This is a list of members of the House of Commons of Canada in the 43rd Canadian Parliament.

Members Key: Party leaders are listed in italics. Cabinet ministers are listed in boldface. The prime minister is listed in both. The speaker is indicated by "". Parliamentary secretaries is indicated by "".

Alberta NamePartyElectoral districtFirst elected/previously electedNo. of termsConservativeBanff—Airdrie20084th termConservativeBattle River—Crowfoot20191st termConservativeBow River20152nd termConservativeCalgary Centre20191st termConservativeCalgary Confederation20152nd termConservativeCalgary Forest Lawn20191st termConservativeCalgary Heritage20172nd termConservativeCalgary Midnapore20172nd termConservativeCalgary Nose Hill20113rd termConservativeCalgary Rocky Ridge20152nd termConservativeCalgary Shepard20152nd termConservativeCalgary Signal Hill20152nd termConservativeCalgary Skyview20191st termConservativeEdmonton Centre20191st termConservativeEdmonton Griesbach20152nd termConservativeEdmonton Manning20152nd termConservativeEdmonton Mill Woods2008, 20193rd term*ConservativeEdmonton Riverbend20152nd termNew DemocraticEdmonton Strathcona20191st termConservativeEdmonton West20152nd termConservativeEdmonton—Wetaskiwin20065th termConservativeFoothills20143rd termConservativeFort McMurray—Cold Lake20143rd termConservativeGrande Prairie—Mackenzie20065th termConservativeLakeland20152nd termConservativeLethbridge20152nd termConservativeMedicine Hat—Cardston—Warner20162nd termConservativePeace River—Westlock20152nd termConservativeRed Deer—Lacombe20065th termConservativeRed Deer—Mountain View20084th termConservativeSherwood Park—Fort Saskatchewan20152nd termConservativeSt. Albert—Edmonton20152nd termConservativeSturgeon River—Parkland20172nd termConservativeYellowhead20191st term

British Columbia NamePartyElectoral districtFirst elected/previously electedNo. of termsConservativeAbbotsford20065th term LiberalBurnaby North—Seymour20152nd termNew DemocraticBurnaby South20192nd termConservativeCariboo—Prince George20152nd termConservativeCentral Okanagan—Similkameen—Nicola20113rd termConservativeChilliwack—Hope20113rd termConservativeCloverdale—Langley City20191st termLiberalCoquitlam—Port Coquitlam20152nd termNew DemocraticCourtenay—Alberni20152nd termNew DemocraticCowichan—Malahat—Langford20152nd termLiberalDelta20152nd termNew DemocraticEsquimalt—Saanich—Sooke20113rd termLiberalFleetwood—Port Kells20152nd termConservativeKamloops—Thompson—Cariboo20084th termConservativeKelowna—Lake Country20191st termConservativeKootenay—Columbia20191st termConservativeLangley—Aldergrove20191st termConservativeMission—Matsqui—Fraser Canyon20191st termGreenNanaimo—Ladysmith20192nd termNew DemocraticNew Westminster—Burnaby20046th termNew DemocraticNorth Island—Powell River20152nd termConservativeNorth Okanagan—Shuswap20152nd termLiberalNorth Vancouver20152nd termConservativePitt Meadows—Maple Ridge20191st termConservativePort Moody—Coquitlam20191st termConservativePrince George—Peace River—Northern Rockies20113rd termConservativeRichmond Centre20084th termGreenSaanich—Gulf Islands20113rd termNew DemocraticSkeena—Bulkley Valley20191st termNew DemocraticSouth Okanagan—West Kootenay20152nd termConservativeSouth Surrey—White Rock2011, 20192nd term*ConservativeSteveston—Richmond East20191st termLiberalSurrey Centre20152nd termLiberalSurrey—Newton2006, 20154th term*LiberalVancouver Centre19939th termNew DemocraticVancouver East20152nd termIndependent Vancouver Granville20152nd termNew DemocraticVancouver Kingsway20084th termLiberalVancouver Quadra20085th termLiberalVancouver South20152nd termNew DemocraticVictoria20191st termLiberalWest Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country20191st term

Manitoba NamePartyElectoral districtFirst elected/previously electedNo. of termsConservativeBrandon—Souris20133rd termConservativeCharleswood—St. James—Assiniboia—Headingley20191st termNew DemocraticChurchill—Keewatinook Aski20084th termConservativeDauphin—Swan River—Neepawa20191st termNew DemocraticElmwood—Transcona20152nd termConservativeKildonan—St. Paul20191st termConservativePortage—Lisgar20084th termConservativeProvencher20133rd termLiberalSaint Boniface—Saint Vital20152nd termConservativeSelkirk—Interlake—Eastman20046th termNew DemocraticWinnipeg Centre20191st term LiberalWinnipeg North20104th term LiberalWinnipeg South20152nd termLiberalWinnipeg South Centre20152nd term

New Brunswick NamePartyElectoral districtFirst elected/previously electedNo. of termsLiberalAcadie—Bathurst20152nd termLiberalBeauséjour20007th termJenica AtwinGreenFredericton20191st termLiberalConservativeFundy Royal2004, 20195th term* LiberalMadawaska—Restigouche20152nd termLiberalMiramichi—Grand Lake20152nd termLiberalMoncton—Riverview—Dieppe20152nd termConservativeNew Brunswick Southwest2011, 20192nd term*LiberalSaint John—Rothesay20152nd termConservativeTobique—Mactaquac20191st term

Newfoundland and Labrador NamePartyElectoral districtFirst elected/previously electedNo. of termsLiberalAvalon20152nd termLiberalBonavista—Burin—Trinity20172nd termLiberalCoast of Bays—Central—Notre Dame20046th term LiberalLabrador20133rd term LiberalLong Range Mountains20152nd termNew DemocraticSt. John's East1987, 2008, 20194th term*LiberalSt. John's South—Mount Pearl20152nd term

Nova Scotia NamePartyElectoral districtFirst elected/previously electedNo. of termsLiberalCape Breton—Canso20191st term LiberalCentral Nova20152nd termLenore ZannLiberalCumberland—Colchester20191st term LiberalDartmouth—Cole Harbour20152nd term LiberalHalifax20152nd termLiberalHalifax West1993, 20008th term*LiberalKings—Hants20191st term LiberalSackville—Preston—Chezzetcook20152nd termLiberalSouth Shore—St. Margarets20152nd termLiberalSydney—Victoria20191st termConservativeWest Nova20191st term

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