First Hindu appointed to the Senate
Salma Ataullahjan
(born 1952)		 Ontario July 9, 2010 Incumbent Conservative [123] First Pakistani Canadian appointed to the Senate
Don Meredith
(born 1964)		 Ontario December 18, 2010 Incumbent Independent [124]
Conservative Senator (2010-2015)
Asha Seth
(born 1947)		 Ontario January 6, 2012 December 15, 2014 Conservative [125]
Thanh Hai Ngo
(born 1947)		 Ontario September 6, 2012 Incumbent Conservative [126] First Vietnamese Canadian appointed to the Senate
Tobias Enverga
(born 1955)		 Ontario September 6, 2012 Incumbent Conservative [127] First Filipino Canadian appointed to the Senate
TCDSB Trustee (2010-2012)
Victor Oh
(born 1949)		 Ontario January 25, 2013 Incumbent Conservative [128] First Singaporean Canadian appointed to the Senate
Ratna Omidvar
(born 1949)		 Ontario April 1, 2016 Incumbent Independent [129]

Provincial

Alberta

Member of Legislative Assembly Riding Took office Left office Party Ref. Note
George Ho Lem
(1918-2005)		 Calgary-McCall August 30, 1971 March 25, 1975 Social Credit First Visible Minority elected to the Alberta Legislature
First Chinese-Canadian elected to the Alberta Legislature
Calgary City Councillor (1959-1965)
Larry Shaben
(1935-2008)		 Lesser Slave Lake March 26, 1975 March 19, 1989 Conservative [130] First Muslim elected to the Alberta Legislature
First Lebanese Canadian elected to the Alberta Legislature
First Conservative Visible Minority elected to the Alberta Legislature
Minister of Utilities (1979-1982)
Minister of Housing (1982-1986)
Minister of Economic Development (1986-1989)
Henry Woo
(1929-2014)		 Edmonton-Sherwood Park March 14, 1979 May 7, 1986 Conservative
Moe Amery
(born 1954)		 Calgary-East June 15, 1993 May 4, 2015 Conservative
Sine Chadi
(born 1956)		 Edmonton Roper June 15, 1993 March 10, 1997 Liberal First Liberal Visible Minority elected to Alberta Legislature
Gary Mar
(born 1962)		 Calgary Mackay June 15, 1993 September 27, 2007 Conservative Minister of Community Development (1993-1996)
Minister of Education (1996-1999)
Minister of the Environment (1999-2000)
Minister of Health (2000-2004)
Minister of Intergovernmental Relations (2004-2006)
Hung Pham
(born 1963)		 Calgary-Montrose June 15, 1993 March 3, 2008 Conservative First Vietnamese Canadian elected to the Alberta Legislature
Harry Sohal
(1946-1994)		 Calgary McCall June 15, 1993 November 15, 1994 Conservative First Indo-Canadian elected to Alberta Legislature
First Sikh elected to Alberta Legislature
Shiraz Shariff
(born 1954)		 Calgary McCall April 20, 1995 March 3, 2008 Conservative First Pakistani Canadian elected to Alberta Legislature
Wayne Cao
(born 1946)		 Calgary-Fort March 11, 1997 May 4, 2015 Conservative
Raj Pannu
(born 1934)		 Edmonton-Strathcona March 11, 1997 March 3, 2008 NDP First Visible Minority to lead a political party in the Alberta Legislature
First NDP Visible Minority elected to Alberta Legislature
Bharat Agnihotri
(born 1971)		 Edmonton Ellerslie November 22, 2004 March 3, 2008 Liberal
Mo Elsalhy
(born 1953)		 Edmonton McClung November 22, 2004 March 3, 2008 Liberal First Egyptian Canadian elected to Alberta Legislature
George Rogers
(born 1958)		 Leduc-Beaumont November 22, 2004 May 4, 2015 Conservative [131] First Black Canadian elected to Alberta Legislature
First Caribbean-Canadian elected to Alberta Legislature
Mayor of Leduc (1998-2004)
Naresh Bhardwaj
(born 1959)		 Edmonton-Ellerslie March 3, 2008 May 4, 2015 Conservative Minister for Persons with Disabilities (2014-2015)
Manmeet Bhullar
(1980-2015)		 Calgary-Greenway March 3, 2008 November 23, 2015 Conservative Minister of Service Alberta (2011-2013)
Minister of Human Services (2013-2015)
Lindsay Blackett
(born 1961)		 Calgary-North West March 3, 2008 April 22, 2012 Conservative Minister of Culture (2008-2011)
Darshan Kang
(born 1953)		 Calgary-McCall March 3, 2008 May 4, 2015 Liberal Federal MP (2015-Current)
Stephen Khan
(born 1966)		 St. Albert March 3, 2008 May 4, 2015 Conservative Minister of Advanced Education (2012-2013)
Minister of Service Alberta (2014-2015)
Peter Sandhu
(born 1960)		 Edmonton-Manning March 3, 2008 May 4, 2015 Conservative
Raj Sherman
(born 1965)		 Edmonton-Meadowlark March 3, 2008 May 4, 2015 Liberal First Visible Minority to lead the Alberta Liberal Party
First Hindu to lead a Canadian Political Party
Conservative MLA (2008-2010)
Teresa Woo-Paw
(born 1958)		 Calgary-Northern Hills March 3, 2008 May 4, 2015 Conservative First Female Visible Minority elected to Alberta Legislature
David Xiao
(born 1960)		 Edmonton-McClung March 3, 2008 May 4, 2015 Conservative
Jason Luan
(born 1963)		 Calgary-Hawkwood April 23, 2012 May 4, 2015 Conservative
Sohail Quadri
(born 1971)		 Edmonton-Mill Woods April 23, 2012 May 4, 2015 Conservative
Leela Aheer
(born 1970)		 Chestermere-Rocky View May 5, 2015 Incumbent Wildrose First Wildrose Visible Minority elected to Alberta Legislature
Estefania Cortes-Vargas
(born 1991)		 Strathcona-Sherwood Park May 5, 2015 Incumbent NDP First Columbian Canadian elected to Alberta Legislature
First LGBT Visible Minority elected in Canada
Thomas Dang
(born 1995)		 Edmonton-South West May 5, 2015 Incumbent NDP Youngest Visible Minority elected to Alberta Legislature
Anam Kazim
(born 1986)		 Calgary-Glenmore May 5, 2015 Incumbent NDP
Rod Loyola
(born 1974)		 Edmonton-Ellerslie May 5, 2015 Incumbent NDP First Chilean Canadian elected to Alberta Legislature
Ricardo Miranda
(born 1976)		 Calgary-Cross May 5, 2015 Incumbent NDP First Nicaraguan Canadian elected to Alberta Legislature
First LGBT Visible Minority elected in Canada
Minister of Culture and Tourism (2016-Current)
Irfan Sabir
(born 1977)		 Calgary-McCall May 5, 2015 Incumbent NDP Minister of Human Services (2015-Current)
David Shepherd
(born 1973)		 Edmonton-Centre May 5, 2015 Incumbent NDP
Tany Yao
(born 1970)		 Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo May 5, 2015 Incumbent Wildrose First Wildrose Visible Minority elected to Alberta Legislature
Prasad Panda
(born 1962)		 Calgary-Foothills September 3, 2015 Incumbent Wildrose
Prabhdeep Gill Calgary-Greenway March 22, 2016 Incumbent Conservative

British Columbia

Member of Legislative Assembly Riding Took office Left office Party Ref. Note
Emery Barnes
(1929-1998)		 Vancouver-Burrard August 30, 1972 May 27, 1996 NDP First Black Canadian elected to the British Columbia Legislature
Speaker of the House (1994-1996)
Rosemary Brown
(1930-2003)		 Burnaby-Edmonds August 30, 1972 October 21, 1986 NDP First Black Canadian elected to the British Columbia Legislature
First Jamaican Canadian elected to the British Columbia Legislature
Moe Sihota
(born 1955)		 Esquimalt-Metchosin October 22, 1986 May 15, 2001 NDP [132] First Indo-Canadian elected to the British Columbia Legislature
First Sikh elected to the British Columbia Legislature
Minister of Labour (1991-1993)
Minister of the Environment (1993-1996)
Minister of Education (1996)
Minister for Public Services (1998-1999)
Ujjal Dosanjh
(born 1947)		 Vancouver-Kensington October 17, 1991 May 15, 2001 NDP [133] Premier of British Columbia (2000-2001)
Minister for Sport (1995)
Minister of Justice (1995-2000)
Federal MP (2004-2011)
Harry Lali
(born 1956)		 Yale-Lillooet October 17, 1991 May 15, 2001 NDP [134] Minister of Transportation (1998-2001)
Fraser-Nicola May 17, 2005 May 13, 2013
Judi Tyabji
(born 1965)		 Okanagan East October 17, 1991 May 27, 1996 Progressive Democratic Alliance BCL MLA (1991-1993)
Ida Chong
(born 1956)		 Oak Bay-Gordon Head May 28, 1996 May 13, 2013 BCL [135] First Chinese Canadian elected to the British Columbia Legislature
Minister of Advanced Education (2004-2005)
Minister of Community Services (2005-2008)
Minister for Trade and Technology (2008-2009)
Minister for Sport (2009-2011)
Minister of Aboriginal Relations (2011-2013)
Sindi Hawkins
(1958-2010)		 Kelowna-Mission May 28, 1996 May 11, 2009 BCL [136] Minister of Health Planning (2001-2004)
Minister for Intergovernmental Relations (2004-2005)
Jenny Kwan
(born 1967)		 Vancouver-Mount Pleasant May 28, 1996 August 4, 2015 NDP [137] First Chinese Canadian elected to the British Columbia Legislature
Minister of Municipal Affairs (1998-1999)
Minister for Status of Women (1999-2000)
Minister for Community Development (2000-2001)
Federal MP (2015-Current)
Tony Bhullar Surrey-Newton May 16, 2001 May 16, 2005 BCL [138]
Richard Lee
(born 1954)		 Burnaby North May 16, 2001 Incumbent BCL [139] Deputy Speaker of the House (2015-Current)
Karn Manhas Port Coquitlam-Burke Mountain May 16, 2001 May 16, 2005 BCL [140] Youngest person ever elected to the British Columbia Legislature
Rob Nijjar Vancouver-Kingsway May 16, 2001 May 16, 2005 BCL [141]
John Nuraney
(born 1937)		 Burnaby-Willingdon May 16, 2001 May 11, 2009 BCL [142] First Kenyan Canadian elected to the British Columbia Legislature
Patty Sahota Burnaby-Edmonds May 16, 2001 May 16, 2005 BCL
Gulzar Singh Cheema Surrey-Panorama Ridge May 16, 2001 May 23, 2004 BCL [143] Minister for Mental Health (2001-2004)
Patrick Wong Vancouver-Kensington May 16, 2001 May 16, 2005 BCL Minister for Multiculturalism (2004-2005)
Jagrup Brar
(born 1957)		 Surrey-Fleetwood October 28, 2004 May 13, 2013 NDP [144]
Harry Bains
(born 1951)		 Surrey-Newton May 17, 2005 Incumbent NDP [145]
Raj Chouhan Burnaby-Edmonds May 17, 2005 Incumbent NDP [146]
Wally Oppal
(born 1940)		 Vancouver-Fraserview May 17, 2005 May 11, 2009 BCL [147] Minister of Justice (2005-2009)
Minister for Multiculturalism (2005-2009)
John Yap
(born 1959)		 Richmond-Steveston May 17, 2005 Incumbent BCL [148] First Singaporean Canadian elected to the British Columbia Legislature
Minister of Advanced Education (2012-2013)
Minister for Multiculturalism (2012-2013)
Mable Elmore Vancouver-Kensington May 12, 2009 Incumbent NDP [149] First Filipino Canadian elected to the British Columbia Legislature
Kash Heed
(born 1955)		 Vancouver-Fraserview May 12, 2009 May 13, 2013 BCL [150] Minister of Public Safety (2009-2010)
Naomi Yamamoto
(born 1960)		 North Vancouver-Lonsdale May 12, 2009 Incumbent BCL [151] First Japanese Canadian elected to the British Columbia Legislature
Minister of Intergovernmental Relations (2009-2010)
Minister of Advanced Education (2011-2012)
Minister of Small Business (2012-2015)
Minister for Emergency Preparedness (2015-Current)
Doug Bing
(born 1950)		 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows May 14, 2013 Incumbent BCL [152] Pitt Meadows City Councillor (2005-2013)
Jane Shin
(born 1980)		 Burnaby-Lougheed May 14, 2013 Incumbent NDP [153] First Korean Canadian elected to the British Columbia Legislature
Teresa Wat
(born 1950)		 Richmond Centre May 14, 2013 Incumbent BCL [154] Minister of International Trade (2013-Current)
Minister for Multiculturalism (2013-Current)
Amrik Virk
(born 1963)		 Surrey-Tynehead May 14, 2013 Incumbent BCL [155] Minister of Advanced Education (2013-2014)
Minister for Technology and Innovation (2014-Current)

Manitoba

Member of Legislative Assembly Riding Took office Left office Party Ref. Note
Conrad Santos Burrows November 17, 1981 April 25, 1988 NDP [156] First Visible Minority elected to Manitoba Legislature
First Filipino Canadian elected to Manitoba Legislature
Wellington September 11, 1990 May 21, 2007
Gulzar Singh Cheema The Maples April 26, 1988 June 17, 1993 Liberal [157] First Indo-Canadian elected to Manitoba Legislature
First Liberal Visible Minority elected to Manitoba Legislature
First Sikh elected to Manitoba Legislature
MLA British Columbia Legislative Assembly (2001-2004)
Vic Toews
(born 1952)		 Rossmere April 25, 1995 September 21, 1999 Conservative First Paraguayan-Canadian elected to Manitoba Legislature
First Conservative visible minority elected to Manitoba Legislature
Minister of Labour (1995-1997)
Minister of Justice (1997-1999)
Federal MP (2000-2013)
Cris Aglugub The Maples September 21, 1999 May 21, 2007 NDP [158]
Bidhu Jha Radisson June 3, 2003 April 18, 2016 NDP [159] First Hindu elected to the Manitoba Legislature
Flor Marcelino Logan May 22, 2007 Incumbent NDP [160] First Visible Minority female elected to Manitoba Legislature
Leader of the Manitoba NDP (2016-Current)
Minister for Multiculturalism (2009-2016)
Minister for Culture, Heritage and Tourism (2009-2013)
Mohinder Saran The Maples May 22, 2007 Incumbent NDP [161] Minister of Housing (2015-2016)
Ted Marcelino Tyndall Park October 4, 2011 Incumbent NDP [162]
Jon Reyes St. Norbert April 19, 2016 Incumbent Conservative [163] Military Envoy (2016-Current)

New Brunswick

New Brunswick has yet to elect a Visible Minority to its legislature.

Newfoundland and Labrador

Member of Legislative Assembly Riding Took office Left office Party Ref. Note
Lorraine Michael
(born 1943)		 St. John's East-Quidi Vidi November 1, 2006 Incumbent NDP [164] First Visible Minority elected to Newfoundland and Labrador Legislature
First Lebanese Canadian elected to the Newfoundland and Labrador Legislature
NDP Leader (2006-2015)

Nova Scotia

Member of Legislative Assembly Riding Took office Left office Party Ref. Note
Wayne Adams Preston May 25, 1993 March 23, 1998 Liberal First Black Canadian elected to the Nova Scotia Legislative Assembly
Minister of the Environment (1993-1998)
Yvonne Atwell Preston March 24, 1998 July 26, 1999 NDP
Percy Paris Waverley-Fall River-Beaver Bank June 13, 2006 October 7, 2013 NDP Minister of Economic and Rural Development (2009-2013)
Leonard Preyra Halifax Citadel-Sable Island June 13, 2006 October 7, 2013 NDP Minister of Communities, Culture, and Heritage (2012-2013)
Zach Churchill Yarmouth June 22, 2010 Incumbent Liberal First Lebanese-Canadian elected to the Nova Scotia Legislature
Minister of Natural Resources (2013-2015)
Minister of Municipal Affairs (2015-Current)
Patricia Arab Fairview-Clayton Park October 8, 2013 Incumbent Liberal
Lena Diab Halifax Armdale October 8, 2013 Incumbent Liberal Minister of Justice (2013-2015)
Minister of Immigration (2013-Current)
Stephen Gough Sackville-Beaver Bank October 8, 2013 Incumbent Liberal
Tony Ince Cole Harbour-Portland Valley October 8, 2013 Incumbent Liberal Minister of Communities, Culture and Heritage (2013-Current)

Northwest Territories

Member of Legislative Assembly Riding Took office Left office Party Ref. Note
Sandy Lee Range Lake December 6, 1999 March 26, 2011 Independent Conservative [165] First Visible Minority elected to NWT Legislature
First Korean Canadian elected to NWT Legislature
Minister of Health (2007-2011)

Nunavut

Nunavut has yet to elect a Visible Minority to its legislature.

Ontario

Member of Provincial Parliament Riding Took office Left office Party Ref. Note
Leonard Braithwaite
(1923-2012)		 Etobicoke September 25, 1963 September 17, 1975 Liberal [166] First Black Canadian elected to Ontario legislature
Etobicoke Town Councillor (1962-1963)
Alvin Curling
(born 1939)		 Scarborough—Rouge River May 2, 1985 August 19, 2005 Liberal [167] Minister of Housing (1985-1987)
Minister of Skills Development (1987-1989)
Speaker of the Assembly (2003-2005)
Murad Velshi
(born 1935)		 Don Mills September 10, 1987 September 5, 1990 Liberal [168] First Indo-Canadian elected to Ontario Legislature
First Afro-Indian Canadian elected to Ontario Legislature
First Muslim elected to Ontario Legislature
Bob Wong
(born 1935)		 Fort York September 10, 1987 September 5, 1990 Liberal [169] First Chinese Canadian elected to Ontario legislature
Minister of Energy (1987-1989)
Minister of Immigration (1989-1990)
Zanana Akande
(born 1937)		 St. Andrew—St. Patrick September 6, 1990 August 31, 1994 NDP [170] Minister of Community and Social Services (1990-1991)
David Boushy
(born 1932)		 Sarnia June 8, 1995 June 2, 1999 Conservative [171] First Lebanese Canadian elected to Ontario Legislature
Sarnia City Councillor (1965-1995)
Tony Clement
(born 1961)		 Brampton West—Mississauga June 8, 1995 October 1, 2003 Conservative [172] First Syrian Canadian elected to Ontario Legislature
Minister of Transportation (1997-1999)
Minister of the Environment (1999-2000)
Minister of Health (2001-2003)
Federal MP (2006-Current)
David Tsubouchi
(born 1951)		 Markham June 8, 1995 October 1, 2003 Conservative [173] First Japanese Canadian elected to Ontario Legislature
Markham Town Councillor (1988-1994)
Minister of Community Services (1995-1996)
Minister of Consumer Relations (1996-1999)
Solicitor General (1999-2002)
Minister of Culture (2002-2003)
Raminder Gill
(born 1950)		 Bramalea—Gore—Malton—Springdale June 3, 1999 October 1, 2003 Conservative [174] First Sikh elected to Ontario Legislature
Mary Anne Chambers
(born 1950)		 Scarborough East October 2, 2003 October 9, 2007 Liberal [175] Minister of Universities, Training & Colleges (2003-2005)
Minister of Children & Youth Services (2005-2007)
Vic Dhillon
(born 1969)		 Brampton West October 2, 2003 Incumbent Liberal [176]
Kuldip Kular
(born 1948)		 Bramalea—Gore—Malton October 2, 2003 October 5, 2011 Liberal [177]
Shafiq Qaadri
(born 1963)		 Etobicoke North October 2, 2003 Incumbent Liberal [178] First Pakistani Canadian elected to Ontario Legislature
Khalil Ramal
(born 1960)		 London—Fanshawe October 2, 2003 October 5, 2011 Liberal [179]
Harinder Takhar
(born 1951)		 Mississauga—Erindale October 2, 2003 Incumbent Liberal [180] Minister of Transportation (2003-2006)
Minister of Small Business (2006-2009)
Minister for Government Services (2009-2013)
Tony Wong
(1948-2009)		 Markham October 2, 2003 September 25, 2006 Liberal [181] Markham Town Councillor (1997-2003)
Bas Balkissoon
(born 1952)		 Scarborough—Rouge River November 24, 2005 March 22, 2016 Liberal [182] First Trinidadian Canadian elected to Ontario Legislature
Toronto City Councillor (1988-2005)
Michael Chan
(born 1951)		 Markham-Unionville February 8, 2007 Incumbent Liberal [183] Minister of Revenue (2007-2010)
Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport (2010-2014)
Minister of Citizenship and Immigration (2014-2016)
Minister of International Trade (2016-Current)
Margarett Best
(born 1958)		 Scarborough—Guildwood October 10, 2007 June 27, 2013 Liberal [184] Minister of Health Promotion and Sport (2007-2011)
Minister of Consumer Services (2011-2013)
Amrit Mangat
(born 1953)		 Mississauga—Brampton South October 10, 2007 Incumbent Liberal [185]
Reza Moridi
(born 1945)		 Richmond Hill October 10, 2007 Incumbent Liberal [186] First Iranian Canadian elected to Ontario Legislature
Minister of Research and Innovation (2013-Current)
Yasir Naqvi
(born 1973)		 Ottawa Centre October 10, 2007 Incumbent Liberal [187] Minister of Labour (2013-2014)
Minister for Correctional Services (2014-2016)
Minister of Justice (2016-Current)
Michael Coteau
(born 1972)		 Don Valley East October 6, 2011 Incumbent Liberal [188] First Grenadian Canadian elected to Ontario Legislature
Toronto Public School Trustee (2003-2011)
Minister of Citizenship and Immigration (2013-2014)
Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport (2014-2016)
Minister of Children and Youth Services (2016-Current)
Dipika Damerla Mississauga East—Cooksville October 6, 2011 Incumbent Liberal [189] Associate Minister of Health (2014-2016)
Minister for Seniors (2016-Current)
Jagmeet Singh
(born 1979)		 Bramalea—Gore—Malton October 6, 2011 Incumbent NDP [190] NDP Deputy Leader (2015-Current)
Soo Wong
(born 1962)		 Scarborough—Agincourt October 6, 2011 Incumbent Liberal [191] Toronto Public School Trustee (2006-2011)
Mitzie Hunter
(born 1971)		 Scarborough—Guildwood August 1, 2013 Incumbent Liberal [192] Associate Minister of Finance (2014-2016)
Minister of Education (2016-Current)
Granville Anderson
(born 1960)		 Durham June 12, 2014 Incumbent Liberal [193] Clarington Region Catholic School Trustee (2003-2014)
Han Dong
(born 1977)		 Trinity—Spadina June 12, 2014 Incumbent Liberal [194]
Harinder Malhi
(born 1980)		 Brampton—Springdale June 12, 2014 Incumbent Liberal [195] Peel Region Public School Trustee (2010-2014)
Indira Naidoo-Harris Halton June 12, 2014 Incumbent Liberal [196] Associate Minister of Finance (2016)
Minister for Early Learning and Childcare (2016-Current)
Raymond Cho
(born 1936)		 Scarborough—Rouge River September 1, 2016 Incumbent Conservative [197] First Korean Canadian elected to the Ontario Legislature
Toronto City Councillor (1991-2016)

Prince Edward Island

Member of Legislative Assembly Riding Took office Left office Party Ref. Note
Joe Ghiz
(1945-1996)		 6th Queens September 27, 1982 March 26, 1993 Liberal First Visible Minority elected to PEI Legislature
First Lebanese Canadian elected to PEI Legislature
First Visible Minority elected Premier of a Province
Premier of Prince Edward Island (1986-1993)
Leader of the PEI Liberal Party (1981-1993)
Robert Ghiz
(born 1974)		 Charlottetown-Brighton September 29, 2003 February 24, 2015 Liberal Premier of Prince Edward Island (2007-2015)
Leader of the PEI Liberal Party (2003-2015)

Quebec

Member of National Assembly Riding Took office Left office Party Ref. Note
Mark Assad
(born 1940)		 Papineau April 29, 1970 November 14, 1976 Liberal [198] First Visible Minority elected to Quebec Legislature
First Liberal Visible Minority elected to Quebec Legislature
Federal MP (1988-2004)
April 13, 1981 November 20, 1988
Jean Alfred
(1940-2015)		 Papineau November 15, 1976 April 12, 1981 Parti Quebecois [199] First Haitian Canadian elected to Quebec Legislature
First PQ Visible Minority elected to Quebec Legislature
Sam Elkas
(born 1938)		 Robert-Baldwin September 25, 1989 September 11, 1994 Liberal [200] Minister of Public Safety (1989-1990)
Minister of Transport (1989-1994)
Joseph Facal
(born 1961)		 Fabre September 12, 1994 April 13, 2003 Parti Quebecois [201] First Uruguayan Canadian elected to Quebec Legislature
Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs (1998-2002)
Minister of Immigration (2001-2002)
Minister for Public Services (2002-2003)
Fatima Houda-Pepin
(born 1951)		 La Pinière September 12, 1994 April 7, 2014 Independent [202] First Morroccan Canadian elected to Quebec Legislature
First Muslim elected to Quebec Legislature
Liberal MNA (1994-2014)
Sam Hamad
(born 1958)		 Louis-Hébert April 14, 2003 Incumbent Liberal [203] First Syrian Canadian elected to Quebec Legislature
Minister of Natural Resources (2003-2005)
Minister of Employment (2007-2010)
Minister of Transport (2010-2012)
Minister of Labour (2014-2016)
Yolande James
(born 1977)		 Nelligan September 20, 2004 April 6, 2014 Liberal [204] First St. Lucian Canadian elected to Quebec Legislature
Minister of Immigration (2007-2010)
Minister for Families and Children (2010-2012)
Emmanuel Dubourg
(born 1958)		 Viau March 26, 2007 August 9, 2013 Liberal [205] Federal MP (2013-Current)
Maka Kotto
(born 1961)		 Bourget May 12, 2008 Incumbent Parti Quebecois [206] First Cameroonian Canadian elected to Quebec Legislature
Minister of Culture and Communications (2012-2014)
Federal MP (2004-2008)
Gérard Deltell
(born 1964)		 Chauveau December 8, 2008 April 7, 2015 CAQ [207] First Algerian Canadian elected to Quebec Legislature
Leader of the ADQ (2009-2012)
Federal MP (2015-Current)
Amir Khadir
(born 1961)		 Mercier December 8, 2008 Incumbent Québec Solidaire [208] First Iranian Canadian elected to Quebec Legislature
Leader of the Quebec Solidaire (2006-2012)
Christian Dubé
(born 1956)		 Levis September 4, 2012 August 15, 2014 CAQ [209]
Saul Polo Laval-des-Rapides April 7, 2014 Incumbent Liberal [210] First Colombian Canadian elected to Quebec Legislature
Dominique Anglade
(born 1974)		 Saint-Henri–Sainte-Anne November 9, 2015 Incumbent Liberal [211] Minister of Economic Development (2016-Current)

Saskatchewan

Member of Legislative Assembly Riding Took office Left office Party Ref. Note
Muhammad Fiaz Regina Pasqua April 4, 2016 Incumbent Saskatchewan First Visible Minority elected to Saskatchewan Legislature
First Muslim elected to Saskatchewan Legislature
First Pakistani Canadian elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature

Yukon

Member of Legislative Assembly Riding Took office Left office Party Ref. Note
Ranj Pillai Porter Creek South November 7, 2016 Incumbent Liberal First Visible Minority elected to Yukon Legislature
First Indo Canadian elected to the Yukon Legislature

Visible Minorities by Assembly Composition

House of Commons
Senate
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia
Northwest Territories
Nunavut
Ontario
PEI
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Yukon

House of Commons

Parliament Years VM total Bloc Conservative Liberal NDP Reform Independent
23rd 1957–1958 1 -
1 / 115
0 / 105
0 / 25
 -
0 / 4
24th 1958-1962 1 -
1 / 216
0 / 53
0 / 9
 -
0 / 6
25th 1962-1963 0 -
0 / 116
0 / 99
0 / 18
 -
0 / 1
26th 1963-1965 0 -
0 / 95
0 / 128
0 / 17
 -
0 / 1
27th 1965-1968 0 -
0 / 97
0 / 131
0 / 21
 -
0 / 2
28th 1968-1972 2 -
1 / 74
1 / 158
0 / 27
 -
0 / 2
29th 1972-1974 3 -
1 / 107
1 / 109
1 / 31
 -
0 / 2
30th 1974-1979 5 -
1 / 108
2 / 149
2 / 18
 -
0 / 1
31st 1979-1980 5 -
2 / 136
1 / 115
2 / 27
 - -
32nd 1980-1984 2 -
1 / 109
1 / 151
0 / 34
 - -
33rd 1984-1988 3 -
1 / 213
0 / 41
2 / 33
 -
0 / 1
34th 1988-1993 7
0 / 10
2 / 169
3 / 85
2 / 45
0 / 1
0 / 1
35th 1993-1997 14
1 / 55
0 / 2
12 / 185
0 / 9
1 / 52
0 / 1
36th 1997-2000 18
0 / 45
0 / 22
12 / 160
1 / 22
5 / 61
0 / 1
37th 2000-2004 17
0 / 40
0 / 14
11 / 178
0 / 14
6 / 67
 -
38th 2004-2006 23
2 / 54
8 / 99
13 / 136
0 / 19
 -
0 / 1
39th 2006-2008 29
5 / 53
9 / 126
13 / 107
1 / 30
 -
1 / 1
40th 2008-2011 25
3 / 50
10 / 147
10 / 78
1 / 38
 -
1 / 2
41st 2011-2015 33
1 / 5
14 / 174
4 / 41
14 / 105
 - -
42nd 2015-Current 49
0 / 10
8 / 100
39 / 184
2 / 44
 - -

Alberta Legislative Assembly

Parliament Years VM total Conservative Liberal NDP Wildrose Independent
17th 1971-1975 1
0 / 51
 -
0 / 1
1 / 25
 -
18th 1975-1979 1
1 / 69
 -
0 / 1
0 / 4
0 / 1
19th 1979-1982 2
2 / 75
 -
0 / 1
0 / 4
 -
20th 1982-1986 2
2 / 75
 -
0 / 2
 - -
21st 1986-1989 1
1 / 62
0 / 4
0 / 16
 - -
22nd 1989-1993 0
0 / 61
0 / 10
0 / 17
 - -
23rd 1993-1997 6
5 / 52
1 / 33
 - - -
24th 1997-2001 6
5 / 64
0 / 19
1 / 3
 - -
25th 2001-2004 6
5 / 75
0 / 7
1 / 2
 - -
26th 2004-2008 9
6 / 63
2 / 17
1 / 4
0 / 1
 -
27th 2008-2012 12
10 / 72
2 / 10
0 / 2
0 / 1
 -
28th 2012-2015 13
11 / 65
2 / 5
0 / 4
0 / 17
 -
29th 2015-Current 12
2 / 11
0 / 1
7 / 54
3 / 22
 -

British Columbia Legislative Assembly

Parliament Years VM total BCL NDP Other Independent
30th 1972-1975 2
0 / 6
2 / 38
0 / 13
 -
31st 1975-1979 2
0 / 1
2 / 19
0 / 37
 -
32nd 1979-1983 2 -
2 / 26
0 / 32
 -
33rd 1983-1986 2 -
2 / 24
0 / 35
 -
34th 1986-1991 2 -
2 / 28
0 / 47
 -
35th 1991-1996 5
0 / 20
4 / 51
1 / 9
 -
36th 1996-2001 6
2 / 36
4 / 39
0 / 3
 -
37th 2001-2005 12
10 / 77
2 / 3
 - -
38th 2005-2009 11
6 / 46
5 / 35
 - -
39th 2009-2013 11
5 / 50
6 / 37
0 / 1
0 / 1
40th 2013-Current 11
6 / 50
5 / 36
0 / 1
0 / 1

Manitoba Legislative Assembly

Parliament Years VM total Conservative Liberal NDP Independent
32nd 1981-1986 1
0 / 24
 -
1 / 35
 -
33rd 1986-1988 1
0 / 26
0 / 1
1 / 30
 -
34th 1988-1990 1
0 / 25
1 / 20
0 / 12
 -
35th 1990-1995 2
0 / 31
1 / 10
1 / 23
 -
36th 1995-1999 2
1 / 33
0 / 3
1 / 23
 -
37th 1999-2003 2
0 / 27
0 / 1
2 / 32
 -
38th 2003-2007 3
0 / 22
0 / 2
3 / 36
 -
39th 2007-2011 3
0 / 19
0 / 2
3 / 39
 -
40th 2011-2016 4
0 / 22
0 / 1
4 / 38
 -
41st 2016-Current 4
1 / 40
0 / 3
3 / 14
 -

Newfoundland and Labrador House of Assembly

Parliament Years VM total Conservative Liberal NDP Independent
45th 2003-2007 1
0 / 40
0 / 13
1 / 3
 -
46th 2007-2011 1
0 / 50
0 / 4
1 / 1
 -
47th 2011-2015 1
0 / 37
0 / 13
1 / 5
 -
48th 2015-Current 1
0 / 7
0 / 31
1 / 2
 -

North West Territories Legislative Assembly

Parliament Years VM total Independent
19th 1999-2003 1
1 / 19
20th 2003-2007 1
1 / 19
21st 2007-2011 1
1 / 19
22nd 2011-2015 0
0 / 19
23rd 2015-Current 0
0 / 19

Nova Scotia Legislative Assembly

Parliament Years VM total Conservative Liberal NDP Independent
56th 1993-1998 1
0 / 12
1 / 43
0 / 5
 -
57th 1998-1999 1
0 / 14
0 / 19
1 / 19
 -
58th 1999-2003 0
0 / 31
0 / 12
0 / 12
 -
59th 2003-2006 0
0 / 26
0 / 12
0 / 15
 -
60th 2006-2009 2
0 / 23
0 / 9
2 / 21
 -
61st 2009-2013 3
0 / 13
1 / 13
2 / 32
 -
62nd 2013-Current 5
0 / 11
5 / 35
0 / 9
 -

Ontario Legislative Assembly

Parliament Years VM total Conservative Liberal NDP Independent
27th 1963-1967 1
0 / 77
1 / 24
0 / 7
 -
28th 1967-1971 1
0 / 69
1 / 28
0 / 20
 -
29th 1971-1975 1
0 / 78
1 / 20
0 / 19
 -
30th 1975-1977 0
0 / 51
0 / 35
0 / 38
 -
31st 1977-1981 0
0 / 58
0 / 34
0 / 33
 -
32nd 1981-1985 0
0 / 70
0 / 34
0 / 21
 -
33rd 1985-1987 1
0 / 52
1 / 50
0 / 25
 -
34th 1987-1990 3
0 / 17
3 / 95
0 / 20
 -
35th 1990-1995 2
0 / 22
1 / 39
1 / 74
 -
36th 1995-1999 4
3 / 82
1 / 33
0 / 19
 -
37th 1999-2003 4
3 / 62
1 / 37
0 / 10
 -
38th 2003-2007 10
0 / 28
10 / 74
0 / 11
 -
39th 2007-2011 11
0 / 27
11 / 75
0 / 10
 -
40th 2011-2014 14
0 / 39
13 / 56
1 / 21
 -
41st 2014-Current 18
1 / 32
16 / 60
1 / 21
 -

Quebec National Assembly

Parliament Years VM total CAQ Liberal QS PQ Independent
29th 1970-1973 1
0 / 17
1 / 76
 -
0 / 7
 -
30th 1973-1976 1
0 / 1
1 / 102
 -
0 / 6
 -
31st 1976-1981 1
0 / 11
0 / 37
 -
1 / 71
 -
32nd 1981-1985 1 -
1 / 95
 -
0 / 42
 -
33rd 1985-1989 1 -
1 / 105
 -
0 / 23
 -
34th 1989-1994 1 -
1 / 93
 -
0 / 34
 -
35th 1994-1998 2
0 / 1
1 / 53
 -
1 / 83
 -
36th 1998-2003 2
0 / 5
1 / 53
 -
1 / 79
 -
37th 2003-2007 3
0 / 5
3 / 78
 -
0 / 51
 -
38th 2007-2008 5
0 / 41
4 / 50
 -
1 / 39
 -
39th 2008-2012 7
1 / 7
4 / 71
1 / 1
1 / 55
 -
40th 2012-2014 8
2 / 19
4 / 52
1 / 2
1 / 54
 -
41st 2014-Current 7
2 / 23
3 / 75
1 / 3
1 / 33
 -

Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly

Parliament Years VM total NDP Saskatchewan Independent
28th 2016-Current 1
0 / 10
1 / 51
 -

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