NameElected partyConstituencyElected dateMilitary serviceLéo Alphonse Joseph CadieuxLiberalTerrebonneJune 18, 1962Canadian Army (1941–1944)Charles Hazlitt CahanConservativeSt. Lawrence—St. GeorgeOctober 29, 1925Canadian ArmyThomas Boyd CaldwellLiberalLanark NorthNovember 3, 1904Militia (1888–1893)Colin CameronCo-operative Commonwealth FederationNanaimoAugust 10, 1953Canadian Army (1915–1919) John Charles Alexander CameronLiberalHastings SouthOctober 14, 1935Canadian ArmyCharles James CampbellConservativeVictoriaDecember 17, 1874Militia (1840–1869)Colin Alexander CampbellLiberalFrontenac—AddingtonSeptember 24, 1934Canadian Army (1939–1945)Glenlyon CampbellConservativeDauphinOctober 26, 1908Militia (1885), Canadian Army (1914–1917)Grant CampbellProgressive ConservativeStormontMarch 31, 1958Canadian ArmyStewart CampbellAnti-ConfederateGuysboroughSeptember 20, 1867MilitiaRalph Osborne CampneyLiberalVancouver CentreJune 27, 1949Canadian Army, Royal Flying Corps (1915–1919)Charles-Arthur Dumoulin CannonLiberalÎles-de-la-MadeleineJune 27, 1949Canadian Army (1942–1949)Reg CantelonProgressive ConservativeKindersleyApril 8, 1963Canadian Army (1939–1945)Thomas CantleyConservativePictouOctober 29, 1925British Army (1915–1916)Louis-Joseph-Lucien CardinLiberalRichelieu—VerchèresOctober 6, 1952Royal Canadian Navy (1941–1945)Jean Guy CarignanLiberalQuebec EastNovember 27, 2000Canadian Army (1957–1961)George CaronConservativeMaskinongéSeptember 20, 1867MilitiaJean-Baptiste Thomas CaronLiberalCity of OttawaDecember 23, 1907Canadian Army (1914–1918)Franklin Metcalfe CarpenterConservativeWentworth SouthFebruary 22, 1887Militia (1872–1897)Donald CarrickLiberalTrinityNovember 8, 1954Canadian Army (1940–1945)John James CarrickConservativeThunder Bay and Rainy RiverSeptember 21, 1911Canadian ArmyWilliam F. CarrollLiberalCape Breton SouthSeptember 21, 1911Canadian Army (1916-)Chesley William CarterLiberalBurin—BurgeoJune 27, 1949Royal Newfoundland Regiment (1917–1919), Canadian Army (1941–1946)Frank Broadstreet CarvellLiberalCarletonNovember 3, 1904MilitiaWilfrid Garfield CaseProgressive ConservativeGrey NorthFebruary 5, 1945Royal Flying Corps (1917–1919)George Elliott CaseyLiberalElgin WestOctober 12, 1872MilitiaArza Clair CasselmanConservativeGrenvilleDecember 6, 1921Canadian ArmyCora Taylor CasselmanLiberalEdmonton EastJune 2, 1941Canadian ArmyFrederick Clayton CasselmanLiberalEdmonton EastMarch 26, 1940Canadian Army (1916–1919)Orren D. CasselmanUnionistDundasDecember 17, 1917Canadian ArmyGeorge Hugh CastledenCo-operative Commonwealth FederationYorktonMarch 26, 1940Canadian Army (1917–1918)Joseph-Édouard CauchonConservativeMontmorencySeptember 20, 1867MilitiaHarry Peter CaversLiberalLincolnJune 27, 1949Royal Canadian Navy (1942–1945)John Léo ChabotConservativeCity of OttawaSeptember 21, 1911Canadian ArmyBrown ChamberlinConservativeMissisquoiSeptember 20, 1867MilitiaAlan ChambersLiberalNanaimoMarch 26, 1940Canadian ArmyEgan ChambersProgressive ConservativeSt. Lawrence—St. GeorgeMarch 31, 1958Canadian ArmyGeorge Louis ChattertonProgressive ConservativeEsquimalt—SaanichMay 29, 1961Royal Canadian Air Force (1942–1946)Ray ChénierLiberalTimmins—ChapleauMay 22, 1979Canadian Army (1956–1958)Leverett de Veber ChipmanLiberalKingsJune 23, 1870MilitiaCorneliu ChisuConservativePickering-Scarborough EastMay 2, 2011Canadian Army Gordon ChownProgressive ConservativeWinnipeg SouthJune 10, 1957Canadian ArmyGordon Minto ChurchillProgressive ConservativeWinnipeg South CentreJune 25, 1951Canadian Army (1916–1945)Gordon Drummond ClancyProgressive ConservativeYorktonMarch 31, 1958Royal Air Force (1935–1947)Hugh ClarkConservativeBruce NorthSeptember 21, 1911Militia (1906–1911)John Arthur ClarkConservativeBurrardDecember 6, 1921Canadian Army (1915–1919)Brooke ClaxtonLiberalSt. Lawrence—St. GeorgeMarch 26, 1940Canadian ArmyHughes CleaverLiberalHaltonOctober 14, 1935Canadian ArmyClarence Chester ClevelandConservativeRichmond—WolfeMarch 5, 1891Militia (1888–1899)Kenneth Judson CochraneLiberalCumberlandOctober 14, 1935Canadian Army (1943–1944)Alan CockeramNational GovernmentYork SouthMarch 26, 1940Canadian Army (1918-)William Foster CockshuttConservativeBrantfordNovember 3, 1904Canadian ArmyJoseph-Roland ComtoisLiberalJoliette—l'Assomption—MontcalmNovember 8, 1965Canadian Army (1949–1968), Canadian Forces Land Force Command (1968–1971)James ConmeeLiberalThunder Bay and Rainy RiverNovember 3, 1904United States ArmyCharles Henry "Chuck" CookProgressive ConservativeNorth Vancouver—BurnabyMay 22, 1979Canadian Forces Land Force CommandRichard Clive CooperUnionistVancouver SouthDecember 17, 1917Militia, Canadian Army (1914-)Robert Alfred CorbettProgressive ConservativeFundy—RoyalOctober 16, 1978Canadian Forces Land Force CommandMaxime CormierConservativeRestigouche—MadawaskaJuly 28, 1930Canadian ArmyJames Neilson CorryLiberalPerthJune 27, 1949Canadian ArmyCharles Jérémie CoulombeConservativeMaskinongéFebruary 22, 1887Militia (1882–1902)Michel Charles Joseph CoursolConservativeMontreal EastSeptember 17, 1878MilitiaWalter Davy CowanUnionistReginaDecember 17, 1917Canadian ArmyJames CrawfordConservativeBrockvilleSeptember 20, 1867Militia (1866–1871)John CrawfordLiberalPortage la PrairieNovember 3, 1904Militia (1885)John Willoughby CrawfordConservativeLeeds SouthSeptember 20, 1867Militia (1861–1863)William Lawrence Marven CreaghanProgressive ConservativeWestmorlandMarch 31, 1958Canadian ArmyPatrick Dermott CroftonProgressive ConservativeEsquimalt—SaanichSeptember 4, 1984Royal Canadian NavyDavid Arnold CrollLiberalSpadinaJune 11, 1945Canadian Army (1939–1945)Hume CronynUnionistLondonDecember 17, 1917Militia (1899–1907)Lloyd CrouseProgressive ConservativeQueens—LunenburgJune 10, 1957Royal Canadian Air ForceFrederick William CumberlandConservativeAlgomaJune 10, 1957Royal Canadian Air ForceDouglas CunningtonConservativeCalgary WestSeptember 18, 1939Canadian Army (1930-)John Allister CurrieConservativeSimcoe NorthOctober 26, 1908Militia (1892-), Canadian Army (1914-)Morley CurrieLiberalPrince EdwardOctober 26, 1908Canadian Army (1907–1920)Alexandre CyrLiberalGaspéApril 8, 1963Canadian Army (1941–1943)