2019 Indigenous Candidates (October 2Nd, 2019)

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2019 Indigenous Candidates (October 2nd, 2019)

Please note that this list, although it attempts to be, may not be inclusive of all the Indigenous or First Nations candidates running to be the nominee for a party or Member of Parliament. Currently there are 62 Indigenous Candidates running in the 2019 Federal Election, 54 was the previous record in 2015.

The Conservative Party of Canada (Two First Nation Candidates, Seven Indigenous Candidates)

1 - Leona Aglukkaq - Nunavut

• Inuk; Former Federal Cabinet Minister

2- Cyara Bird - Churchill — Keewatinook Aski

• First Nations (Ojibwa)

3- Rejeanne Caron - Saint Boniface — Saint Vital

• Métis

4- Tanya Corbet - Delta

• Twassasen First Nation; Former Council Member

5- Marc Dalton - Pitt Meadows — Maple Ridge

• Métis; Former BC MLA

6- Kathy Laframboise - Ahuntsic — Cartierville

7- Celine Laquerre - Dorval — Lachine — LaSalle

The Green Party of Canada (Four First Nation Candidates, Seven Indigenous Candidates)

1- Desmond Bull - Red Deer — Lacombe

• Louis Bull Tribe of the Maskwacis Nation (Councillor)

2- Lydia Hwitsum - Cowichan — Malahat — Langford

• Cowichan Nation

3- Amanda Kistindey - Don Valley West

• Acadian-Métis

4- Racelle Kooy - Victoria

• Samahquam First Nation

5- Ben Linnick - Saint-Boniface—Saint-Vital

• Métis

6- Ralph McLean – Churchill — Keewatinook Aski

• Métis

7- Lorraine Rekmans – Leeds — Grenville — Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes

• Algonquin

The Liberal Party of Canada (12 First Nation Candidates, 18 Indigenous Candidates)

1- Javin Ames-Sinclair – Souris-Moose Mountain

• First Nations; Métis

2- Jordan Ames-Sinclair – Regina-Qu’Appelle

• First Nations; Métis

3- Vance Badawey - Niagara Centre

• Métis; Incumbent

4- Jaime Battiste - Sydney-Victoria

• Eskasoni First Nation

5- Tammy Cook-Searson – Desnethé — Missinippi — Churchill River

• Lac La Ronge Indian Band (Chief)

6- Michelle Corfield – Nanaimo — Ladysmith

• Ucluelet First Nation

7- Trisha Cowie - Parry Sound — Muskoka

• Hiawatha First Nation

8- Mavis Erickson – Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies

• Former Chief of Carrier Sekani Tribal Council

9- Maggie Farrington - Fort McMurray-Cold Lake

• Métis;

10- Yvonne Jones - Labrador

• Inuk; Incumbent

11- Judy Klassen – Churchill — Keewatinook Aski

• St. Theresa Point First Nation; Former MLA

12- Jesse McCormick – Lambton-Kent-Middlesex

• First Nations, Anishnaabe

13- Michael McLeod - Northwest Territories

• First Nations (Dene); Incumbent

14- Robert-Falcon Ouellette - Winnipeg Centre

• Red Pheasant First Nation and Métis; Incumbent

15- Megan Pizzo-Lyall - Nunavut

• Inuk

16- Marc Serré - Nickel Belt

• Métis; Incumbent

17- Dan Vandal - Saint Boniface-Saint Vital

• Métis; Incumbent

18- Cynthia Wesley-Esquimaux – York-Simcoe

• Chippewa of the Georgina Island First Nation

The New Democratic Party of Canada (19 First Nation Candidates, 27 Indigenous Candidates)

1- Anna Betty Achneepineskum - Thunder Bay — Superior North

• Nishnabe Aski Nation (Deputy Grand Chief)

2- Angelique Belcourt – Simcoe North

• Métis

3- Lori Campbell - Waterloo

• Métis and Cree; Two-Spirit

4- Bob Chamberlin - Nanaimo — Ladysmith

• Kwikwasut’inuxw Haxwa’mis First Nation; Former Kwakwaka’wakw chief councillor; Former Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs vice-president

5- Billie Cross – Saint Boniface-Saint Vidal

• First Nations

6- Claude Dufour – Laurentides-Labelle

• First Nations

7- Ashley Duguay – Brandon Souris

• First Nations

8- Nathan Fortin – Calgary Rocky Ridge

• First Nations

9- Logan Garbanewski – Red Deer-Mountain View

• Métis

10- Leah Gazan - Winnipeg Centre

• Wood Mountain Lakota Nation

11- Ashlee Hicks – Souris-Moose Mountain

• Cowessess First Nation

12- Noel Joe - Coast of Bays — Central — Notre Dame

• Miawpukek First Nation, Former Band Councillor

13- Harmony Johnson-Harder - Prince Albert

• Métis

14- Georgina Jolibois - Desnethé — Missinippi — Churchill River

• First Nations (Dene); Incumbent

15- Kyle Mason - Winnipeg North

• Cree and Ojibway

16- Keith McCrady - Scarborough Southwest

• Cree and Ojibway; Two-Spirit

17- Sean McQuillan - Vancouver South

• Cree and Métis

18- Breen Ouellette - Vancouver Centre

• Métis; Lawyer on the MMIW Inquiry yet resigned citing government interference

19- Joan Philip - Central Okanagan — Similkameen — Nicola

• Penticton Indian Band (councillor)

20- Joe Pimlott - Calgary Forest Lawn

• Métis

21- Mumilaaq Qaqqaq - Nunavut

• Inuit

22- Jacline Rouleau - Abitibi — Baie James — Nunavik — Eeyou

• Métis and Ojibwa

23- Sabrina Sawyer - Brantford-Brant

• Chippewas of Rama First Nation

24- Charmaine St. Germaine - Edmonton Griesbach

• Métis

25- Katherine Swampy - Edmonton Centre

• Samson Cree Nation; Former councillor

26- Rudy Turtle - Kenora

• Grassy Narrows First Nation (Chief)

27- Jennifer Villebrun – Peace River-Westlock

• Métis

Peoples Party of Canada (One First Nation Candidate, Two Indigenous)

1- Frank Godon – Dauphin — Swan River — Neepawa

• Métis

2- Nany Mercier – Beausejour

• First Nations

Independent Candidates (One First Nation Candidate)

1- Jody Wilson-Raybould - Vancouver-Granville

• We Wai Kai Nation; Former Federal Cabinet Minister