In Canada, a deputy premier is the deputy head of government of a province or territory. , eleven of thirteen provinces and territories have a deputy premier in office.
As the prime minister–premier distinction does not exist in French, the federal and provincial deputy first ministers are styled as (masculine) or (feminine).
List of current Canadian deputy premiers Ordered by entry to Confederation Jurisdiction Office Holder Date of appointment Premier Federal: Deputy prime minister Canada Title not in use (since December 16, 2024) Mark CarneyLiberal Provincial/territorial: Deputy premiers Ontario Doug FordProgressive Conservative Quebec Christine FréchetteCoalition Avenir Québec Nova Scotia Tim HoustonProgressive Conservative New Brunswick Susan HoltLiberal Manitoba Wab KinewNDP British Columbia David EbyNDP Prince Edward IslandTitle not in use (since December 12, 2025) Rob LantzProgressive Conservative Alberta Danielle SmithUnited Conservative Saskatchewan Scott MoeSaskatchewan Party Newfoundland and Labrador Tony WakehamProgressive Conservative YukonTitle not in use (since November 22, 2025) Currie DixonYukon Party Northwest Territories R.J. Simpson(consensus government) Nunavut George Hickes John Main (consensus government)
See also Premier (Canada) Deputy Prime Minister of Canada Deputy Premier of British Columbia Deputy Premier of Manitoba Deputy Premier of Ontario Deputy Premier of Prince Edward Island Deputy Premier of Quebec
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