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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ◆ MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT ◆ AGENCIES / ROWN ORPORATIONS ◆ SENATORS C C ◆ ANADIAN MBASSIES BROAD ◆ FEDERAL MINISTRIES C E A 34 / FEDERAL RIDINGS Federal Political Parties The twelve federal political parties currently registered with Elections Canada Bloc Québécois Conservative Party of Canada Marijuana Party Gilles Duceppe, Party Leader Stephen Harper, Party Leader Blair T. Longley, Party Leader Rm. 533-S, Centre Block, House of National Headquarters National Headquarters Commons, Ottawa, ON K1A 0A6 130 Albert St., Ste. 1720, 2050 Bourbonniere Avenue, Phone: 613-992-6779 Ottawa, ON K1P 5G4 Canada Montreal, QC H1W 3P1 Canada FAX: 613-954-2121 Phone: 613-755-2000, 866-808-8407 Phone: 514-526-2116 E-Mail: [email protected] FAX: 613-755-2001 E-Mail: [email protected] National Headquarters World Wide Web: www.conservative.ca World Wide Web: 3750 Crémazie Blvd. East, Ste. 307, www.marijuanaparty.com Montreal, QC H2A 1B6 Canada The Green Party of Canada Phone: 514-526-3000 Elizabeth May, Party Leader Marxist-Leninist Party of FAX: 514-526-2868 E-Mail: [email protected] Canada World Wide Web: National Headquarters Sandra L. Smith, Party Leader www.blocquebecois.org 300-396 Cooper St., P.O. Box 666, Stn. C, Ottawa, ON K2P 2H7 Canada Montreal, QC H2L 4K4 Canadian Action Party Phone: 866-868-3447 National Headquarters Constance (Connie) Fogal, Party Leader FAX: 613-482-4632 1867 Amherst St., National Headquarters E-Mail: [email protected] Montreal, QC H2L 3L7 Canada 385-916 West Broadway, World Wide Web: www.greenparty.ca Phone: 514-522-1373, 1-800-749-9553 Vancouver, BC V5Z 1K7 Canada FAX: 514-522-5872 Phone: 604-708-3372 Liberal Party of Canada E-Mail: [email protected] FAX: 604-872-1504 Michael Ignatieff, Leader E-Mail: [email protected] National Headquarters New Democratic Party World Wide Web: 81 Metcalfe St., Ste. 400, www.canadianactionparty.ca Jack Layton, Party Leader Ottawa, ON K1P 6M8 Canada E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: 613-237-0740 National Headquarters Christian Heritage Party FAX: 613-235-7208 300-279 Laurier Ave. W., Ronald O. Gray, Party Leader E-Mail: [email protected] Ottawa, ON K1P 5J9 Canada P.O. Box 4958, Stn. E, World Wide Web: www.liberal.ca Phone: 613-236-3613, 866-525-2555 Ottawa, ON K1S 5J1 Canada FAX: 613-230-9950 Phone: 819-281-6686, 888-868-3247 Libertarian Party of Canada E-Mail: [email protected] FAX: 819-281-7174 Jean-Serge Brisson, Party Leader World Wide Web: www.ndp.ca World Wide Web: www.chp.ca 2052 Ste. Marie, Embrun, ON K0A 1W0 Canada Progressive Canadian Party Communist Party of Canada Phone: 613-443-5423 Ernie Schreiber, Party Leader Miguel Figueroa, Party Leader FAX: 613-443-5423 PO Box 708; 264 Queen's Quay West, National Headquarters World Wide Web: www.libertarian.ca Toronto, ON M5J 1B5 Canada 290A Danforth Ave., Phone: 866-812-6972 Toronto, ON M4K 1N6 Canada FAX: 902-462-8669 Phone: 416-469-2446 World Wide Web: www.pcparty.org FAX: 416-469-4063 E-Mail: [email protected] World Wide Web: www.communist-party.ca Parliamentary Names & Numbers 2011 FEDERAL RIDINGS / 35 FEDERAL RIDINGS Total number of seats..............307 Alberta Conservative Party...................145 Total number of seats..............28 Liberal .......................................77 Conservative Party...................27 Bloc Québécois........................48 New Democratic Party .............1 New Democratic Party .............36 Independent..............................1 Calgary Centre ......................................Lee Richardson................................42 Calgary Centre-North............................Vacant ................................................. British Columbia Calgary East ..........................................Deepak Obhrai.................................41 Calgary Northeast .................................Devinder Shory................................42 Total number of seats..............35 Calgary Southeast .................................Jason Kenney...................................41 Conservative Party...................21 Calgary Southwest ................................Stephen Harper ................................41 Calgary West.........................................Rob Anders......................................41 New Democratic Party .............9 Calgary-Nose Hill .................................Diane Ablonczy...............................40 Liberal .......................................5 Crowfoot ...............................................Kevin Sorenson ...............................42 Abbotsford ............................................Ed Fast.............................................39 Edmonton Centre ..................................Laurie Hawn ....................................41 British Columbia Southern Interior.......Alex Atamanenko............................38 Edmonton East ......................................Peter Goldring .................................41 Burnaby-Douglas ..................................Bill Siksay .......................................40 Edmonton-Leduc...................................James Rajotte...................................42 Burnaby-New Westminster...................Peter Julian ......................................39 Edmonton-Mill Woods-Beaumont........Mike Lake........................................41 Cariboo-Prince George .........................Richard Harris .................................39 Edmonton-Sherwood Park ....................Tim Uppal........................................42 Chilliwack-Fraser Canyon ....................Chuck Strahl ....................................40 Edmonton-Spruce Grove.......................Rona Ambrose.................................40 Delta-Richmond East ............................John Cummins.................................38 Edmonton-St. Albert .............................Brent Rathgeber...............................42 Esquimalt-Juan de Fuca ........................Keith P. Martin ................................40 Edmonton-Strathcona............................Linda Duncan ..................................41 Fleetwood-Port Kells ............................Nina Grewal.....................................39 Fort McMurray-Athabasca....................Brian Jean ........................................41 Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo..............Cathy McLeod.................................40 Lethbridge .............................................Rick Casson.....................................41 Kelowna-Lake Country.........................Ron Cannan .....................................38 Macleod.................................................Ted Menzies ....................................41 Kootenay-Columbia..............................James Abbott ...................................38 Medicine Hat.........................................LaVar Payne ....................................42 Langley..................................................Mark Warawa ..................................40 Peace River ...........................................Chris Warkentin...............................42 Nanaimo-Alberni ..................................James D. Lunney .............................39 Red Deer ...............................................Earl Dreeshen ..................................41 Nanaimo-Cowichan ..............................Jean Crowder...................................38 Vegreville-Wainright ............................Leon Benoit .....................................41 New Westminster-Coquitlam................Fin Donnelly....................................39 Westlock-St. Paul..................................Brian Storseth ..................................42 Newton-North Delta..............................Sukh Dhaliwal .................................39 Wetaskiwin............................................Blaine Calkins .................................41 North Vancouver...................................Andrew Saxton ................................40 Wild Rose..............................................Blake Richards.................................42 Okanagan-Coquihalla............................Stockwell Day .................................39 Yellowhead ...........................................Rob Merrifield.................................41 Okanagan-Shuswap...............................Colin Mayes.....................................40 <Prov>Saskatchewan Pitt Meadows-Maple Ridge-Mission ....Randy Kamp....................................39 Total number of seats............................14 Port Moody-Westwood- Conservative Party ................................13 Port Coquitlam...................................James Moore....................................40 Liberal ...................................................1 Prince George-Peace River ...................Vacant ................................................. Battlefords-Lloydminster......................Gerry Ritz ........................................43 Blackstrap..............................................Lynne Yelich ...................................43 Richmond..............................................Alice Wong......................................40 FEDERAL Saanich-Gulf Islands.............................Gary Lunn........................................39 Cypress Hills-Grasslands ......................David Anderson...............................42 Skeena-Bulkley Valley .........................Nathan Cullen..................................38 Desenthé-Missinippi-Churchill River...Rob Clarke.......................................42
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