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Canadian Federal & Provincial Elections Calendar

Date / WindowElection
28 April 2025 (45th General Election)Federal election across all 343 House of Commons electoral districts under the 2023 Representation Order
5 October 2026 (held)Quebec provincial general election, 127 National Assembly seats. Seats won (Élections Québec): Parti québécois 60, Parti libéral du Québec 39, Parti conservateur du Québec 19, Québec solidaire 9
2027Scheduled provincial elections in Prince Edward Island, Manitoba, and Ontario municipal/by-election cycles
2028Scheduled provincial/territorial elections in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia
Monday, 15 October 2029 (fixed date under the Canada Elections Act)46th federal general election across all 343 ridings. Fixed date under the Canada Elections Act, s. 56.1(2): the third Monday of October in the fourth calendar year after the last general election (28 April 2025). The Act does not prevent an earlier dissolution of Parliament.
Monday, 7 October 2030 (fixed date under Quebec law)Next Quebec provincial general election (Quebec Election Act, s. 129)

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Major Canadian federal parties & leaders in their own words

Liberal Party of Canada — Mark Carney (Prime Minister) (Governing party in the 45th Canadian Parliament (169 MPs))

Conservative Party of Canada — Pierre Poilievre (His Majesty's Loyal Opposition in the House of Commons (141 MPs))

Bloc Québécois — Yves-François Blanchet (Third-largest party in the House of Commons, representing ridings in Quebec (22 MPs))

New Democratic Party (NDP) — Don Davies (Interim Leader); Jagmeet Singh (2017–2025 Leader) (Federal social-democratic caucus in the House of Commons (7 MPs))

Green Party of Canada — Elizabeth May (Represented in the House of Commons by the Member for Saanich—Gulf Islands (1 MP))

People's Party of Canada (PPC) — Maxime Bernier (Registered federal political party contesting ridings nationwide)

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