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41St GENERAL ELECTION 41 ÉLECTION GÉNÉRALE www.elections.ca a CANDIDATES ELECTED / CANDIDATS ÉLUS Se n n A col ol R Lin inc ELECTORAL DISTRICT PARTY ELECTED CANDIDATE ELECTED e L ELECTORAL DISTRICT PARTY ELECTED CANDIDATE ELECTED O C er d T S M CIRCONSCRIPTION PARTI ÉLU CANDIDAT ÉLU C I bia C D lum o CIRCONSCRIPTION PARTI ÉLU CANDIDAT ÉLU É C N O C A lert 35050 Mississauga South / Mississauga-Sud Stella Ambler N C A H !( A E T e A N L 35051 Mississauga— Streetsville Brad Butt A S E 41st GENERAL ELECTION R I B 41 ÉLECTION GÉNÉRALE C NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR 35052 Nepean— Carleton Pierre Poilievre T A P I Q S hillip TERRE-NEUVE-ET-LABRADOR 35053 Newmarket— Aurora Lois Brown U H I s In May 2, 2011 E T L 2 mai, 2011 35054 Niagara Falls Hon. / L'hon. Rob Nicholson É E - 10001 Avalon Scott Andrews B E 35055 Niagara West— Glanbrook Dean Allison A N 10002 Bonavista— Gander— Grand Falls— Windsor Scott Simms I Niagara-Ouest— Glanbrook I Z E D N 10003 Humber— St. Barbe— Baie Verte Hon. / L'hon. Gerry Byrne L R 35056 Nickel Belt Claude Gravelle E a A n N 10004 Labrador Peter Penashue L s 35057 Nipissing— Timiskaming Jay Aspin l e N e n A E S E d n o u F 10005 Random— Burin— St. George's Judy Foote E P n y n l D d e 35058 Northumberland— Quinte West Rick Norlock Gre t a E e L s i S a h R e U AXE 10006 St. John's East / St. John's-Est Jack Harris L a r C OFFICIAL RESULTS E r RÉSULTATS OFFICIELS Q y r 35059 Oak Ridges— Markham Paul Calandra L S t p a Î C E u S h I 10007 St. John's South— Mount Pearl Ryan Cleary r N a 35060 Oakville Terence Young d n HEIBERG s r e M St. John's-Sud— Mount Pearl e e d 35061 Oshawa Colin Carrie v r S S a t V E S é E R N D R 35062 Ottawa Centre / Ottawa-Centre Paul Dewar Pri U P I S ISLAND D E nce L A N D S R 35063 Ottawa— Orléans Royal Galipeau B G ELLEF u L a sta E f l RINGNES l L 35064 Ottawa South / Ottawa-Sud David McGuinty Scale 1 : 6 000 000 a Ad Échelle 1 : 6 000 000 o ISLAND AMU n lf ND M Sea PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND t E y RINGNES 35065 Ottawa— Vanier Hon. / L'hon. Mauril Bélanger D M B AN n S ' ISL e ÎLE-DU-PRINCE-ÉDOUARD ICK e e ATR S 35066 Ottawa West— Nepean / Ottawa-Ouest— Nepean Hon. / L'hon. John Baird P t E D E r r a NC ai Norwegian RI t 11001 Cardigan Hon. / L'hon. Lawrence MacAulay 35067 Oxford Dave MacKenzie u P L d CORNWALL f e o I L E 11002 Charlottetown Sean Casey 35068 Parkdale— High Park Peggy Nash B r Bay t E L e Î 11003 Egmont Hon. / L'hon. Gail Shea 35069 Parry Sound— Muskoka Hon. / L'hon. Tony Clement a S C u e P 11004 Malpeque Hon. / L'hon. Wayne Easter 35070 Perth— Wellington Gary Schellenberger r P f a inc AR o e A RY 35071 Peterborough Dean Del Mastro M !( r lfr ISL t ed 'C AND Grise 35072 Pickering— Scarborough East Corneliu Chisu lu S Fiord r e M Pickering— Scarborough-Est E L V I L J o n e s S o u n d n Gulf L E BATHURST NOVA SCOTIA iddo I S L 35073 Prince Edward— Hastings Daryl Kramp L A S N D W tr IS LAND e a NOUVELLE-ÉCOSSE 35074 Renfrew— Nipissing— Pembroke Cheryl Gallant l i l t i B n g 35075 Richmond Hill Costas Menegakis A CORNWA D E V O N I S L A N D N LLIS t 12001 Cape Breton— Canso Rodger Cuzner K o S n ISLA 35076 St. Catharines Rick Dykstra P ND 12002 Central Nova / Nova-Centre Hon. / L'hon. Peter G. MacKay C Visc arry C Re !( h Ke I oun solute 35077 St. Paul's Hon. / L'hon. Carolyn Bennett ll S t M a C e L tt S el n S 12003 Dartmouth— Cole Harbour Robert Chisholm M a A vil he y !( ch N le r a 35078 Sarnia— Lambton Pat Davidson a Ha s D Soun ard ck rbo d B a r r o B 12004 Halifax Megan Leslie e ur w S t r a i t l n B nz C h a n n e d f i 35079 Sault Ste. Marie Bryan Hayes a ie PR e r S o u n a f n 12005 Halifax West / Halifax-Ouest Hon. / L'hon. Geoff Regan y IN L a n c a s t B f i 35080 Scarborough— Agincourt Hon. / L'hon. Jim Karygiannis y CE a f a B t 12006 Kings— Hants Hon. / L'hon. Scott Brison ol A P e B L po BE e l t e H 35081 Scarborough Centre / Scarborough-Centre Roxanne James r R e n le BYLOT d !( I P e P T l SOME n 12007 Cumberland— Colchester— Musquodoboit Valley Scott Armstrong o a RSET rc T iv C E t I e u L N d D i !( u y ic AN 35082 Scarborough— Guildwood Hon. / L'hon. John McKay p k L am IN n BRODEUR t Arct ISL a in to S l e l DEN b e R B 12008 Sackville— Eastern Shore Peter Stoffer e A y to U ISLAN a ay BO O a M D B n L y g r l kl k F A i !( !( t C d a u S e 35083 Scarborough— Rouge River Rathika Sitsabaiesan r B r v k a m !( o ik n A o R 12009 South Shore— St. Margaret's Gerald Keddy w k m a ' !( l INSULA d LA ond E in u u PEN isivik INSU P n y C e Nan PEN s A n t 35084 Scarborough Southwest Dan Harris R k d Inle !( L im B se c a n V d n 12010 Sydney— Victoria Hon. / L'hon. Mark Eyking I k o a I l nu e y G C PRINC i Scarborough-Sud-Ouest v s u T i E OF r M ik l n A f H O P 12011 West Nova / Nova-Ouest Greg Kerr c !( o C R P lma R t E C he Fo n I A o WAL 35085 Simcoe— Grey Kellie Leitch ES R rs rt !( ISLA E T A c ND C IC on L E L I k C 35086 Simcoe North / Simcoe-Nord Bruce Stanton E C n S R U !( d !( L I IR Ts A C IQ A ii er N C T 35087 Stormont— Dundas— South Glengarry Guy Lauzon R C ge s Pa Prince Alb D t IC C C L ht on ula ert S h i T E ch tu d a T R IQ ic k a tr C A F n !( er R E 35088 Sudbury Glenn Thibeault U S e Riv A L NEW BRUNSWICK E M n in lyd l P kl C C a e n R e e 35089 Thornhill Hon. / L'hon. Peter Kent el c l ra E NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK k F B C u e R 35090 Thunder Bay— Rainy River John Rafferty n G u l f v A R z BOOTHIA 13001 Acadie— Bathurst Yvon Godin e i D F 35091 Thunder Bay— Superior North Bruce Hyer 1 e o Î lp C h L F 13002 Beauséjour Hon. / L'hon. Dominic LeBlanc o i Thunder Bay— Superior-Nord lv n !( ille PENINSULA o f Y L a E I a n D k 13003 Fredericton Hon. / L'hon. Keith Ashfield u a e d N 35092 Timmins— James Bay / Timmins— Baie James Charlie Angus w !( k s o U m e 13004 Fundy Royal Hon. / L'hon. Rob Moore n Y D o D n H 35093 Toronto Centre / Toronto-Centre Hon. / L'hon. Bob Rae o !( C D i am U b F o ridg I y n e a o n E B a 13005 Madawaska— Restigouche Bernard Valcourt 35094 Toronto— Danforth Hon. / L'hon. Jack Layton K G rt Bay Igloolik é o S !( o S B o o t h i a Ho d t v O t B p !( !( 13006 Miramichi Tilly O'Neill Gordon e r t r 35095 Trinity— Spadina Olivia Chow C e M N se Strai Taloyoak L i !( a a ea q re ve y Kug C K B ua o s e r R o lu !( or D ING arj 13007 Moncton— Riverview— Dieppe Robert Goguen k ktu on A iqt 35096 Vaughan Hon. / L'hon. Julian Fantino !( k ati Qik i i on WILL A !( v G IAM t S S N u 13008 New Brunswick Southwest John Williamson o lf N 35097 Welland Malcolm Allen e t rm ISLAN !( F r e W an D Hall t C P w e d Nouveau-Brunswick-Sud-Ouest ro e a lls Gjoa Committee Beach D r s l R !( F 35098 Wellington— Halton Hills Hon. / L'hon. Michael Chong s ly !( r R !( H in t ive G Q aven e g r i r uee a v n 13009 Saint John Rodney Weston ea Mau !( Bay I CU 35099 Whitby— Oshawa Hon.
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