Term: 1926-12-09 - 1930-05-30
Duration: 1268 days (3 years, 5 months, 20 days)
Government Type: Majority Government
Government Party:
Number of Sessions: 4
Writs Issued: 1926-07-20
Date of the General Election: 1926-09-14
Date of the Return of the Writs: 1926-11-02
Prime Minister:
Leader of the Official Opposition:
| Sessions | Term: | Duration | Senate Sittings | House of Commons Sittings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 1926-12-09 - 1927-04-14 | 126 | 34 | 54 |
| 4th | 1930-02-20 - 1930-05-30 | 99 | 28 | 62 |
| 2nd | 1928-01-26 - 1928-06-11 | 137 | 52 | 93 |
| 3rd | 1929-02-07 - 1929-06-14 | 127 | 44 | 83 |
| Sitting/Recess | Term | Duration (days) |
|---|---|---|
| Start of Session | 1930-02-20 - 1930-04-11 | 36 |
| Easter Recess | 1930-04-12 - 1930-04-27 | 16 |
| HoC Sitting | 1930-04-28 - 1930-05-30 | 26 |
| Dissolution | 1930-05-30 - 1930-05-30 | |
| Prorogation | 1930-05-30 - 1930-05-30 |
| Sitting/Recess | Term | Duration (days) |
|---|---|---|
| Start of Session | 1929-02-07 - 1929-03-22 | 32 |
| Easter Recess | 1929-03-23 - 1929-04-03 | 12 |
| HoC Sitting | 1929-04-04 - 1929-06-14 | 51 |
| Prorogation | 1929-06-14 - 1929-06-14 | |
| Intersession | 1929-06-15 - 1930-02-19 | 250 |
| Sitting/Recess | Term | Duration (days) |
|---|---|---|
| Start of Session | 1928-01-26 - 1928-03-30 | 47 |
| Easter Recess | 1928-03-31 - 1928-04-09 | 10 |
| HoC Sitting | 1928-04-10 - 1928-06-11 | 46 |
| Prorogation | 1928-06-11 - 1928-06-11 | |
| Intersession | 1928-06-12 - 1929-02-06 | 240 |
| Sitting/Recess | Term | Duration (days) |
|---|---|---|
| Days between Parliaments | 1926-07-03 - 1926-12-08 | 159 |
| Start of Session | 1926-12-09 - 1926-12-15 | 5 |
| Christmas Recess | 1926-12-16 - 1927-02-07 | 54 |
| HoC Sitting | 1927-02-08 - 1927-04-14 | 49 |
| Prorogation | 1927-04-14 - 1927-04-14 | |
| Intersession | 1927-04-15 - 1928-01-25 | 286 |
Mover of Address: Gray, Ross Wilfred
Seconder of Address: Dupuis, Vincent
House of Commons Debates: 1930-02-24, p. 8, 11
House of Commons Journals: 1930-02-24, vol. 67, p. 17
Mover of Address: Cayley, Thomas Merritt
Seconder of Address: Ferland, Charles-Édouard
House of Commons Debates: 1929-02-08, p. 11, 14
House of Commons Journals: 1929-02-08, vol. 66, p. 15
Mover of Address: Ilsley, James Lorimer
Seconder of Address: Beaubien, Arthur-Lucien
House of Commons Debates: 1928-01-27, p. 6, 9
House of Commons Journals: 1928-01-27, vol. 65, p. 12
Mover of Address: Auger, Louis Mathias
Seconder of Address: McPherson, Ewen Alexander
House of Commons Debates: 1926-12-13, p. 10, 12
House of Commons Journals: 1926-12-13, vol. 64, p. 18
Date of First Budget: 1927-02-17
Number of Days Between General Election and First Budget: 156 days
Number of Days Between Opening of Parliament and First Budget: 70 days
Date: 1930-05-01
House of Commons Debates: pp. 1614-31
Type of Budget: Budget
Minister of Finance: Dunning, Charles Avery
Date: 1929-03-01
House of Commons Debates: pp. 587-96
Type of Budget: Budget
Minister of Finance: Robb, James Alexander
Date: 1928-02-16
House of Commons Debates: pp. 504-14
Type of Budget: Budget
Minister of Finance: Robb, James Alexander
Date: 1927-02-17
House of Commons Debates: pp. 387-95
Type of Budget: Budget
Minister of Finance: Robb, James Alexander
| Name | Province / Territory | Date of Appointment |
|---|---|---|
| Laflamme, Napoléon Kemner | Quebec | 1927-12-21 |
| Wilson, Cairine Reay | Ontario | 1930-02-15 |
| Forke, Robert | Manitoba | 1929-12-30 |
| Horsey, Henry Herbert | Ontario | 1928-12-14 |
| Paradis, Philippe-Jacques | Quebec | 1927-12-14 |
| Foster, Walter Edward | New Brunswick | 1928-12-06 |
| Raymond, Donat | Quebec | 1926-12-20 |
| Spence, James Houston | Ontario | 1928-01-10 |
| Lacasse, Joseph-Henri-Gustave | Ontario | 1928-01-10 |
| Murdock, James | Ontario | 1930-03-20 |
| Graham, George Perry | Ontario | 1926-12-20 |
| Little, Edgar Sydney | Ontario | 1928-01-10 |
| Logan, Hance James | Nova Scotia | 1929-02-05 |
| McGuire, William Henry | Ontario | 1926-12-20 |
| Date of Election | Name | Constituency | Political Affiliation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1928-10-29 | Lawson, James Earl | York West (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-01-27 | Dumaine, Cyrille | Bagot (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-01-27 | O'Connor, Dennis James | Châteauguay--Huntingdon (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1927-06-16 | Foster, Albion Roudolph | Victoria--Carleton (New Brunswick) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-02-05 | Crerar, Thomas Alexander | Brandon (Manitoba) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1927-01-18 | Duff, William | Antigonish--Guysborough (Nova Scotia) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1927-11-25 | Bock, William George | Maple Creek (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Heenan, Peter | Kenora--Rainy River (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Motherwell, William Richard | Melville (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Elliott, John Campbell | Middlesex West (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Cannon, Lucien | Dorchester (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Forke, Robert | Brandon (Manitoba) | Liberal Progressive |
| 1926-11-02 | Stewart, Charles A. | Edmonton West (Alberta) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Dunning, Charles Avery | Regina (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Veniot, Peter John | Gloucester (New Brunswick) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Cardin, Pierre-Joseph-Arthur | Richelieu (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Euler, William Daum | Waterloo North (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | King, William Lyon Mackenzie | Prince Albert (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Robb, James Alexander | Châteauguay--Huntingdon (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Rinfret, Louis Édouard Fernand | St. James (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Ralston, James Layton | Shelburne--Yarmouth (Nova Scotia) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Lapointe, Ernest | Quebec East (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1929-07-22 | Spankie, William | Frontenac--Addington (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1929-07-22 | Dupuis, Vincent | Laprairie--Napierville (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-09 | King, James Horace | Kootenay East (British Columbia) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-09 | Malcolm, James | Bruce North (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1928-12-17 | Ferland, Charles-Édouard | Joliette (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1929-07-29 | Bertrand, Elie-Oscar | Prescott (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1929-07-29 | Murphy, William Samuel | Lanark (Ontario) | Independent Conservative |
| 1929-07-29 | Wilson, Lawrence Alexander | Vaudreuil--Soulanges (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1927-09-12 | Spotton, George | Huron North (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1928-12-06 | Plunkett, D'Arcy Britton | Victoria (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1929-01-14 | Gray, Ross Wilfred | Lambton West (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Name | Constituency | Political Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
| Dussault, Joseph-Étienne | Lévis (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Edwards, John Wesley | Frontenac--Addington (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| McPhee, George Washington | Yorkton (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Edwards, Gordon Cameron | Ottawa (City of) (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Chevrier, Edgar-Rodolphe-Eugène | Ottawa (City of) (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Kellner, Donald Ferdinand | Athabaska (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Spencer, Henry Elvins | Battle River (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Woodsworth, James Shaver | Winnipeg North Centre (Manitoba) | Labour |
| Bourgeois, Alfred Edmond | Kent (New Brunswick) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Thorson, Joseph Thorarinn | Winnipeg South Centre (Manitoba) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Bettez, Arthur | Three Rivers--St. Maurice (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Sylvestre, Armand | Lake St. John (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Deslauriers, Hermas | St. Mary (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Fafard, Joseph-Fernand | L'Islet (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Totzke, Albert Frederick | Humboldt (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Morin, Louis-Simon-René | St. Hyacinthe--Rouville (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Manion, Robert James | Fort William (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Chaplin, James Dew | Lincoln (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Heenan, Peter | Kenora--Rainy River (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Blanchard, Stanislas | Restigouche--Madawaska (New Brunswick) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Garland, William Foster | Carleton (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Smith, Robert Knowlton | Cumberland (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Denis, Jean-Joseph | Joliette (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Motherwell, William Richard | Melville (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Adshead, Herbert Bealey | Calgary East (Alberta) | Labour |
| Macdonald, John Alexander (1874-1948) | Kings (Prince Edward Island) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Ilsley, James Lorimer | Hants--Kings (Nova Scotia) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Ryckman, Edmond Baird | Toronto East (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Cantley, Thomas | Pictou (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Lemieux, Rodolphe | Gaspé (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Pettit, George Hamilton | Welland (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| MacDonald, Finlay | Cape Breton South (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Clark, John Arthur | Vancouver--Burrard (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| McKenzie, Robert | Assiniboia (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| McLean, Malcolm | Melfort (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Roberge, Eusèbe | Mégantic (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Laflamme, Leo Kemner | Montmagny (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Elliott, John Campbell | Middlesex West (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Morin, Georges Dorèze | Bagot (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Anderson, Alexander James | Toronto--High Park (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Glen, James Allison | Marquette (Manitoba) | Liberal Progressive |
| Charters, Samuel | Peel (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Allan, Hugh | Oxford North (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Cannon, Lucien | Dorchester (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Stevens, Henry Herbert | Vancouver Centre (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Gott, Eccles James | Essex South (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Sinclair, Duncan | Wellington North (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Lacombe, Liguori | Laval--Two Mountains (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Gershaw, Frederick William | Medicine Hat (Alberta) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Dickie, Charles Herbert | Nanaimo (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Bouchard, Joseph Georges | Kamouraska (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Telford, William Pattison | Grey North (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Gardiner, Robert | Acadia (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Baldwin, Willis Keith | Stanstead (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Dionne, Georges-Léonidas | Matane (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Perley, George Halsey | Argenteuil (Quebec) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Denis, Joseph-Arthur | St. Denis (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Bird, Thomas William | Nelson (Manitoba) | Progressive |
| Lanctôt, Roch | Laprairie--Napierville (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Casselman, Arza Clair | Grenville--Dundas (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Tummon, William Ernest | Hastings South (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Perras, Fizalam-William | Wright (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Dubuc, Julien-Édouard-Alfred | Chicoutimi (Quebec) | Independent Liberal |
| Guérin, James John Edmund | St. Ann (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Howard, Charles Benjamin | Sherbrooke (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Brown, John Livingstone | Lisgar (Manitoba) | Liberal Progressive |
| Douglas, John Carey | Antigonish--Guysborough (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Cowan, Donald James | Port Arthur--Thunder Bay (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Rutherford, James Warren | Kent (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Forke, Robert | Brandon (Manitoba) | Liberal Progressive |
| Smoke, Franklin | Brant (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Millar, John | Qu'Appelle (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Progressive |
| MacDougall, Isaac Duncan | Inverness (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Milne, Robert | Neepawa (Manitoba) | Progressive |
| Harris, Joseph Henry | Toronto--Scarborough (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Mercier, Paul | St. Henri (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Young, Newton Manley | Toronto Northeast (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Jones, George Burpee | Royal (New Brunswick) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Hocken, Horatio Clarence | Toronto West Centre (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| McDiarmid, John Stewart | Winnipeg South (Manitoba) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Luchkovich, Michael | Vegreville (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Macdonald, Archibald John | Glengarry (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Descoteaux, Joseph-Félix | Nicolet (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Fontaine, Joseph-Éloi | Hull (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Prévost, Jules-Édouard | Terrebonne (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| King, John Warwick | Huron North (Ontario) | Progressive |
| Speakman, Alfred | Red Deer (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| White, Robert Smeaton | Mount Royal (Quebec) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Verville, Joseph-Achille | Lotbinière (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Fansher, Burt Wendell | Lambton East (Ontario) | Progressive |
| Fiset, Eugène | Rimouski (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Kaiser, Thomas Erlin | Ontario (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Lapointe, Ernest | Quebec East (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| McGregor, Robert Henry | York South (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| McIntosh, Cameron Ross | North Battleford (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Hall, Walter Allan | Bruce South (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Delisle, Michel-Siméon | Portneuf (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Bell, Leslie Gordon | St. Antoine (Quebec) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Drayton, Henry Lumley | York West (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Carmichael, Archibald M. | Kindersley (Saskatchewan) | Progressive |
| Bissett, Edgar Douglas Richmond | Springfield (Manitoba) | Liberal Progressive |
| Johnston, John Frederick | Long Lake (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Senn, Mark Cecil | Haldimand (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Fraser, John Anderson | Cariboo (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Hepburn, Mitchell Frederick | Elgin West (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Lucas, William Thomas | Camrose (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Goodison, William Thomas | Lambton West (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Rhéaume, Joseph-Théodule | Jacques Cartier (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| MacLean, Alfred Edgar | Prince (Prince Edward Island) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Robinson, Sidney Cecil | Essex West (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Bradette, Joseph-Arthur | Timiskaming North (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| McGibbon, Peter | Muskoka--Ontario (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Heaps, Abraham Albert | Winnipeg North (Manitoba) | Labour |
| Lennox, Thomas Herbert | York North (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Church, Thomas Langton | Toronto Northwest (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Lovie, William James | Macdonald (Manitoba) | Progressive |
| Mercier, Joseph-Alexandre | Laurier--Outremont (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Stewart, Charles A. | Edmonton West (Alberta) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Dunning, Charles Avery | Regina (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Gervais, Joseph-Charles-Théodore | Berthier--Maskinongé (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Wilson, Gordon Crooks | Wentworth (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Coote, George Gibson | Macleod (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Stewart, Hugh Alexander | Leeds (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| MacNutt, George Taylor | Colchester (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Macphail, Agnes Campbell | Grey Southeast (Ontario) | Progressive |
| Simpson, Thomas Edward | Algoma West (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Raymond, Maxime | Beauharnois (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Bancroft, Leland Payson | Selkirk (Manitoba) | Liberal Progressive |
| Steedsman, James | Souris (Manitoba) | Progressive |
| Veniot, Peter John | Gloucester (New Brunswick) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Short, Harry Bernard | Digby--Annapolis (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Casgrain, Pierre-François | Charlevoix--Saguenay (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Embury, Alexander Thomas | Hastings--Peterborough (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Howden, John Power | St. Boniface (Manitoba) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Kennedy, Donald MacBeth | Peace River (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Johnstone, Lewis Wilkieson | Cape Breton North--Victoria (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Ross, John Gordon | Moose Jaw (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Spence, David | Parkdale (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Cardin, Pierre-Joseph-Arthur | Richelieu (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Bell, Charles William | Hamilton West (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Lavigueur, Henri-Edgar | Québec--Montmorency (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Euler, William Daum | Waterloo North (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Marcil, Charles | Bonaventure (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Maloney, Martin James | Renfrew South (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Cahill, Frank S. | Pontiac (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Ladner, Leon Johnson | Vancouver South (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Vallance, John | South Battleford (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Garland, Edward Joseph | Bow River (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Tolmie, Simon Fraser | Victoria (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Bourassa, Joseph Henri Napoléon | Labelle (Quebec) | Independent |
| Auger, Louis Mathias | Prescott (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Barber, Harry James | Fraser Valley (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Price, Otto Baird | Westmorland (New Brunswick) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Grimmer, Robert Watson | Charlotte (New Brunswick) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Cahan, Charles Hazlitt | St. Lawrence--St. George (Quebec) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Robitaille, Clément | Maisonneuve (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Hanson, Richard Burpee | York--Sunbury (New Brunswick) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Rowe, William Earl | Dufferin--Simcoe (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Neill, Alan Webster | Comox--Alberni (British Columbia) | Independent |
| King, James Horace | Kootenay East (British Columbia) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| King, William Lyon Mackenzie | Prince Albert (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Flemming, James Kidd | Victoria--Carleton (New Brunswick) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Sanderson, Frederick George | Perth South (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Preston, Richard Franklin | Lanark (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Hubbs, John | Prince Edward--Lennox (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Benoit, Aldéric-Joseph | St. Johns--Iberville (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Brady, James Charles | Skeena (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Rennie, George Septimus | Hamilton East (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Girouard, Wilfrid | Drummond--Arthabaska (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Quinn, Felix Patrick | Halifax (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Black, William Anderson | Halifax (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| White, John Franklin | London (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Esling, William Kemble | Kootenay West (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Edwards, Alexander McKay | Waterloo South (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Parent, Georges | Quebec West (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Boulanger, Joseph Oscar Lefebre | Bellechasse (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| McQuarrie, William Garland | New Westminster (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Ross, Arthur Edward | Kingston City (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Lapierre, Edmond Antoine | Nipissing (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Lacroix, Édouard | Beauce (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Bennett, Richard Bedford | Calgary West (Alberta) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Maybee, Milton Edgar | Northumberland (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Cotnam, Ira Delbert | Renfrew North (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Boivin, Pierre-Ernest | Shefford (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Langlois, Aimé | Chambly--Verchères (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Black, George | Yukon (Yukon) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Bell, Thomas | St. John--Albert (New Brunswick) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| MacLaren, Murray | St. John--Albert (New Brunswick) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Jelliff, Lincoln Henry | Lethbridge (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Goulet, Alfred | Russell (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Ernst, William Gordon | Queens--Lunenburg (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Desaulniers, Arthur Lesieur | Champlain (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Guthrie, Hugh | Wellington South (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Power, Charles Gavan | Quebec South (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Taylor, William Horace | Norfolk--Elgin (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Blatchford, Kenneth Alexander | Edmonton East (Alberta) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Ryerson, Robert Edwy | Brantford City (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Robb, James Alexander | Châteauguay--Huntingdon (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Jacobs, Samuel William | Cartier (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Peck, Edward Armour | Peterborough West (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Thompson, Alfred Burke | Simcoe East (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Boys, William Alves | Simcoe North (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Young, Edward James | Weyburn (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Geary, George Reginald | Toronto South (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Spence, George | Maple Creek (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Odette, Edmond George | Essex East (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Boucher, Aimé | Yamaska (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Arthurs, James | Parry Sound (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Wilson, Lawrence Alexander | Vaudreuil--Soulanges (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Tobin, Edmund William | Richmond--Wolfe (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| McPherson, Ewen Alexander | Portage la Prairie (Manitoba) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Malcolm, James | Bruce North (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Sinclair, John Ewen | Queen's (Prince Edward Island) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Jenkins, Robert Harold | Queen's (Prince Edward Island) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Hodgins, Adam King | Middlesex East (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Ward, William John | Dauphin (Manitoba) | Liberal Progressive |
| Kay, William Frederic | Brome--Missisquoi (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| St-Père, Édouard-Charles | Hochelaga (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Bowman, Beniah | Algoma East (Ontario) | United Farmers of Ontario |
| Rinfret, Louis Édouard Fernand | St. James (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Pouliot, Jean-François | Témiscouata (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Hatfield, Paul Lacombe | Shelburne--Yarmouth (Nova Scotia) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Stinson, Thomas Hubert | Victoria (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Donnelly, Thomas F. | Willow Bunch (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Macdonald, John Alexander (1883-1945) | Richmond--West Cape Breton (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Anderson, Robert King | Halton (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Letellier de Saint-Just, Joseph-Étienne | Compton (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Stirling, Grote | Yale (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Smith, Arnold Neilson | Stormont (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Evans, John | Rosetown (Saskatchewan) | Progressive |
| Beaubien, Arthur-Lucien | Provencher (Manitoba) | Liberal Progressive |
| Matthews, Robert Charles | Toronto East Centre (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Fansher, William Russell | Last Mountain (Saskatchewan) | Progressive |
| Bothwell, Charles Edward | Swift Current (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Young, Alexander MacGillivray | Saskatoon (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Hay, Francis Wellington | Perth North (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Irvine, William | Wetaskiwin (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Bowen, Fred Wellington | Durham (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Cayley, Thomas Merritt | Oxford South (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| McMillan, Thomas | Huron South (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Morrissy, Charles Joseph | Northumberland (New Brunswick) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Lang, Malcolm | Timiskaming South (Ontario) | Labour |
| McRae, Alexander Duncan | Vancouver North (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Campbell, Milton Neil | Mackenzie (Saskatchewan) | Progressive |
| Séguin, Paul-Arthur | L'Assomption--Montcalm (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Date | Un. (Lib.) | Ind. | Cons. | Lib.-Cons. | Lib. | L.P. | Vacant | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1930-05-30 (Dissolution) |
1 | 1 | 53 | 3 | 32 | 1 | 5 | 96 |
| 1926-09-14 (Election) |
1 | 1 | 53 | 3 | 32 | 0 | 6 | 96 |
| Date | Change |
|---|---|
| 1927-12-21 |
Senator: Laflamme, Napoléon Kemner Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1929-08-10 |
Senator: Laflamme, Napoléon Kemner Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Death |
| 1929-08-26 |
Senator: Reid, John Dowsley Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Death |
| 1930-02-15 |
Senator: Wilson, Cairine Reay Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1930 |
Senator: Lavergne, Louis Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Resignation |
| 1929-12-30 |
Senator: Forke, Robert Province / Territory: Manitoba Political Affiliation: Liberal Progressive Appointed |
| 1930-04-28 |
Senator: Bostock, Hewitt Province / Territory: British Columbia Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1930-06-07 |
Senator: King, James Horace Province / Territory: British Columbia Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1928-12-14 |
Senator: Horsey, Henry Herbert Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1930-06-03 |
Senator: Lemieux, Rodolphe Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1927-02-04 |
Senator: Pardee, Frederick Forsyth Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1930-06-03 |
Senator: Tobin, Edmund William Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1928-12-01 |
Senator: Webster, John Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Death |
| 1927-06-20 |
Senator: Montplaisir, Hippolyte Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal-Conservative Death |
| 1927-12-14 |
Senator: Paradis, Philippe-Jacques Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1927-11-21 |
Senator: McCoig, Archibald Blake Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1928-02-08 |
Senator: Cloran, Henry Joseph Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1928-12-06 |
Senator: Foster, Walter Edward Province / Territory: New Brunswick Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1930-06-03 |
Senator: Wilson, Lawrence Alexander Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1929-07-29 |
Senator: Wilson, Lawrence Alexander Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Political Affiliation Change |
| 1926-12-20 |
Senator: Raymond, Donat Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1930-06-03 |
Senator: Prévost, Jules-Édouard Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1930-06-07 |
Senator: Sinclair, John Ewen Province / Territory: Prince Edward Island Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1928-01-10 |
Senator: Spence, James Houston Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1928-01-10 |
Senator: Lacasse, Joseph-Henri-Gustave Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1930-02-22 |
Senator: Prowse, Benjamin Charles Province / Territory: Prince Edward Island Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1928-04-28 |
Senator: King, George Gerald Province / Territory: New Brunswick Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1929-05-19 |
Senator: Watson, Robert Province / Territory: Manitoba Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1930-03-20 |
Senator: Murdock, James Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1927-12-02 |
Senator: Boyer, Gustave Benjamin Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1929-08-12 |
Senator: Kemp, Albert Edward Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Death |
| 1930-04-19 |
Senator: Dessaulles, Georges-Casimir Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1926-12-20 |
Senator: Graham, George Perry Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1928-01-10 |
Senator: Little, Edgar Sydney Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1927-10-01 |
Senator: Mulholland, Robert Alexander Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Death |
| 1930-06-03 |
Senator: Parent, Georges Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1929-02-05 |
Senator: Logan, Hance James Province / Territory: Nova Scotia Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1926-12-20 |
Senator: McGuire, William Henry Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1929-01-10 |
Senator: Ross, William Benjamin Province / Territory: Nova Scotia Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Death |
| Date | Cons. | Lib. | Other | Vacant | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1926-09-14 (Election) |
91 | 116 | 38 | 0 | 245 |
| Date | Change |
|---|---|
| 1930-01-27 |
M.P.: Dumaine, Cyrille Constituency: Bagot (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-02-05 |
M.P.: Crerar, Thomas Alexander Constituency: Brandon (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Crerar, Thomas Alexander Constituency: Brandon (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1928-10-29 |
M.P.: Lawson, James Earl Constituency: York West (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1928-12-17 |
M.P.: Ferland, Charles-Édouard Constituency: Joliette (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1927-11-25 |
M.P.: Bock, William George Constituency: Maple Creek (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Bock, William George Constituency: Maple Creek (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Kellner, Donald Ferdinand Constituency: Athabaska (Alberta) Political Affiliation: United Farmers of Alberta |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Sylvestre, Armand Constituency: Lake St. John (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1928-12-06 |
M.P.: Plunkett, D'Arcy Britton Constituency: Victoria (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1928-04-23 |
M.P.: Denis, Jean-Joseph Constituency: Joliette (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Laurier Liberal Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of Quebec, November 3, 1928. |
| 1928-12-03 |
M.P.: Goodison, William Thomas Constituency: Lambton West (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal Décédé en fonction. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Maybee, Milton Edgar Constituency: Northumberland (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Clark, John Arthur Constituency: Vancouver--Burrard (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Thorson, Joseph Thorarinn Constituency: Winnipeg South Centre (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Macdonald, Archibald John Constituency: Glengarry (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Fansher, William Russell Constituency: Last Mountain (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Progressive |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Lacombe, Liguori Constituency: Laval--Two Mountains (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Independent Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Lovie, William James Constituency: Macdonald (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Progressive |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Hodgins, Adam King Constituency: Middlesex East (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Steedsman, James Constituency: Souris (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Progressive |
| 1927-01-18 |
M.P.: Duff, William Constituency: Antigonish--Guysborough (Nova Scotia) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: MacNutt, George Taylor Constituency: Colchester (Nova Scotia) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1929-12-24 |
M.P.: Morin, Georges Dorèze Constituency: Bagot (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Died in office. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Boys, William Alves Constituency: Simcoe North (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Ross, John Gordon Constituency: Moose Jaw (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Church, Thomas Langton Constituency: Toronto Northwest (Ontario) Political Affiliation: National Government |
| 1929-04-18 |
M.P.: Edwards, John Wesley Constituency: Frontenac--Addington (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Died in office. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Morrissy, Charles Joseph Constituency: Northumberland (New Brunswick) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-06-06 |
M.P.: Sinclair, John Ewen Constituency: Queen's (Prince Edward Island) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Bourgeois, Alfred Edmond Constituency: Kent (New Brunswick) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1927-06-16 |
M.P.: Foster, Albion Roudolph Constituency: Victoria--Carleton (New Brunswick) Political Affiliation: Liberal Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Foster, Albion Roudolph Constituency: Victoria--Carleton (New Brunswick) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Odette, Edmond George Constituency: Essex East (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1927-10-14 |
M.P.: Spence, George Constituency: Maple Creek (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal Resignation. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Boivin, Pierre-Ernest Constituency: Shefford (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-01-27 |
M.P.: O'Connor, Dennis James Constituency: Châteauguay--Huntingdon (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: O'Connor, Dennis James Constituency: Châteauguay--Huntingdon (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Bissett, Edgar Douglas Richmond Constituency: Springfield (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Liberal Progressive |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Smith, Arnold Neilson Constituency: Stormont (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Allan, Hugh Constituency: Oxford North (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Letellier de Saint-Just, Joseph-Étienne Constituency: Compton (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Glen, James Allison Constituency: Marquette (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Liberal Progressive |
| 1929-03-21 |
M.P.: Auger, Louis Mathias Constituency: Prescott (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal Resignation. Accused of rape. Found innocent but declared guilty of seduction. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Delisle, Michel-Siméon Constituency: Portneuf (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Hay, Francis Wellington Constituency: Perth North (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1929-07-29 |
M.P.: Murphy, William Samuel Constituency: Lanark (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Independent Conservative Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Murphy, William Samuel Constituency: Lanark (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Independent Conservative |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Young, Alexander MacGillivray Constituency: Saskatoon (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Ward, William John Constituency: Dauphin (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Progressive |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: McLean, Malcolm Constituency: Melfort (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Millar, John Constituency: Qu'Appelle (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal Progressive |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Desaulniers, Arthur Lesieur Constituency: Champlain (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Laurier Liberal |
| 1929-02-08 |
M.P.: Preston, Richard Franklin Constituency: Lanark (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Died in office. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Ladner, Leon Johnson Constituency: Vancouver South (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Lang, Malcolm Constituency: Timiskaming South (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Labour |
| 1929-07-29 |
M.P.: Bertrand, Elie-Oscar Constituency: Prescott (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1929-07-22 |
M.P.: Dupuis, Vincent Constituency: Laprairie--Napierville (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Guérin, James John Edmund Constituency: St. Ann (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Rhéaume, Joseph-Théodule Constituency: Jacques Cartier (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Kaiser, Thomas Erlin Constituency: Ontario (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Kay, William Frederic Constituency: Brome--Missisquoi (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Descoteaux, Joseph-Félix Constituency: Nicolet (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Johnston, John Frederick Constituency: Long Lake (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Bird, Thomas William Constituency: Nelson (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Progressive |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: McRae, Alexander Duncan Constituency: Vancouver North (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Lavigueur, Henri-Edgar Constituency: Québec--Montmorency (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Laurier Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Grimmer, Robert Watson Constituency: Charlotte (New Brunswick) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1929-07-22 |
M.P.: Spankie, William Constituency: Frontenac--Addington (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Morin, Louis-Simon-René Constituency: St. Hyacinthe--Rouville (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Blatchford, Kenneth Alexander Constituency: Edmonton East (Alberta) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Lapierre, Edmond Antoine Constituency: Nipissing (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Sinclair, Duncan Constituency: Wellington North (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1929-07-29 |
M.P.: Wilson, Lawrence Alexander Constituency: Vaudreuil--Soulanges (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-06-02 |
M.P.: Wilson, Lawrence Alexander Constituency: Vaudreuil--Soulanges (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Resignation. |
| 1929-02-01 |
M.P.: Wilson, Lawrence Alexander Constituency: Vaudreuil--Soulanges (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Resignation. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Laflamme, Leo Kemner Constituency: Montmagny (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Young, Newton Manley Constituency: Toronto Northeast (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1929-05-30 |
M.P.: Lanctôt, Roch Constituency: Laprairie--Napierville (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Laurier Liberal Died in office. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Jenkins, Robert Harold Constituency: Queen's (Prince Edward Island) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: McQuarrie, William Garland Constituency: New Westminster (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Hubbs, John Constituency: Prince Edward--Lennox (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Edwards, Gordon Cameron Constituency: Ottawa (City of) (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-06-02 |
M.P.: Lemieux, Rodolphe Constituency: Gaspé (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1927-02-10 |
M.P.: Flemming, James Kidd Constituency: Victoria--Carleton (New Brunswick) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Died in office. |
| 1927-01-14 |
M.P.: King, John Warwick Constituency: Huron North (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Progressive Died in office. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Telford, William Pattison Constituency: Grey North (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Blanchard, Stanislas Constituency: Restigouche--Madawaska (New Brunswick) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Bowman, Beniah Constituency: Algoma East (Ontario) Political Affiliation: United Farmers of Ontario |
| 1927-09-12 |
M.P.: Spotton, George Constituency: Huron North (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Hocken, Horatio Clarence Constituency: Toronto West Centre (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Cahill, Frank S. Constituency: Pontiac (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Laurier Liberal |
| 1930-06-06 |
M.P.: King, James Horace Constituency: Kootenay East (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Cannon, Lucien Constituency: Dorchester (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown. |
| 1930-06-02 |
M.P.: Parent, Georges Constituency: Quebec West (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Adshead, Herbert Bealey Constituency: Calgary East (Alberta) Political Affiliation: Labour |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Dunning, Charles Avery Constituency: Regina (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal Resignation. Appointed Minister of Railways and Canals, September 25, 1926. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Baldwin, Willis Keith Constituency: Stanstead (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Laurier Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Langlois, Aimé Constituency: Chambly--Verchères (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: McDiarmid, John Stewart Constituency: Winnipeg South (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-06-02 |
M.P.: Prévost, Jules-Édouard Constituency: Terrebonne (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Milne, Robert Constituency: Neepawa (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Progressive |
| 1928-06-05 |
M.P.: Tolmie, Simon Fraser Constituency: Victoria (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Unionist Resignation. |
| 1929-01-14 |
M.P.: Gray, Ross Wilfred Constituency: Lambton West (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Jelliff, Lincoln Henry Constituency: Lethbridge (Alberta) Political Affiliation: United Farmers of Alberta |
| 1929-11-11 |
M.P.: Robb, James Alexander Constituency: Châteauguay--Huntingdon (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Died in office. |
| 1926-12-10 |
M.P.: Douglas, John Carey Constituency: Antigonish--Guysborough (Nova Scotia) Political Affiliation: Unionist Died in office. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Dionne, Georges-Léonidas Constituency: Matane (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Evans, John Constituency: Rosetown (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Progressive |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Benoit, Aldéric-Joseph Constituency: St. Johns--Iberville (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Brady, James Charles Constituency: Skeena (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-06-02 |
M.P.: Tobin, Edmund William Constituency: Richmond--Wolfe (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1929-12-29 |
M.P.: Forke, Robert Constituency: Brandon (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Liberal Progressive Resignation. Appointed Minister of Immigration and Colonization, September 25, 1926. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: McPherson, Ewen Alexander Constituency: Portage la Prairie (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Fansher, Burt Wendell Constituency: Lambton East (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Progressive |
| 1928-04-23 |
M.P.: Drayton, Henry Lumley Constituency: York West (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Resignation. Becomes Chairman of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Stevens, Henry Herbert Constituency: Vancouver Centre (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Political Affiliation | Name | Province / Territory | Date of Appointment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Liberal Party of Canada | Aylesworth, Allen Bristol | Ontario | 1923-01-11 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Barnard, George Henry | British Columbia | 1917-10-23 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Beaubien, Charles-Philippe | Quebec | 1915-12-03 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Béique, Frédéric Liguori | Quebec | 1902-02-07 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Béland, Henri Sévérin | Quebec | 1925-09-05 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Belcourt, Napoléon Antoine | Ontario | 1907-11-22 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Bénard, Aimé | Manitoba | 1917-09-03 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Black, Frank Bunting | New Brunswick | 1921-11-25 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Blondin, Pierre Édouard | Quebec | 1918-07-20 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Bourque, Thomas-Jean | New Brunswick | 1917-01-20 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Buchanan, William Ashbury | Alberta | 1925-09-05 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Bureau, Jacques | Quebec | 1925-09-05 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Calder, James Alexander | Saskatchewan | 1921-09-22 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Casgrain, Joseph Philippe Baby | Quebec | 1900-01-29 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Chapais, Joseph Amable Thomas | Quebec | 1919-12-31 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Copp, Arthur Bliss | New Brunswick | 1925-09-25 |
| Unionist (Liberal) | Crowe, Sanford Johnston | British Columbia | 1921-12-01 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Curry, Nathaniel | Nova Scotia | 1912-11-20 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Dandurand, Raoul | Quebec | 1898-01-22 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Daniel, John Waterhouse | New Brunswick | 1912-03-18 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Donnelly, James J. | Ontario | 1913-05-26 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Farrell, Edward Matthew | Nova Scotia | 1910-01-12 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Fisher, John Henry | Ontario | 1917-07-26 |
| Liberal Progressive | Forke, Robert | Manitoba | 1929-12-30 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Foster, George Eulas | Ontario | 1921-09-22 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Foster, George Green | Quebec | 1917-07-27 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Foster, Walter Edward | New Brunswick | 1928-12-06 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Gillis, Archibald Beaton | Saskatchewan | 1921-10-17 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Girroir, Edward Lavin | Nova Scotia | 1912-11-20 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Gordon, George | Ontario | 1912-10-17 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Graham, George Perry | Ontario | 1926-12-20 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Green, Robert Francis | British Columbia | 1921-10-03 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Griesbach, William Antrobus | Alberta | 1921-09-15 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Hardy, Arthur Charles | Ontario | 1922-02-10 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Harmer, William James | Alberta | 1918-02-05 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Hatfield, Paul Lacombe | Nova Scotia | 1926-10-07 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Haydon, Andrew | Ontario | 1924-03-10 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Horsey, Henry Herbert | Ontario | 1928-12-14 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Hughes, James Joseph | Prince Edward Island | 1925-09-05 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | L'Espérance, David Ovide | Quebec | 1917-07-26 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lacasse, Joseph-Henri-Gustave | Ontario | 1928-01-10 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Laird, Henry Willoughby | Saskatchewan | 1917-01-31 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Legris, Joseph Hormisdas | Quebec | 1903-02-10 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lessard, Prosper-Edmond | Alberta | 1925-09-05 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lewis, John | Ontario | 1925-09-05 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Little, Edgar Sydney | Ontario | 1928-01-10 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Logan, Hance James | Nova Scotia | 1929-02-05 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Lynch-Staunton, George | Ontario | 1917-01-20 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | MacArthur, Creelman | Prince Edward Island | 1925-09-05 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Macdonell, Archibald Hayes | Ontario | 1921-11-07 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Martin, Peter Francis | Nova Scotia | 1921-12-05 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | McCormick, John | Nova Scotia | 1921-09-21 |
| Independent | McDonald, John Anthony | New Brunswick | 1921-02-17 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McDougald, Wilfrid Laurier | Quebec | 1926-06-25 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McGuire, William Henry | Ontario | 1926-12-20 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | McLean, John | Prince Edward Island | 1915-12-03 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | McLennan, John Stewart | Nova Scotia | 1916-02-10 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | McMeans, Lendrum | Manitoba | 1917-07-26 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Michener, Edward | Alberta | 1918-02-05 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Molloy, John Patrick | Manitoba | 1925-10-06 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Murdock, James | Ontario | 1930-03-20 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Murphy, Charles | Ontario | 1925-09-05 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Paradis, Philippe-Jacques | Quebec | 1927-12-14 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Planta, Albert | British Columbia | 1917-06-26 |
| Liberal-Conservative | Poirier, Pascal | New Brunswick | 1885-03-09 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Pope, Rufus Henry | Quebec | 1911-11-14 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Rankin, James Palmer | Ontario | 1925-09-09 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Raymond, Donat | Quebec | 1926-12-20 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Riley, Daniel Edward | Alberta | 1926-06-25 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Robertson, Gideon Decker | Ontario | 1917-01-20 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Robinson, Clifford William | New Brunswick | 1924-05-05 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Ross, James Hamilton | Northwest Territories | 1904-09-30 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Schaffner, Frederick Laurence | Manitoba | 1917-10-23 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Sharpe, William Henry | Manitoba | 1916-02-10 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Smith, Ernest D'Israeli | Ontario | 1913-05-26 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Spence, James Houston | Ontario | 1928-01-10 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Stanfield, John | Nova Scotia | 1921-02-17 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Tanner, Charles Elliott | Nova Scotia | 1917-01-20 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Taylor, James Davis | British Columbia | 1917-10-23 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Tessier, Jules | Quebec | 1903-03-12 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Todd, Irving Randall | New Brunswick | 1918-03-07 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Turgeon, Onésiphore | New Brunswick | 1922-10-27 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Turriff, John Gillanders | Saskatchewan | 1918-09-23 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Webster, Lorne Campbell | Quebec | 1920-01-10 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | White, Gerald Verner | Ontario | 1919-11-06 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | White, Richard Smeaton | Quebec | 1917-07-30 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Willoughby, Wellington Bartley | Saskatchewan | 1917-10-23 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Wilson, Cairine Reay | Ontario | 1930-02-15 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Wilson, Joseph-Marcellin | Quebec | 1911-05-03 |
| Political Affiliation | Name | Constituency |
|---|---|---|
| Labour | Adshead, Herbert Bealey | Calgary East (Alberta) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Allan, Hugh | Oxford North (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Anderson, Alexander James | Toronto--High Park (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Anderson, Robert King | Halton (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Arthurs, James | Parry Sound (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Baldwin, Willis Keith | Stanstead (Quebec) |
| Liberal Progressive | Bancroft, Leland Payson | Selkirk (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Barber, Harry James | Fraser Valley (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Progressive | Beaubien, Arthur-Lucien | Provencher (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Bell, Charles William | Hamilton West (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Bell, Leslie Gordon | St. Antoine (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Bell, Thomas | St. John--Albert (New Brunswick) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Bennett, Richard Bedford | Calgary West (Alberta) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Benoit, Aldéric-Joseph | St. Johns--Iberville (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Bertrand, Elie-Oscar | Prescott (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Bettez, Arthur | Three Rivers--St. Maurice (Quebec) |
| Progressive | Bird, Thomas William | Nelson (Manitoba) |
| Liberal Progressive | Bissett, Edgar Douglas Richmond | Springfield (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Black, George | Yukon (Yukon) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Black, William Anderson | Halifax (Nova Scotia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Blanchard, Stanislas | Restigouche--Madawaska (New Brunswick) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Blatchford, Kenneth Alexander | Edmonton East (Alberta) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Bock, William George | Maple Creek (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Boivin, Pierre-Ernest | Shefford (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Bothwell, Charles Edward | Swift Current (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Bouchard, Joseph Georges | Kamouraska (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Boucher, Aimé | Yamaska (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Boulanger, Joseph Oscar Lefebre | Bellechasse (Quebec) |
| Independent | Bourassa, Joseph Henri Napoléon | Labelle (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Bourgeois, Alfred Edmond | Kent (New Brunswick) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Bowen, Fred Wellington | Durham (Ontario) |
| United Farmers of Ontario | Bowman, Beniah | Algoma East (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Boys, William Alves | Simcoe North (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Bradette, Joseph-Arthur | Timiskaming North (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Brady, James Charles | Skeena (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Progressive | Brown, John Livingstone | Lisgar (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Cahan, Charles Hazlitt | St. Lawrence--St. George (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Cahill, Frank S. | Pontiac (Quebec) |
| Progressive | Campbell, Milton Neil | Mackenzie (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Cannon, Lucien | Dorchester (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Cantley, Thomas | Pictou (Nova Scotia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Cardin, Pierre-Joseph-Arthur | Richelieu (Quebec) |
| Progressive | Carmichael, Archibald M. | Kindersley (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Casgrain, Pierre-François | Charlevoix--Saguenay (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Casselman, Arza Clair | Grenville--Dundas (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Cayley, Thomas Merritt | Oxford South (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Chaplin, James Dew | Lincoln (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Charters, Samuel | Peel (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Chevrier, Edgar-Rodolphe-Eugène | Ottawa (City of) (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Church, Thomas Langton | Toronto Northwest (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Clark, John Arthur | Vancouver--Burrard (British Columbia) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Coote, George Gibson | Macleod (Alberta) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Cotnam, Ira Delbert | Renfrew North (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Cowan, Donald James | Port Arthur--Thunder Bay (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Crerar, Thomas Alexander | Brandon (Manitoba) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Delisle, Michel-Siméon | Portneuf (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Denis, Joseph-Arthur | St. Denis (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Desaulniers, Arthur Lesieur | Champlain (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Descoteaux, Joseph-Félix | Nicolet (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Deslauriers, Hermas | St. Mary (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Dickie, Charles Herbert | Nanaimo (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Dionne, Georges-Léonidas | Matane (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Donnelly, Thomas F. | Willow Bunch (Saskatchewan) |
| Independent Liberal | Dubuc, Julien-Édouard-Alfred | Chicoutimi (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Duff, William | Antigonish--Guysborough (Nova Scotia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Dumaine, Cyrille | Bagot (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Dunning, Charles Avery | Regina (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Dupuis, Vincent | Laprairie--Napierville (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Dussault, Joseph-Étienne | Lévis (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Edwards, Alexander McKay | Waterloo South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Edwards, Gordon Cameron | Ottawa (City of) (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Elliott, John Campbell | Middlesex West (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Embury, Alexander Thomas | Hastings--Peterborough (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Ernst, William Gordon | Queens--Lunenburg (Nova Scotia) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Esling, William Kemble | Kootenay West (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Euler, William Daum | Waterloo North (Ontario) |
| Progressive | Evans, John | Rosetown (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Fafard, Joseph-Fernand | L'Islet (Quebec) |
| Progressive | Fansher, Burt Wendell | Lambton East (Ontario) |
| Progressive | Fansher, William Russell | Last Mountain (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Ferland, Charles-Édouard | Joliette (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Fiset, Eugène | Rimouski (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Fontaine, Joseph-Éloi | Hull (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Foster, Albion Roudolph | Victoria--Carleton (New Brunswick) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Fraser, John Anderson | Cariboo (British Columbia) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Gardiner, Robert | Acadia (Alberta) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Garland, Edward Joseph | Bow River (Alberta) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Garland, William Foster | Carleton (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Geary, George Reginald | Toronto South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Gershaw, Frederick William | Medicine Hat (Alberta) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Gervais, Joseph-Charles-Théodore | Berthier--Maskinongé (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Girouard, Wilfrid | Drummond--Arthabaska (Quebec) |
| Liberal Progressive | Glen, James Allison | Marquette (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Gott, Eccles James | Essex South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Goulet, Alfred | Russell (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Gray, Ross Wilfred | Lambton West (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Grimmer, Robert Watson | Charlotte (New Brunswick) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Guérin, James John Edmund | St. Ann (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Guthrie, Hugh | Wellington South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Hall, Walter Allan | Bruce South (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Hanson, Richard Burpee | York--Sunbury (New Brunswick) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Harris, Joseph Henry | Toronto--Scarborough (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Hay, Francis Wellington | Perth North (Ontario) |
| Labour | Heaps, Abraham Albert | Winnipeg North (Manitoba) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Heenan, Peter | Kenora--Rainy River (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Hepburn, Mitchell Frederick | Elgin West (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Hocken, Horatio Clarence | Toronto West Centre (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Hodgins, Adam King | Middlesex East (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Howard, Charles Benjamin | Sherbrooke (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Howden, John Power | St. Boniface (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Hubbs, John | Prince Edward--Lennox (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Ilsley, James Lorimer | Hants--Kings (Nova Scotia) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Irvine, William | Wetaskiwin (Alberta) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Jacobs, Samuel William | Cartier (Quebec) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Jelliff, Lincoln Henry | Lethbridge (Alberta) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Jenkins, Robert Harold | Queen's (Prince Edward Island) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Johnston, John Frederick | Long Lake (Saskatchewan) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Johnstone, Lewis Wilkieson | Cape Breton North--Victoria (Nova Scotia) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Jones, George Burpee | Royal (New Brunswick) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Kaiser, Thomas Erlin | Ontario (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Kay, William Frederic | Brome--Missisquoi (Quebec) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Kellner, Donald Ferdinand | Athabaska (Alberta) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Kennedy, Donald MacBeth | Peace River (Alberta) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | King, James Horace | Kootenay East (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | King, William Lyon Mackenzie | Prince Albert (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lacombe, Liguori | Laval--Two Mountains (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lacroix, Édouard | Beauce (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Ladner, Leon Johnson | Vancouver South (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Laflamme, Leo Kemner | Montmagny (Quebec) |
| Labour | Lang, Malcolm | Timiskaming South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Langlois, Aimé | Chambly--Verchères (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lapierre, Edmond Antoine | Nipissing (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lapointe, Ernest | Quebec East (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lavigueur, Henri-Edgar | Québec--Montmorency (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Lawson, James Earl | York West (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lemieux, Rodolphe | Gaspé (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Lennox, Thomas Herbert | York North (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Letellier de Saint-Just, Joseph-Étienne | Compton (Quebec) |
| Progressive | Lovie, William James | Macdonald (Manitoba) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Lucas, William Thomas | Camrose (Alberta) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Luchkovich, Michael | Vegreville (Alberta) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Macdonald, Archibald John | Glengarry (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | MacDonald, Finlay | Cape Breton South (Nova Scotia) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Macdonald, John Alexander (1874-1948) | Kings (Prince Edward Island) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Macdonald, John Alexander (1883-1945) | Richmond--West Cape Breton (Nova Scotia) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | MacDougall, Isaac Duncan | Inverness (Nova Scotia) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | MacLaren, Murray | St. John--Albert (New Brunswick) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | MacLean, Alfred Edgar | Prince (Prince Edward Island) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | MacNutt, George Taylor | Colchester (Nova Scotia) |
| Progressive | Macphail, Agnes Campbell | Grey Southeast (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Malcolm, James | Bruce North (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Maloney, Martin James | Renfrew South (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Manion, Robert James | Fort William (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Marcil, Charles | Bonaventure (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Matthews, Robert Charles | Toronto East Centre (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Maybee, Milton Edgar | Northumberland (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McDiarmid, John Stewart | Winnipeg South (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | McGibbon, Peter | Muskoka--Ontario (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | McGregor, Robert Henry | York South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McIntosh, Cameron Ross | North Battleford (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McKenzie, Robert | Assiniboia (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McLean, Malcolm | Melfort (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McMillan, Thomas | Huron South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McPhee, George Washington | Yorkton (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McPherson, Ewen Alexander | Portage la Prairie (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | McQuarrie, William Garland | New Westminster (British Columbia) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | McRae, Alexander Duncan | Vancouver North (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Mercier, Joseph-Alexandre | Laurier--Outremont (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Mercier, Paul | St. Henri (Quebec) |
| Liberal Progressive | Millar, John | Qu'Appelle (Saskatchewan) |
| Progressive | Milne, Robert | Neepawa (Manitoba) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Morin, Louis-Simon-René | St. Hyacinthe--Rouville (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Morrissy, Charles Joseph | Northumberland (New Brunswick) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Motherwell, William Richard | Melville (Saskatchewan) |
| Independent Conservative | Murphy, William Samuel | Lanark (Ontario) |
| Independent | Neill, Alan Webster | Comox--Alberni (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | O'Connor, Dennis James | Châteauguay--Huntingdon (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Odette, Edmond George | Essex East (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Parent, Georges | Quebec West (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Peck, Edward Armour | Peterborough West (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Perley, George Halsey | Argenteuil (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Perras, Fizalam-William | Wright (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Pettit, George Hamilton | Welland (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Plunkett, D'Arcy Britton | Victoria (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Pouliot, Jean-François | Témiscouata (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Power, Charles Gavan | Quebec South (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Prévost, Jules-Édouard | Terrebonne (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Price, Otto Baird | Westmorland (New Brunswick) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Quinn, Felix Patrick | Halifax (Nova Scotia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Ralston, James Layton | Shelburne--Yarmouth (Nova Scotia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Raymond, Maxime | Beauharnois (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Rennie, George Septimus | Hamilton East (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Rhéaume, Joseph-Théodule | Jacques Cartier (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Rinfret, Louis Édouard Fernand | St. James (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Roberge, Eusèbe | Mégantic (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Robinson, Sidney Cecil | Essex West (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Robitaille, Clément | Maisonneuve (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Ross, Arthur Edward | Kingston City (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Ross, John Gordon | Moose Jaw (Saskatchewan) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Rowe, William Earl | Dufferin--Simcoe (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Rutherford, James Warren | Kent (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Ryckman, Edmond Baird | Toronto East (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Ryerson, Robert Edwy | Brantford City (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Sanderson, Frederick George | Perth South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Séguin, Paul-Arthur | L'Assomption--Montcalm (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Senn, Mark Cecil | Haldimand (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Short, Harry Bernard | Digby--Annapolis (Nova Scotia) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Simpson, Thomas Edward | Algoma West (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Sinclair, Duncan | Wellington North (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Sinclair, John Ewen | Queen's (Prince Edward Island) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Smith, Arnold Neilson | Stormont (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Smith, Robert Knowlton | Cumberland (Nova Scotia) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Smoke, Franklin | Brant (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Spankie, William | Frontenac--Addington (Ontario) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Speakman, Alfred | Red Deer (Alberta) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Spence, David | Parkdale (Ontario) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Spencer, Henry Elvins | Battle River (Alberta) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Spotton, George | Huron North (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | St-Père, Édouard-Charles | Hochelaga (Quebec) |
| Progressive | Steedsman, James | Souris (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Stevens, Henry Herbert | Vancouver Centre (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Stewart, Charles A. | Edmonton West (Alberta) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Stewart, Hugh Alexander | Leeds (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Stinson, Thomas Hubert | Victoria (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Stirling, Grote | Yale (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Sylvestre, Armand | Lake St. John (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Taylor, William Horace | Norfolk--Elgin (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Telford, William Pattison | Grey North (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Thompson, Alfred Burke | Simcoe East (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Thorson, Joseph Thorarinn | Winnipeg South Centre (Manitoba) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Tobin, Edmund William | Richmond--Wolfe (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Totzke, Albert Frederick | Humboldt (Saskatchewan) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Tummon, William Ernest | Hastings South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Vallance, John | South Battleford (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Veniot, Peter John | Gloucester (New Brunswick) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Verville, Joseph-Achille | Lotbinière (Quebec) |
| Liberal Progressive | Ward, William John | Dauphin (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | White, John Franklin | London (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | White, Robert Smeaton | Mount Royal (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Wilson, Gordon Crooks | Wentworth (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Wilson, Lawrence Alexander | Vaudreuil--Soulanges (Quebec) |
| Labour | Woodsworth, James Shaver | Winnipeg North Centre (Manitoba) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Young, Alexander MacGillivray | Saskatoon (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Young, Edward James | Weyburn (Saskatchewan) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Young, Newton Manley | Toronto Northeast (Ontario) |
| Sessions | Term: | Duration | Senate Sittings | House of Commons Sittings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 1926-12-09 - 1927-04-14 | 126 | 34 | 54 |
| 4th | 1930-02-20 - 1930-05-30 | 99 | 28 | 62 |
| 2nd | 1928-01-26 - 1928-06-11 | 137 | 52 | 93 |
| 3rd | 1929-02-07 - 1929-06-14 | 127 | 44 | 83 |
| Sitting/Recess | Term | Duration (days) |
|---|---|---|
| Start of Session | 1930-02-20 - 1930-04-11 | 36 |
| Easter Recess | 1930-04-12 - 1930-04-27 | 16 |
| HoC Sitting | 1930-04-28 - 1930-05-30 | 26 |
| Dissolution | 1930-05-30 - 1930-05-30 | |
| Prorogation | 1930-05-30 - 1930-05-30 |
| Sitting/Recess | Term | Duration (days) |
|---|---|---|
| Start of Session | 1929-02-07 - 1929-03-22 | 32 |
| Easter Recess | 1929-03-23 - 1929-04-03 | 12 |
| HoC Sitting | 1929-04-04 - 1929-06-14 | 51 |
| Prorogation | 1929-06-14 - 1929-06-14 | |
| Intersession | 1929-06-15 - 1930-02-19 | 250 |
| Sitting/Recess | Term | Duration (days) |
|---|---|---|
| Start of Session | 1928-01-26 - 1928-03-30 | 47 |
| Easter Recess | 1928-03-31 - 1928-04-09 | 10 |
| HoC Sitting | 1928-04-10 - 1928-06-11 | 46 |
| Prorogation | 1928-06-11 - 1928-06-11 | |
| Intersession | 1928-06-12 - 1929-02-06 | 240 |
| Sitting/Recess | Term | Duration (days) |
|---|---|---|
| Days between Parliaments | 1926-07-03 - 1926-12-08 | 159 |
| Start of Session | 1926-12-09 - 1926-12-15 | 5 |
| Christmas Recess | 1926-12-16 - 1927-02-07 | 54 |
| HoC Sitting | 1927-02-08 - 1927-04-14 | 49 |
| Prorogation | 1927-04-14 - 1927-04-14 | |
| Intersession | 1927-04-15 - 1928-01-25 | 286 |
Mover of Address: Gray, Ross Wilfred
Seconder of Address: Dupuis, Vincent
House of Commons Debates: 1930-02-24, p. 8, 11
House of Commons Journals: 1930-02-24, vol. 67, p. 17
Mover of Address: Cayley, Thomas Merritt
Seconder of Address: Ferland, Charles-Édouard
House of Commons Debates: 1929-02-08, p. 11, 14
House of Commons Journals: 1929-02-08, vol. 66, p. 15
Mover of Address: Ilsley, James Lorimer
Seconder of Address: Beaubien, Arthur-Lucien
House of Commons Debates: 1928-01-27, p. 6, 9
House of Commons Journals: 1928-01-27, vol. 65, p. 12
Mover of Address: Auger, Louis Mathias
Seconder of Address: McPherson, Ewen Alexander
House of Commons Debates: 1926-12-13, p. 10, 12
House of Commons Journals: 1926-12-13, vol. 64, p. 18
Date of First Budget: 1927-02-17
Number of Days Between General Election and First Budget: 156 days
Number of Days Between Opening of Parliament and First Budget: 70 days
Date: 1930-05-01
House of Commons Debates: pp. 1614-31
Type of Budget: Budget
Minister of Finance: Dunning, Charles Avery
Date: 1929-03-01
House of Commons Debates: pp. 587-96
Type of Budget: Budget
Minister of Finance: Robb, James Alexander
Date: 1928-02-16
House of Commons Debates: pp. 504-14
Type of Budget: Budget
Minister of Finance: Robb, James Alexander
Date: 1927-02-17
House of Commons Debates: pp. 387-95
Type of Budget: Budget
Minister of Finance: Robb, James Alexander
| Name | Province / Territory | Date of Appointment |
|---|---|---|
| Laflamme, Napoléon Kemner | Quebec | 1927-12-21 |
| Wilson, Cairine Reay | Ontario | 1930-02-15 |
| Forke, Robert | Manitoba | 1929-12-30 |
| Horsey, Henry Herbert | Ontario | 1928-12-14 |
| Paradis, Philippe-Jacques | Quebec | 1927-12-14 |
| Foster, Walter Edward | New Brunswick | 1928-12-06 |
| Raymond, Donat | Quebec | 1926-12-20 |
| Spence, James Houston | Ontario | 1928-01-10 |
| Lacasse, Joseph-Henri-Gustave | Ontario | 1928-01-10 |
| Murdock, James | Ontario | 1930-03-20 |
| Graham, George Perry | Ontario | 1926-12-20 |
| Little, Edgar Sydney | Ontario | 1928-01-10 |
| Logan, Hance James | Nova Scotia | 1929-02-05 |
| McGuire, William Henry | Ontario | 1926-12-20 |
| Date of Election | Name | Constituency | Political Affiliation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1928-10-29 | Lawson, James Earl | York West (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-01-27 | Dumaine, Cyrille | Bagot (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-01-27 | O'Connor, Dennis James | Châteauguay--Huntingdon (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1927-06-16 | Foster, Albion Roudolph | Victoria--Carleton (New Brunswick) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-02-05 | Crerar, Thomas Alexander | Brandon (Manitoba) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1927-01-18 | Duff, William | Antigonish--Guysborough (Nova Scotia) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1927-11-25 | Bock, William George | Maple Creek (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Heenan, Peter | Kenora--Rainy River (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Motherwell, William Richard | Melville (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Elliott, John Campbell | Middlesex West (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Cannon, Lucien | Dorchester (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Forke, Robert | Brandon (Manitoba) | Liberal Progressive |
| 1926-11-02 | Stewart, Charles A. | Edmonton West (Alberta) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Dunning, Charles Avery | Regina (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Veniot, Peter John | Gloucester (New Brunswick) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Cardin, Pierre-Joseph-Arthur | Richelieu (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Euler, William Daum | Waterloo North (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | King, William Lyon Mackenzie | Prince Albert (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Robb, James Alexander | Châteauguay--Huntingdon (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Rinfret, Louis Édouard Fernand | St. James (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Ralston, James Layton | Shelburne--Yarmouth (Nova Scotia) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-02 | Lapointe, Ernest | Quebec East (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1929-07-22 | Spankie, William | Frontenac--Addington (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1929-07-22 | Dupuis, Vincent | Laprairie--Napierville (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-09 | King, James Horace | Kootenay East (British Columbia) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1926-11-09 | Malcolm, James | Bruce North (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1928-12-17 | Ferland, Charles-Édouard | Joliette (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1929-07-29 | Bertrand, Elie-Oscar | Prescott (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1929-07-29 | Murphy, William Samuel | Lanark (Ontario) | Independent Conservative |
| 1929-07-29 | Wilson, Lawrence Alexander | Vaudreuil--Soulanges (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1927-09-12 | Spotton, George | Huron North (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1928-12-06 | Plunkett, D'Arcy Britton | Victoria (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1929-01-14 | Gray, Ross Wilfred | Lambton West (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Name | Constituency | Political Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
| Dussault, Joseph-Étienne | Lévis (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Edwards, John Wesley | Frontenac--Addington (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| McPhee, George Washington | Yorkton (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Edwards, Gordon Cameron | Ottawa (City of) (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Chevrier, Edgar-Rodolphe-Eugène | Ottawa (City of) (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Kellner, Donald Ferdinand | Athabaska (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Spencer, Henry Elvins | Battle River (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Woodsworth, James Shaver | Winnipeg North Centre (Manitoba) | Labour |
| Bourgeois, Alfred Edmond | Kent (New Brunswick) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Thorson, Joseph Thorarinn | Winnipeg South Centre (Manitoba) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Bettez, Arthur | Three Rivers--St. Maurice (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Sylvestre, Armand | Lake St. John (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Deslauriers, Hermas | St. Mary (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Fafard, Joseph-Fernand | L'Islet (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Totzke, Albert Frederick | Humboldt (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Morin, Louis-Simon-René | St. Hyacinthe--Rouville (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Manion, Robert James | Fort William (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Chaplin, James Dew | Lincoln (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Heenan, Peter | Kenora--Rainy River (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Blanchard, Stanislas | Restigouche--Madawaska (New Brunswick) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Garland, William Foster | Carleton (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Smith, Robert Knowlton | Cumberland (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Denis, Jean-Joseph | Joliette (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Motherwell, William Richard | Melville (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Adshead, Herbert Bealey | Calgary East (Alberta) | Labour |
| Macdonald, John Alexander (1874-1948) | Kings (Prince Edward Island) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Ilsley, James Lorimer | Hants--Kings (Nova Scotia) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Ryckman, Edmond Baird | Toronto East (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Cantley, Thomas | Pictou (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Lemieux, Rodolphe | Gaspé (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Pettit, George Hamilton | Welland (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| MacDonald, Finlay | Cape Breton South (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Clark, John Arthur | Vancouver--Burrard (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| McKenzie, Robert | Assiniboia (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| McLean, Malcolm | Melfort (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Roberge, Eusèbe | Mégantic (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Laflamme, Leo Kemner | Montmagny (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Elliott, John Campbell | Middlesex West (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Morin, Georges Dorèze | Bagot (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Anderson, Alexander James | Toronto--High Park (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Glen, James Allison | Marquette (Manitoba) | Liberal Progressive |
| Charters, Samuel | Peel (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Allan, Hugh | Oxford North (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Cannon, Lucien | Dorchester (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Stevens, Henry Herbert | Vancouver Centre (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Gott, Eccles James | Essex South (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Sinclair, Duncan | Wellington North (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Lacombe, Liguori | Laval--Two Mountains (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Gershaw, Frederick William | Medicine Hat (Alberta) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Dickie, Charles Herbert | Nanaimo (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Bouchard, Joseph Georges | Kamouraska (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Telford, William Pattison | Grey North (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Gardiner, Robert | Acadia (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Baldwin, Willis Keith | Stanstead (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Dionne, Georges-Léonidas | Matane (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Perley, George Halsey | Argenteuil (Quebec) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Denis, Joseph-Arthur | St. Denis (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Bird, Thomas William | Nelson (Manitoba) | Progressive |
| Lanctôt, Roch | Laprairie--Napierville (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Casselman, Arza Clair | Grenville--Dundas (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Tummon, William Ernest | Hastings South (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Perras, Fizalam-William | Wright (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Dubuc, Julien-Édouard-Alfred | Chicoutimi (Quebec) | Independent Liberal |
| Guérin, James John Edmund | St. Ann (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Howard, Charles Benjamin | Sherbrooke (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Brown, John Livingstone | Lisgar (Manitoba) | Liberal Progressive |
| Douglas, John Carey | Antigonish--Guysborough (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Cowan, Donald James | Port Arthur--Thunder Bay (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Rutherford, James Warren | Kent (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Forke, Robert | Brandon (Manitoba) | Liberal Progressive |
| Smoke, Franklin | Brant (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Millar, John | Qu'Appelle (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Progressive |
| MacDougall, Isaac Duncan | Inverness (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Milne, Robert | Neepawa (Manitoba) | Progressive |
| Harris, Joseph Henry | Toronto--Scarborough (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Mercier, Paul | St. Henri (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Young, Newton Manley | Toronto Northeast (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Jones, George Burpee | Royal (New Brunswick) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Hocken, Horatio Clarence | Toronto West Centre (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| McDiarmid, John Stewart | Winnipeg South (Manitoba) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Luchkovich, Michael | Vegreville (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Macdonald, Archibald John | Glengarry (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Descoteaux, Joseph-Félix | Nicolet (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Fontaine, Joseph-Éloi | Hull (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Prévost, Jules-Édouard | Terrebonne (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| King, John Warwick | Huron North (Ontario) | Progressive |
| Speakman, Alfred | Red Deer (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| White, Robert Smeaton | Mount Royal (Quebec) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Verville, Joseph-Achille | Lotbinière (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Fansher, Burt Wendell | Lambton East (Ontario) | Progressive |
| Fiset, Eugène | Rimouski (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Kaiser, Thomas Erlin | Ontario (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Lapointe, Ernest | Quebec East (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| McGregor, Robert Henry | York South (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| McIntosh, Cameron Ross | North Battleford (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Hall, Walter Allan | Bruce South (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Delisle, Michel-Siméon | Portneuf (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Bell, Leslie Gordon | St. Antoine (Quebec) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Drayton, Henry Lumley | York West (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Carmichael, Archibald M. | Kindersley (Saskatchewan) | Progressive |
| Bissett, Edgar Douglas Richmond | Springfield (Manitoba) | Liberal Progressive |
| Johnston, John Frederick | Long Lake (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Senn, Mark Cecil | Haldimand (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Fraser, John Anderson | Cariboo (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Hepburn, Mitchell Frederick | Elgin West (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Lucas, William Thomas | Camrose (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Goodison, William Thomas | Lambton West (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Rhéaume, Joseph-Théodule | Jacques Cartier (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| MacLean, Alfred Edgar | Prince (Prince Edward Island) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Robinson, Sidney Cecil | Essex West (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Bradette, Joseph-Arthur | Timiskaming North (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| McGibbon, Peter | Muskoka--Ontario (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Heaps, Abraham Albert | Winnipeg North (Manitoba) | Labour |
| Lennox, Thomas Herbert | York North (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Church, Thomas Langton | Toronto Northwest (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Lovie, William James | Macdonald (Manitoba) | Progressive |
| Mercier, Joseph-Alexandre | Laurier--Outremont (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Stewart, Charles A. | Edmonton West (Alberta) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Dunning, Charles Avery | Regina (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Gervais, Joseph-Charles-Théodore | Berthier--Maskinongé (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Wilson, Gordon Crooks | Wentworth (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Coote, George Gibson | Macleod (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Stewart, Hugh Alexander | Leeds (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| MacNutt, George Taylor | Colchester (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Macphail, Agnes Campbell | Grey Southeast (Ontario) | Progressive |
| Simpson, Thomas Edward | Algoma West (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Raymond, Maxime | Beauharnois (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Bancroft, Leland Payson | Selkirk (Manitoba) | Liberal Progressive |
| Steedsman, James | Souris (Manitoba) | Progressive |
| Veniot, Peter John | Gloucester (New Brunswick) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Short, Harry Bernard | Digby--Annapolis (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Casgrain, Pierre-François | Charlevoix--Saguenay (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Embury, Alexander Thomas | Hastings--Peterborough (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Howden, John Power | St. Boniface (Manitoba) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Kennedy, Donald MacBeth | Peace River (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Johnstone, Lewis Wilkieson | Cape Breton North--Victoria (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Ross, John Gordon | Moose Jaw (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Spence, David | Parkdale (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Cardin, Pierre-Joseph-Arthur | Richelieu (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Bell, Charles William | Hamilton West (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Lavigueur, Henri-Edgar | Québec--Montmorency (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Euler, William Daum | Waterloo North (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Marcil, Charles | Bonaventure (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Maloney, Martin James | Renfrew South (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Cahill, Frank S. | Pontiac (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Ladner, Leon Johnson | Vancouver South (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Vallance, John | South Battleford (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Garland, Edward Joseph | Bow River (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Tolmie, Simon Fraser | Victoria (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Bourassa, Joseph Henri Napoléon | Labelle (Quebec) | Independent |
| Auger, Louis Mathias | Prescott (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Barber, Harry James | Fraser Valley (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Price, Otto Baird | Westmorland (New Brunswick) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Grimmer, Robert Watson | Charlotte (New Brunswick) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Cahan, Charles Hazlitt | St. Lawrence--St. George (Quebec) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Robitaille, Clément | Maisonneuve (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Hanson, Richard Burpee | York--Sunbury (New Brunswick) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Rowe, William Earl | Dufferin--Simcoe (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Neill, Alan Webster | Comox--Alberni (British Columbia) | Independent |
| King, James Horace | Kootenay East (British Columbia) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| King, William Lyon Mackenzie | Prince Albert (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Flemming, James Kidd | Victoria--Carleton (New Brunswick) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Sanderson, Frederick George | Perth South (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Preston, Richard Franklin | Lanark (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Hubbs, John | Prince Edward--Lennox (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Benoit, Aldéric-Joseph | St. Johns--Iberville (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Brady, James Charles | Skeena (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Rennie, George Septimus | Hamilton East (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Girouard, Wilfrid | Drummond--Arthabaska (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Quinn, Felix Patrick | Halifax (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Black, William Anderson | Halifax (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| White, John Franklin | London (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Esling, William Kemble | Kootenay West (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Edwards, Alexander McKay | Waterloo South (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Parent, Georges | Quebec West (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Boulanger, Joseph Oscar Lefebre | Bellechasse (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| McQuarrie, William Garland | New Westminster (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Ross, Arthur Edward | Kingston City (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Lapierre, Edmond Antoine | Nipissing (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Lacroix, Édouard | Beauce (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Bennett, Richard Bedford | Calgary West (Alberta) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Maybee, Milton Edgar | Northumberland (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Cotnam, Ira Delbert | Renfrew North (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Boivin, Pierre-Ernest | Shefford (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Langlois, Aimé | Chambly--Verchères (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Black, George | Yukon (Yukon) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Bell, Thomas | St. John--Albert (New Brunswick) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| MacLaren, Murray | St. John--Albert (New Brunswick) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Jelliff, Lincoln Henry | Lethbridge (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Goulet, Alfred | Russell (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Ernst, William Gordon | Queens--Lunenburg (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Desaulniers, Arthur Lesieur | Champlain (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Guthrie, Hugh | Wellington South (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Power, Charles Gavan | Quebec South (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Taylor, William Horace | Norfolk--Elgin (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Blatchford, Kenneth Alexander | Edmonton East (Alberta) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Ryerson, Robert Edwy | Brantford City (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Robb, James Alexander | Châteauguay--Huntingdon (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Jacobs, Samuel William | Cartier (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Peck, Edward Armour | Peterborough West (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Thompson, Alfred Burke | Simcoe East (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Boys, William Alves | Simcoe North (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Young, Edward James | Weyburn (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Geary, George Reginald | Toronto South (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Spence, George | Maple Creek (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Odette, Edmond George | Essex East (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Boucher, Aimé | Yamaska (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Arthurs, James | Parry Sound (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Wilson, Lawrence Alexander | Vaudreuil--Soulanges (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Tobin, Edmund William | Richmond--Wolfe (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| McPherson, Ewen Alexander | Portage la Prairie (Manitoba) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Malcolm, James | Bruce North (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Sinclair, John Ewen | Queen's (Prince Edward Island) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Jenkins, Robert Harold | Queen's (Prince Edward Island) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Hodgins, Adam King | Middlesex East (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Ward, William John | Dauphin (Manitoba) | Liberal Progressive |
| Kay, William Frederic | Brome--Missisquoi (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| St-Père, Édouard-Charles | Hochelaga (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Bowman, Beniah | Algoma East (Ontario) | United Farmers of Ontario |
| Rinfret, Louis Édouard Fernand | St. James (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Pouliot, Jean-François | Témiscouata (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Hatfield, Paul Lacombe | Shelburne--Yarmouth (Nova Scotia) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Stinson, Thomas Hubert | Victoria (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Donnelly, Thomas F. | Willow Bunch (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Macdonald, John Alexander (1883-1945) | Richmond--West Cape Breton (Nova Scotia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Anderson, Robert King | Halton (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Letellier de Saint-Just, Joseph-Étienne | Compton (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Stirling, Grote | Yale (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Smith, Arnold Neilson | Stormont (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Evans, John | Rosetown (Saskatchewan) | Progressive |
| Beaubien, Arthur-Lucien | Provencher (Manitoba) | Liberal Progressive |
| Matthews, Robert Charles | Toronto East Centre (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Fansher, William Russell | Last Mountain (Saskatchewan) | Progressive |
| Bothwell, Charles Edward | Swift Current (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Young, Alexander MacGillivray | Saskatoon (Saskatchewan) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Hay, Francis Wellington | Perth North (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Irvine, William | Wetaskiwin (Alberta) | United Farmers of Alberta |
| Bowen, Fred Wellington | Durham (Ontario) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Cayley, Thomas Merritt | Oxford South (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| McMillan, Thomas | Huron South (Ontario) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Morrissy, Charles Joseph | Northumberland (New Brunswick) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Lang, Malcolm | Timiskaming South (Ontario) | Labour |
| McRae, Alexander Duncan | Vancouver North (British Columbia) | Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Campbell, Milton Neil | Mackenzie (Saskatchewan) | Progressive |
| Séguin, Paul-Arthur | L'Assomption--Montcalm (Quebec) | Liberal Party of Canada |
| Date | Un. (Lib.) | Ind. | Cons. | Lib.-Cons. | Lib. | L.P. | Vacant | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1930-05-30 (Dissolution) |
1 | 1 | 53 | 3 | 32 | 1 | 5 | 96 |
| 1926-09-14 (Election) |
1 | 1 | 53 | 3 | 32 | 0 | 6 | 96 |
| Date | Change |
|---|---|
| 1927-12-21 |
Senator: Laflamme, Napoléon Kemner Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1929-08-10 |
Senator: Laflamme, Napoléon Kemner Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Death |
| 1929-08-26 |
Senator: Reid, John Dowsley Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Death |
| 1930-02-15 |
Senator: Wilson, Cairine Reay Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1930 |
Senator: Lavergne, Louis Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Resignation |
| 1929-12-30 |
Senator: Forke, Robert Province / Territory: Manitoba Political Affiliation: Liberal Progressive Appointed |
| 1930-04-28 |
Senator: Bostock, Hewitt Province / Territory: British Columbia Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1930-06-07 |
Senator: King, James Horace Province / Territory: British Columbia Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1928-12-14 |
Senator: Horsey, Henry Herbert Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1930-06-03 |
Senator: Lemieux, Rodolphe Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1927-02-04 |
Senator: Pardee, Frederick Forsyth Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1930-06-03 |
Senator: Tobin, Edmund William Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1928-12-01 |
Senator: Webster, John Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Death |
| 1927-06-20 |
Senator: Montplaisir, Hippolyte Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal-Conservative Death |
| 1927-12-14 |
Senator: Paradis, Philippe-Jacques Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1927-11-21 |
Senator: McCoig, Archibald Blake Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1928-02-08 |
Senator: Cloran, Henry Joseph Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1928-12-06 |
Senator: Foster, Walter Edward Province / Territory: New Brunswick Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1930-06-03 |
Senator: Wilson, Lawrence Alexander Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1929-07-29 |
Senator: Wilson, Lawrence Alexander Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Political Affiliation Change |
| 1926-12-20 |
Senator: Raymond, Donat Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1930-06-03 |
Senator: Prévost, Jules-Édouard Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1930-06-07 |
Senator: Sinclair, John Ewen Province / Territory: Prince Edward Island Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1928-01-10 |
Senator: Spence, James Houston Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1928-01-10 |
Senator: Lacasse, Joseph-Henri-Gustave Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1930-02-22 |
Senator: Prowse, Benjamin Charles Province / Territory: Prince Edward Island Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1928-04-28 |
Senator: King, George Gerald Province / Territory: New Brunswick Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1929-05-19 |
Senator: Watson, Robert Province / Territory: Manitoba Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1930-03-20 |
Senator: Murdock, James Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1927-12-02 |
Senator: Boyer, Gustave Benjamin Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1929-08-12 |
Senator: Kemp, Albert Edward Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Death |
| 1930-04-19 |
Senator: Dessaulles, Georges-Casimir Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Death |
| 1926-12-20 |
Senator: Graham, George Perry Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1928-01-10 |
Senator: Little, Edgar Sydney Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1927-10-01 |
Senator: Mulholland, Robert Alexander Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Death |
| 1930-06-03 |
Senator: Parent, Georges Province / Territory: Quebec Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1929-02-05 |
Senator: Logan, Hance James Province / Territory: Nova Scotia Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1926-12-20 |
Senator: McGuire, William Henry Province / Territory: Ontario Political Affiliation: Liberal Appointed |
| 1929-01-10 |
Senator: Ross, William Benjamin Province / Territory: Nova Scotia Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Death |
| Date | Cons. | Lib. | Other | Vacant | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1926-09-14 (Election) |
91 | 116 | 38 | 0 | 245 |
| Date | Change |
|---|---|
| 1930-01-27 |
M.P.: Dumaine, Cyrille Constituency: Bagot (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-02-05 |
M.P.: Crerar, Thomas Alexander Constituency: Brandon (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Crerar, Thomas Alexander Constituency: Brandon (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1928-10-29 |
M.P.: Lawson, James Earl Constituency: York West (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1928-12-17 |
M.P.: Ferland, Charles-Édouard Constituency: Joliette (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1927-11-25 |
M.P.: Bock, William George Constituency: Maple Creek (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Bock, William George Constituency: Maple Creek (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Kellner, Donald Ferdinand Constituency: Athabaska (Alberta) Political Affiliation: United Farmers of Alberta |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Sylvestre, Armand Constituency: Lake St. John (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1928-12-06 |
M.P.: Plunkett, D'Arcy Britton Constituency: Victoria (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1928-04-23 |
M.P.: Denis, Jean-Joseph Constituency: Joliette (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Laurier Liberal Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of Quebec, November 3, 1928. |
| 1928-12-03 |
M.P.: Goodison, William Thomas Constituency: Lambton West (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal Décédé en fonction. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Maybee, Milton Edgar Constituency: Northumberland (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Clark, John Arthur Constituency: Vancouver--Burrard (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Thorson, Joseph Thorarinn Constituency: Winnipeg South Centre (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Macdonald, Archibald John Constituency: Glengarry (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Fansher, William Russell Constituency: Last Mountain (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Progressive |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Lacombe, Liguori Constituency: Laval--Two Mountains (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Independent Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Lovie, William James Constituency: Macdonald (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Progressive |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Hodgins, Adam King Constituency: Middlesex East (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Steedsman, James Constituency: Souris (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Progressive |
| 1927-01-18 |
M.P.: Duff, William Constituency: Antigonish--Guysborough (Nova Scotia) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: MacNutt, George Taylor Constituency: Colchester (Nova Scotia) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1929-12-24 |
M.P.: Morin, Georges Dorèze Constituency: Bagot (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Died in office. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Boys, William Alves Constituency: Simcoe North (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Ross, John Gordon Constituency: Moose Jaw (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Church, Thomas Langton Constituency: Toronto Northwest (Ontario) Political Affiliation: National Government |
| 1929-04-18 |
M.P.: Edwards, John Wesley Constituency: Frontenac--Addington (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Died in office. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Morrissy, Charles Joseph Constituency: Northumberland (New Brunswick) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-06-06 |
M.P.: Sinclair, John Ewen Constituency: Queen's (Prince Edward Island) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Bourgeois, Alfred Edmond Constituency: Kent (New Brunswick) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1927-06-16 |
M.P.: Foster, Albion Roudolph Constituency: Victoria--Carleton (New Brunswick) Political Affiliation: Liberal Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Foster, Albion Roudolph Constituency: Victoria--Carleton (New Brunswick) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Odette, Edmond George Constituency: Essex East (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1927-10-14 |
M.P.: Spence, George Constituency: Maple Creek (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal Resignation. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Boivin, Pierre-Ernest Constituency: Shefford (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-01-27 |
M.P.: O'Connor, Dennis James Constituency: Châteauguay--Huntingdon (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: O'Connor, Dennis James Constituency: Châteauguay--Huntingdon (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Bissett, Edgar Douglas Richmond Constituency: Springfield (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Liberal Progressive |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Smith, Arnold Neilson Constituency: Stormont (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Allan, Hugh Constituency: Oxford North (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Letellier de Saint-Just, Joseph-Étienne Constituency: Compton (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Glen, James Allison Constituency: Marquette (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Liberal Progressive |
| 1929-03-21 |
M.P.: Auger, Louis Mathias Constituency: Prescott (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal Resignation. Accused of rape. Found innocent but declared guilty of seduction. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Delisle, Michel-Siméon Constituency: Portneuf (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Hay, Francis Wellington Constituency: Perth North (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1929-07-29 |
M.P.: Murphy, William Samuel Constituency: Lanark (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Independent Conservative Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Murphy, William Samuel Constituency: Lanark (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Independent Conservative |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Young, Alexander MacGillivray Constituency: Saskatoon (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Ward, William John Constituency: Dauphin (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Progressive |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: McLean, Malcolm Constituency: Melfort (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Millar, John Constituency: Qu'Appelle (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal Progressive |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Desaulniers, Arthur Lesieur Constituency: Champlain (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Laurier Liberal |
| 1929-02-08 |
M.P.: Preston, Richard Franklin Constituency: Lanark (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Died in office. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Ladner, Leon Johnson Constituency: Vancouver South (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Lang, Malcolm Constituency: Timiskaming South (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Labour |
| 1929-07-29 |
M.P.: Bertrand, Elie-Oscar Constituency: Prescott (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1929-07-22 |
M.P.: Dupuis, Vincent Constituency: Laprairie--Napierville (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Guérin, James John Edmund Constituency: St. Ann (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Rhéaume, Joseph-Théodule Constituency: Jacques Cartier (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Kaiser, Thomas Erlin Constituency: Ontario (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Kay, William Frederic Constituency: Brome--Missisquoi (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Descoteaux, Joseph-Félix Constituency: Nicolet (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Johnston, John Frederick Constituency: Long Lake (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Bird, Thomas William Constituency: Nelson (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Progressive |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: McRae, Alexander Duncan Constituency: Vancouver North (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Lavigueur, Henri-Edgar Constituency: Québec--Montmorency (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Laurier Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Grimmer, Robert Watson Constituency: Charlotte (New Brunswick) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1929-07-22 |
M.P.: Spankie, William Constituency: Frontenac--Addington (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Morin, Louis-Simon-René Constituency: St. Hyacinthe--Rouville (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Blatchford, Kenneth Alexander Constituency: Edmonton East (Alberta) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Lapierre, Edmond Antoine Constituency: Nipissing (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Sinclair, Duncan Constituency: Wellington North (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1929-07-29 |
M.P.: Wilson, Lawrence Alexander Constituency: Vaudreuil--Soulanges (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-06-02 |
M.P.: Wilson, Lawrence Alexander Constituency: Vaudreuil--Soulanges (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Resignation. |
| 1929-02-01 |
M.P.: Wilson, Lawrence Alexander Constituency: Vaudreuil--Soulanges (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Resignation. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Laflamme, Leo Kemner Constituency: Montmagny (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Young, Newton Manley Constituency: Toronto Northeast (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1929-05-30 |
M.P.: Lanctôt, Roch Constituency: Laprairie--Napierville (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Laurier Liberal Died in office. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Jenkins, Robert Harold Constituency: Queen's (Prince Edward Island) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: McQuarrie, William Garland Constituency: New Westminster (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Hubbs, John Constituency: Prince Edward--Lennox (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Edwards, Gordon Cameron Constituency: Ottawa (City of) (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-06-02 |
M.P.: Lemieux, Rodolphe Constituency: Gaspé (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1927-02-10 |
M.P.: Flemming, James Kidd Constituency: Victoria--Carleton (New Brunswick) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Died in office. |
| 1927-01-14 |
M.P.: King, John Warwick Constituency: Huron North (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Progressive Died in office. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Telford, William Pattison Constituency: Grey North (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Blanchard, Stanislas Constituency: Restigouche--Madawaska (New Brunswick) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Bowman, Beniah Constituency: Algoma East (Ontario) Political Affiliation: United Farmers of Ontario |
| 1927-09-12 |
M.P.: Spotton, George Constituency: Huron North (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Hocken, Horatio Clarence Constituency: Toronto West Centre (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Cahill, Frank S. Constituency: Pontiac (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Laurier Liberal |
| 1930-06-06 |
M.P.: King, James Horace Constituency: Kootenay East (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Cannon, Lucien Constituency: Dorchester (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown. |
| 1930-06-02 |
M.P.: Parent, Georges Constituency: Quebec West (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Adshead, Herbert Bealey Constituency: Calgary East (Alberta) Political Affiliation: Labour |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Dunning, Charles Avery Constituency: Regina (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Liberal Resignation. Appointed Minister of Railways and Canals, September 25, 1926. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Baldwin, Willis Keith Constituency: Stanstead (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Laurier Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Langlois, Aimé Constituency: Chambly--Verchères (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: McDiarmid, John Stewart Constituency: Winnipeg South (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-06-02 |
M.P.: Prévost, Jules-Édouard Constituency: Terrebonne (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Milne, Robert Constituency: Neepawa (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Progressive |
| 1928-06-05 |
M.P.: Tolmie, Simon Fraser Constituency: Victoria (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Unionist Resignation. |
| 1929-01-14 |
M.P.: Gray, Ross Wilfred Constituency: Lambton West (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Liberal Elected at a By-Election. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Jelliff, Lincoln Henry Constituency: Lethbridge (Alberta) Political Affiliation: United Farmers of Alberta |
| 1929-11-11 |
M.P.: Robb, James Alexander Constituency: Châteauguay--Huntingdon (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Died in office. |
| 1926-12-10 |
M.P.: Douglas, John Carey Constituency: Antigonish--Guysborough (Nova Scotia) Political Affiliation: Unionist Died in office. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Dionne, Georges-Léonidas Constituency: Matane (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Evans, John Constituency: Rosetown (Saskatchewan) Political Affiliation: Progressive |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Benoit, Aldéric-Joseph Constituency: St. Johns--Iberville (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Brady, James Charles Constituency: Skeena (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| 1930-06-02 |
M.P.: Tobin, Edmund William Constituency: Richmond--Wolfe (Quebec) Political Affiliation: Liberal Party of Canada |
| 1929-12-29 |
M.P.: Forke, Robert Constituency: Brandon (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Liberal Progressive Resignation. Appointed Minister of Immigration and Colonization, September 25, 1926. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: McPherson, Ewen Alexander Constituency: Portage la Prairie (Manitoba) Political Affiliation: Liberal |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Fansher, Burt Wendell Constituency: Lambton East (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Progressive |
| 1928-04-23 |
M.P.: Drayton, Henry Lumley Constituency: York West (Ontario) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) Resignation. Becomes Chairman of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario. |
| 1930-07-27 |
M.P.: Stevens, Henry Herbert Constituency: Vancouver Centre (British Columbia) Political Affiliation: Conservative (1867-1942) |
| Political Affiliation | Name | Province / Territory | Date of Appointment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Liberal Party of Canada | Aylesworth, Allen Bristol | Ontario | 1923-01-11 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Barnard, George Henry | British Columbia | 1917-10-23 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Beaubien, Charles-Philippe | Quebec | 1915-12-03 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Béique, Frédéric Liguori | Quebec | 1902-02-07 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Béland, Henri Sévérin | Quebec | 1925-09-05 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Belcourt, Napoléon Antoine | Ontario | 1907-11-22 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Bénard, Aimé | Manitoba | 1917-09-03 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Black, Frank Bunting | New Brunswick | 1921-11-25 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Blondin, Pierre Édouard | Quebec | 1918-07-20 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Bourque, Thomas-Jean | New Brunswick | 1917-01-20 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Buchanan, William Ashbury | Alberta | 1925-09-05 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Bureau, Jacques | Quebec | 1925-09-05 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Calder, James Alexander | Saskatchewan | 1921-09-22 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Casgrain, Joseph Philippe Baby | Quebec | 1900-01-29 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Chapais, Joseph Amable Thomas | Quebec | 1919-12-31 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Copp, Arthur Bliss | New Brunswick | 1925-09-25 |
| Unionist (Liberal) | Crowe, Sanford Johnston | British Columbia | 1921-12-01 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Curry, Nathaniel | Nova Scotia | 1912-11-20 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Dandurand, Raoul | Quebec | 1898-01-22 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Daniel, John Waterhouse | New Brunswick | 1912-03-18 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Donnelly, James J. | Ontario | 1913-05-26 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Farrell, Edward Matthew | Nova Scotia | 1910-01-12 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Fisher, John Henry | Ontario | 1917-07-26 |
| Liberal Progressive | Forke, Robert | Manitoba | 1929-12-30 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Foster, George Eulas | Ontario | 1921-09-22 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Foster, George Green | Quebec | 1917-07-27 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Foster, Walter Edward | New Brunswick | 1928-12-06 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Gillis, Archibald Beaton | Saskatchewan | 1921-10-17 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Girroir, Edward Lavin | Nova Scotia | 1912-11-20 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Gordon, George | Ontario | 1912-10-17 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Graham, George Perry | Ontario | 1926-12-20 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Green, Robert Francis | British Columbia | 1921-10-03 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Griesbach, William Antrobus | Alberta | 1921-09-15 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Hardy, Arthur Charles | Ontario | 1922-02-10 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Harmer, William James | Alberta | 1918-02-05 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Hatfield, Paul Lacombe | Nova Scotia | 1926-10-07 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Haydon, Andrew | Ontario | 1924-03-10 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Horsey, Henry Herbert | Ontario | 1928-12-14 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Hughes, James Joseph | Prince Edward Island | 1925-09-05 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | L'Espérance, David Ovide | Quebec | 1917-07-26 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lacasse, Joseph-Henri-Gustave | Ontario | 1928-01-10 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Laird, Henry Willoughby | Saskatchewan | 1917-01-31 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Legris, Joseph Hormisdas | Quebec | 1903-02-10 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lessard, Prosper-Edmond | Alberta | 1925-09-05 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lewis, John | Ontario | 1925-09-05 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Little, Edgar Sydney | Ontario | 1928-01-10 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Logan, Hance James | Nova Scotia | 1929-02-05 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Lynch-Staunton, George | Ontario | 1917-01-20 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | MacArthur, Creelman | Prince Edward Island | 1925-09-05 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Macdonell, Archibald Hayes | Ontario | 1921-11-07 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Martin, Peter Francis | Nova Scotia | 1921-12-05 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | McCormick, John | Nova Scotia | 1921-09-21 |
| Independent | McDonald, John Anthony | New Brunswick | 1921-02-17 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McDougald, Wilfrid Laurier | Quebec | 1926-06-25 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McGuire, William Henry | Ontario | 1926-12-20 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | McLean, John | Prince Edward Island | 1915-12-03 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | McLennan, John Stewart | Nova Scotia | 1916-02-10 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | McMeans, Lendrum | Manitoba | 1917-07-26 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Michener, Edward | Alberta | 1918-02-05 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Molloy, John Patrick | Manitoba | 1925-10-06 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Murdock, James | Ontario | 1930-03-20 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Murphy, Charles | Ontario | 1925-09-05 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Paradis, Philippe-Jacques | Quebec | 1927-12-14 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Planta, Albert | British Columbia | 1917-06-26 |
| Liberal-Conservative | Poirier, Pascal | New Brunswick | 1885-03-09 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Pope, Rufus Henry | Quebec | 1911-11-14 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Rankin, James Palmer | Ontario | 1925-09-09 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Raymond, Donat | Quebec | 1926-12-20 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Riley, Daniel Edward | Alberta | 1926-06-25 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Robertson, Gideon Decker | Ontario | 1917-01-20 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Robinson, Clifford William | New Brunswick | 1924-05-05 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Ross, James Hamilton | Northwest Territories | 1904-09-30 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Schaffner, Frederick Laurence | Manitoba | 1917-10-23 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Sharpe, William Henry | Manitoba | 1916-02-10 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Smith, Ernest D'Israeli | Ontario | 1913-05-26 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Spence, James Houston | Ontario | 1928-01-10 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Stanfield, John | Nova Scotia | 1921-02-17 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Tanner, Charles Elliott | Nova Scotia | 1917-01-20 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Taylor, James Davis | British Columbia | 1917-10-23 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Tessier, Jules | Quebec | 1903-03-12 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Todd, Irving Randall | New Brunswick | 1918-03-07 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Turgeon, Onésiphore | New Brunswick | 1922-10-27 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Turriff, John Gillanders | Saskatchewan | 1918-09-23 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Webster, Lorne Campbell | Quebec | 1920-01-10 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | White, Gerald Verner | Ontario | 1919-11-06 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | White, Richard Smeaton | Quebec | 1917-07-30 |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Willoughby, Wellington Bartley | Saskatchewan | 1917-10-23 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Wilson, Cairine Reay | Ontario | 1930-02-15 |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Wilson, Joseph-Marcellin | Quebec | 1911-05-03 |
| Political Affiliation | Name | Constituency |
|---|---|---|
| Labour | Adshead, Herbert Bealey | Calgary East (Alberta) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Allan, Hugh | Oxford North (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Anderson, Alexander James | Toronto--High Park (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Anderson, Robert King | Halton (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Arthurs, James | Parry Sound (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Baldwin, Willis Keith | Stanstead (Quebec) |
| Liberal Progressive | Bancroft, Leland Payson | Selkirk (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Barber, Harry James | Fraser Valley (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Progressive | Beaubien, Arthur-Lucien | Provencher (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Bell, Charles William | Hamilton West (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Bell, Leslie Gordon | St. Antoine (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Bell, Thomas | St. John--Albert (New Brunswick) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Bennett, Richard Bedford | Calgary West (Alberta) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Benoit, Aldéric-Joseph | St. Johns--Iberville (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Bertrand, Elie-Oscar | Prescott (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Bettez, Arthur | Three Rivers--St. Maurice (Quebec) |
| Progressive | Bird, Thomas William | Nelson (Manitoba) |
| Liberal Progressive | Bissett, Edgar Douglas Richmond | Springfield (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Black, George | Yukon (Yukon) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Black, William Anderson | Halifax (Nova Scotia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Blanchard, Stanislas | Restigouche--Madawaska (New Brunswick) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Blatchford, Kenneth Alexander | Edmonton East (Alberta) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Bock, William George | Maple Creek (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Boivin, Pierre-Ernest | Shefford (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Bothwell, Charles Edward | Swift Current (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Bouchard, Joseph Georges | Kamouraska (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Boucher, Aimé | Yamaska (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Boulanger, Joseph Oscar Lefebre | Bellechasse (Quebec) |
| Independent | Bourassa, Joseph Henri Napoléon | Labelle (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Bourgeois, Alfred Edmond | Kent (New Brunswick) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Bowen, Fred Wellington | Durham (Ontario) |
| United Farmers of Ontario | Bowman, Beniah | Algoma East (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Boys, William Alves | Simcoe North (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Bradette, Joseph-Arthur | Timiskaming North (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Brady, James Charles | Skeena (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Progressive | Brown, John Livingstone | Lisgar (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Cahan, Charles Hazlitt | St. Lawrence--St. George (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Cahill, Frank S. | Pontiac (Quebec) |
| Progressive | Campbell, Milton Neil | Mackenzie (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Cannon, Lucien | Dorchester (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Cantley, Thomas | Pictou (Nova Scotia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Cardin, Pierre-Joseph-Arthur | Richelieu (Quebec) |
| Progressive | Carmichael, Archibald M. | Kindersley (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Casgrain, Pierre-François | Charlevoix--Saguenay (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Casselman, Arza Clair | Grenville--Dundas (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Cayley, Thomas Merritt | Oxford South (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Chaplin, James Dew | Lincoln (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Charters, Samuel | Peel (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Chevrier, Edgar-Rodolphe-Eugène | Ottawa (City of) (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Church, Thomas Langton | Toronto Northwest (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Clark, John Arthur | Vancouver--Burrard (British Columbia) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Coote, George Gibson | Macleod (Alberta) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Cotnam, Ira Delbert | Renfrew North (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Cowan, Donald James | Port Arthur--Thunder Bay (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Crerar, Thomas Alexander | Brandon (Manitoba) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Delisle, Michel-Siméon | Portneuf (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Denis, Joseph-Arthur | St. Denis (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Desaulniers, Arthur Lesieur | Champlain (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Descoteaux, Joseph-Félix | Nicolet (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Deslauriers, Hermas | St. Mary (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Dickie, Charles Herbert | Nanaimo (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Dionne, Georges-Léonidas | Matane (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Donnelly, Thomas F. | Willow Bunch (Saskatchewan) |
| Independent Liberal | Dubuc, Julien-Édouard-Alfred | Chicoutimi (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Duff, William | Antigonish--Guysborough (Nova Scotia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Dumaine, Cyrille | Bagot (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Dunning, Charles Avery | Regina (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Dupuis, Vincent | Laprairie--Napierville (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Dussault, Joseph-Étienne | Lévis (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Edwards, Alexander McKay | Waterloo South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Edwards, Gordon Cameron | Ottawa (City of) (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Elliott, John Campbell | Middlesex West (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Embury, Alexander Thomas | Hastings--Peterborough (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Ernst, William Gordon | Queens--Lunenburg (Nova Scotia) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Esling, William Kemble | Kootenay West (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Euler, William Daum | Waterloo North (Ontario) |
| Progressive | Evans, John | Rosetown (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Fafard, Joseph-Fernand | L'Islet (Quebec) |
| Progressive | Fansher, Burt Wendell | Lambton East (Ontario) |
| Progressive | Fansher, William Russell | Last Mountain (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Ferland, Charles-Édouard | Joliette (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Fiset, Eugène | Rimouski (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Fontaine, Joseph-Éloi | Hull (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Foster, Albion Roudolph | Victoria--Carleton (New Brunswick) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Fraser, John Anderson | Cariboo (British Columbia) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Gardiner, Robert | Acadia (Alberta) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Garland, Edward Joseph | Bow River (Alberta) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Garland, William Foster | Carleton (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Geary, George Reginald | Toronto South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Gershaw, Frederick William | Medicine Hat (Alberta) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Gervais, Joseph-Charles-Théodore | Berthier--Maskinongé (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Girouard, Wilfrid | Drummond--Arthabaska (Quebec) |
| Liberal Progressive | Glen, James Allison | Marquette (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Gott, Eccles James | Essex South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Goulet, Alfred | Russell (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Gray, Ross Wilfred | Lambton West (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Grimmer, Robert Watson | Charlotte (New Brunswick) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Guérin, James John Edmund | St. Ann (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Guthrie, Hugh | Wellington South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Hall, Walter Allan | Bruce South (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Hanson, Richard Burpee | York--Sunbury (New Brunswick) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Harris, Joseph Henry | Toronto--Scarborough (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Hay, Francis Wellington | Perth North (Ontario) |
| Labour | Heaps, Abraham Albert | Winnipeg North (Manitoba) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Heenan, Peter | Kenora--Rainy River (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Hepburn, Mitchell Frederick | Elgin West (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Hocken, Horatio Clarence | Toronto West Centre (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Hodgins, Adam King | Middlesex East (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Howard, Charles Benjamin | Sherbrooke (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Howden, John Power | St. Boniface (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Hubbs, John | Prince Edward--Lennox (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Ilsley, James Lorimer | Hants--Kings (Nova Scotia) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Irvine, William | Wetaskiwin (Alberta) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Jacobs, Samuel William | Cartier (Quebec) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Jelliff, Lincoln Henry | Lethbridge (Alberta) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Jenkins, Robert Harold | Queen's (Prince Edward Island) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Johnston, John Frederick | Long Lake (Saskatchewan) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Johnstone, Lewis Wilkieson | Cape Breton North--Victoria (Nova Scotia) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Jones, George Burpee | Royal (New Brunswick) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Kaiser, Thomas Erlin | Ontario (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Kay, William Frederic | Brome--Missisquoi (Quebec) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Kellner, Donald Ferdinand | Athabaska (Alberta) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Kennedy, Donald MacBeth | Peace River (Alberta) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | King, James Horace | Kootenay East (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | King, William Lyon Mackenzie | Prince Albert (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lacombe, Liguori | Laval--Two Mountains (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lacroix, Édouard | Beauce (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Ladner, Leon Johnson | Vancouver South (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Laflamme, Leo Kemner | Montmagny (Quebec) |
| Labour | Lang, Malcolm | Timiskaming South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Langlois, Aimé | Chambly--Verchères (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lapierre, Edmond Antoine | Nipissing (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lapointe, Ernest | Quebec East (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lavigueur, Henri-Edgar | Québec--Montmorency (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Lawson, James Earl | York West (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Lemieux, Rodolphe | Gaspé (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Lennox, Thomas Herbert | York North (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Letellier de Saint-Just, Joseph-Étienne | Compton (Quebec) |
| Progressive | Lovie, William James | Macdonald (Manitoba) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Lucas, William Thomas | Camrose (Alberta) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Luchkovich, Michael | Vegreville (Alberta) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Macdonald, Archibald John | Glengarry (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | MacDonald, Finlay | Cape Breton South (Nova Scotia) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Macdonald, John Alexander (1874-1948) | Kings (Prince Edward Island) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Macdonald, John Alexander (1883-1945) | Richmond--West Cape Breton (Nova Scotia) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | MacDougall, Isaac Duncan | Inverness (Nova Scotia) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | MacLaren, Murray | St. John--Albert (New Brunswick) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | MacLean, Alfred Edgar | Prince (Prince Edward Island) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | MacNutt, George Taylor | Colchester (Nova Scotia) |
| Progressive | Macphail, Agnes Campbell | Grey Southeast (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Malcolm, James | Bruce North (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Maloney, Martin James | Renfrew South (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Manion, Robert James | Fort William (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Marcil, Charles | Bonaventure (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Matthews, Robert Charles | Toronto East Centre (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Maybee, Milton Edgar | Northumberland (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McDiarmid, John Stewart | Winnipeg South (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | McGibbon, Peter | Muskoka--Ontario (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | McGregor, Robert Henry | York South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McIntosh, Cameron Ross | North Battleford (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McKenzie, Robert | Assiniboia (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McLean, Malcolm | Melfort (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McMillan, Thomas | Huron South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McPhee, George Washington | Yorkton (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | McPherson, Ewen Alexander | Portage la Prairie (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | McQuarrie, William Garland | New Westminster (British Columbia) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | McRae, Alexander Duncan | Vancouver North (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Mercier, Joseph-Alexandre | Laurier--Outremont (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Mercier, Paul | St. Henri (Quebec) |
| Liberal Progressive | Millar, John | Qu'Appelle (Saskatchewan) |
| Progressive | Milne, Robert | Neepawa (Manitoba) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Morin, Louis-Simon-René | St. Hyacinthe--Rouville (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Morrissy, Charles Joseph | Northumberland (New Brunswick) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Motherwell, William Richard | Melville (Saskatchewan) |
| Independent Conservative | Murphy, William Samuel | Lanark (Ontario) |
| Independent | Neill, Alan Webster | Comox--Alberni (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | O'Connor, Dennis James | Châteauguay--Huntingdon (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Odette, Edmond George | Essex East (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Parent, Georges | Quebec West (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Peck, Edward Armour | Peterborough West (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Perley, George Halsey | Argenteuil (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Perras, Fizalam-William | Wright (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Pettit, George Hamilton | Welland (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Plunkett, D'Arcy Britton | Victoria (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Pouliot, Jean-François | Témiscouata (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Power, Charles Gavan | Quebec South (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Prévost, Jules-Édouard | Terrebonne (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Price, Otto Baird | Westmorland (New Brunswick) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Quinn, Felix Patrick | Halifax (Nova Scotia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Ralston, James Layton | Shelburne--Yarmouth (Nova Scotia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Raymond, Maxime | Beauharnois (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Rennie, George Septimus | Hamilton East (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Rhéaume, Joseph-Théodule | Jacques Cartier (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Rinfret, Louis Édouard Fernand | St. James (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Roberge, Eusèbe | Mégantic (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Robinson, Sidney Cecil | Essex West (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Robitaille, Clément | Maisonneuve (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Ross, Arthur Edward | Kingston City (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Ross, John Gordon | Moose Jaw (Saskatchewan) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Rowe, William Earl | Dufferin--Simcoe (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Rutherford, James Warren | Kent (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Ryckman, Edmond Baird | Toronto East (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Ryerson, Robert Edwy | Brantford City (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Sanderson, Frederick George | Perth South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Séguin, Paul-Arthur | L'Assomption--Montcalm (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Senn, Mark Cecil | Haldimand (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Short, Harry Bernard | Digby--Annapolis (Nova Scotia) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Simpson, Thomas Edward | Algoma West (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Sinclair, Duncan | Wellington North (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Sinclair, John Ewen | Queen's (Prince Edward Island) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Smith, Arnold Neilson | Stormont (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Smith, Robert Knowlton | Cumberland (Nova Scotia) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Smoke, Franklin | Brant (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Spankie, William | Frontenac--Addington (Ontario) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Speakman, Alfred | Red Deer (Alberta) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Spence, David | Parkdale (Ontario) |
| United Farmers of Alberta | Spencer, Henry Elvins | Battle River (Alberta) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Spotton, George | Huron North (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | St-Père, Édouard-Charles | Hochelaga (Quebec) |
| Progressive | Steedsman, James | Souris (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Stevens, Henry Herbert | Vancouver Centre (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Stewart, Charles A. | Edmonton West (Alberta) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Stewart, Hugh Alexander | Leeds (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Stinson, Thomas Hubert | Victoria (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Stirling, Grote | Yale (British Columbia) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Sylvestre, Armand | Lake St. John (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Taylor, William Horace | Norfolk--Elgin (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Telford, William Pattison | Grey North (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Thompson, Alfred Burke | Simcoe East (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Thorson, Joseph Thorarinn | Winnipeg South Centre (Manitoba) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Tobin, Edmund William | Richmond--Wolfe (Quebec) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Totzke, Albert Frederick | Humboldt (Saskatchewan) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Tummon, William Ernest | Hastings South (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Vallance, John | South Battleford (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Veniot, Peter John | Gloucester (New Brunswick) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Verville, Joseph-Achille | Lotbinière (Quebec) |
| Liberal Progressive | Ward, William John | Dauphin (Manitoba) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | White, John Franklin | London (Ontario) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | White, Robert Smeaton | Mount Royal (Quebec) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Wilson, Gordon Crooks | Wentworth (Ontario) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Wilson, Lawrence Alexander | Vaudreuil--Soulanges (Quebec) |
| Labour | Woodsworth, James Shaver | Winnipeg North Centre (Manitoba) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Young, Alexander MacGillivray | Saskatoon (Saskatchewan) |
| Liberal Party of Canada | Young, Edward James | Weyburn (Saskatchewan) |
| Conservative (1867-1942) | Young, Newton Manley | Toronto Northeast (Ontario) |