Current Constituencies

Canada is divided into 338 electoral districts, also known as constituencies or ridings, and each is entitled to one seat in the House of Commons. Members of Parliament are elected to represent Canadians living in each constituency.

Addresses for constituency offices

Name Sorting	Affiliation Sorting	Constituency Sorting	Constituency	Provinces/Territories	Member of Parliament	Political Affiliation
McLean Greg	Conservative	Calgary Centre	Calgary Centre	Alberta	McLean, Greg	Conservative
Webber Len	Conservative	Calgary Confederation	Calgary Confederation	Alberta	Webber, Len	Conservative
Hallan Jasraj Singh	Conservative	Calgary Forest Lawn	Calgary Forest Lawn	Alberta	Hallan, Jasraj Singh	Conservative
Majumdar Shuvaloy	Conservative	Calgary Heritage	Calgary Heritage	Alberta	Majumdar, Shuvaloy	Conservative
Kusie Stephanie	Conservative	Calgary Midnapore	Calgary Midnapore	Alberta	Kusie, Stephanie	Conservative
Rempel Garner Michelle	Conservative	Calgary Nose Hill	Calgary Nose Hill	Alberta	Rempel Garner, Hon. Michelle	Conservative
Kelly Pat	Conservative	Calgary Rocky Ridge	Calgary Rocky Ridge	Alberta	Kelly, Pat	Conservative
Kmiec Tom	Conservative	Calgary Shepard	Calgary Shepard	Alberta	Kmiec, Tom	Conservative
Liepert Ron	Conservative	Calgary Signal Hill	Calgary Signal Hill	Alberta	Liepert, Ron	Conservative
Chahal George	Liberal	Calgary Skyview	Calgary Skyview	Alberta	Chahal, George	Liberal
May Bryan	Liberal	Cambridge	Cambridge	Ontario	May, Bryan	Liberal
Kelloway Mike	Liberal	Cape Breton Canso	Cape Breton—Canso	Nova Scotia	Kelloway, Mike	Liberal
MacAulay Lawrence	Liberal	Cardigan	Cardigan	Prince Edward Island	MacAulay, Hon. Lawrence	Liberal
Doherty Todd	Conservative	Cariboo Prince George	Cariboo—Prince George	British Columbia	Doherty, Todd	Conservative
Poilievre Pierre	Conservative	Carleton	Carleton	Ontario	Poilievre, Hon. Pierre	Conservative
Block Kelly	Conservative	Carlton Trail Eagle Creek	Carlton Trail—Eagle Creek	Saskatchewan	Block, Kelly	Conservative
Fraser Sean	Liberal	Central Nova	Central Nova	Nova Scotia	Fraser, Hon. Sean	Liberal
Albas Dan	Conservative	Central Okanagan Similkameen Nicola	Central Okanagan—Similkameen—Nicola	British Columbia	Albas, Dan	Conservative
Paul Hus Pierre	Conservative	Charlesbourg Haute Saint Charles	Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles	Quebec	Paul-Hus, Pierre	Conservative
Morantz Marty	Conservative	Charleswood St James Assiniboia Headingley	Charleswood—St. James—Assiniboia—Headingley	Manitoba	Morantz, Marty	Conservative
Casey Sean	Liberal	Charlottetown	Charlottetown	Prince Edward Island	Casey, Sean	Liberal
Shanahan Brenda	Liberal	Chateauguay Lacolle	Châteauguay—Lacolle	Quebec	Shanahan, Brenda	Liberal
Epp Dave	Conservative	Chatham Kent Leamington	Chatham-Kent—Leamington	Ontario	Epp, Dave	Conservative
Martel Richard	Conservative	Chicoutimi Le Fjord	Chicoutimi—Le Fjord	Quebec	Martel, Richard	Conservative
Strahl Mark	Conservative	Chilliwack Hope	Chilliwack—Hope	British Columbia	Strahl, Mark	Conservative
Ashton Niki	NDP	Churchill Keewatinook Aski	Churchill—Keewatinook Aski	Manitoba	Ashton, Niki	NDP
Aldag John	Liberal	Cloverdale Langley City	Cloverdale—Langley City	British Columbia	Aldag, John	Liberal
Small Clifford	Conservative	Coast of Bays Central Notre Dame	Coast of Bays—Central—Notre Dame	Newfoundland and Labrador	Small, Clifford	Conservative
Bibeau Marie Claude	Liberal	Compton Stanstead	Compton—Stanstead	Quebec	Bibeau, Hon. Marie-Claude	Liberal
McKinnon Ron	Liberal	Coquitlam Port Coquitlam	Coquitlam—Port Coquitlam	British Columbia	McKinnon, Ron	Liberal
Johns Gord	NDP	Courtenay Alberni	Courtenay—Alberni	British Columbia	Johns, Gord	NDP
MacGregor Alistair	NDP	Cowichan Malahat Langford	Cowichan—Malahat—Langford	British Columbia	MacGregor, Alistair	NDP
Ellis Stephen	Conservative	Cumberland Colchester	Cumberland—Colchester	Nova Scotia	Ellis, Stephen	Conservative
Patzer Jeremy	Conservative	Cypress Hills Grasslands	Cypress Hills—Grasslands	Saskatchewan	Patzer, Jeremy	Conservative

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The total number of seats in the House has changed over time, as have the boundaries of the constituencies, in order to reflect changes in the Canadian population.

Historical information about constituencies is available on the Library of Parliament website.