This is a list of MPs that lost their seat at the 1993 Canadian federal election. In total 132 MPs were defeated for re-election, many by the recently founded Bloc Québécois and the Reform Party.

Breakdown PartyMPs defeatedProgressive Conservative100New Democrat29Independents3

Progressive Conservative PartyNameConstituencyProvinceOffice held whilst in ParliamentYear electedDefeated byPartyProgressive Conservative PartyKen AtkinsonSt. CatharinesOntario1988Walt Lastewka LiberalBill AttewellMarkham—Whitchurch—StouffvilleOntario1984Jag Bhaduria LiberalPerrin BeattyWellington—Grey—Dufferin—SimcoeOntarioSecretary of State for External Affairs (1993)1972Murray Calder LiberalRoss BelsherFraser Valley EastBritish Columbia1984Chuck StrahlReformBud BirdFredericton—York—SunburyNew Brunswick1989Andy Scott LiberalDavid BjornsonSelkirk—Red RiverManitoba1988Ron Fewchuk LiberalJean-Pierre BlackburnJonquièreQuebec1984André Caron Bloc QuébécoisPierre BlaisBellechasseQuebecPresident of the Privy Council (1993) Minister of Justice and Attorney General (1993)1984François Langlois Bloc QuébécoisDon BlenkarnMississauga SouthOntario1979Paul Szabo LiberalJohn BosleyDon Valley WestOntarioSpeaker of the House of Commons of Canada (1984–1986)1979John Godfrey LiberalLise BourgaultArgenteuil—PapineauQuebec1984Maurice Dumas Bloc QuébécoisPatrick BoyerEtobicoke—LakeshoreOntario1984Jean Augustine LiberalHarry BrightwellPerth—Wellington—WaterlooOntario1984John Richardson LiberalPauline BrowesScarborough CentreOntario1984John Cannis LiberalKim CampbellVancouver CentreBritish ColumbiaPrime Minister of Canada (1993)1988Hedy Fry LiberalMurray CardiffHuron—BruceOntario1980Paul Steckle LiberalBill CaseyCumberland—ColchesterNova Scotia1988Dianne Brushett LiberalHarry ChadwickBramalea—Gore—MaltonOntario1988Gurbax Malhi LiberalMichel ChampagneChamplainQuebec1984Réjean Lefebvre Bloc QuébécoisAndrée ChampagneSaint-Hyacinthe—BagotQuebecDeputy Speaker of the House of Commons (1990–1993)1984Yvan Loubier Bloc QuébécoisLee ClarkBrandon—SourisManitoba1983Glen McKinnon LiberalJohn E. ColeYork—SimcoeOntario1988Karen Kraft Sloan LiberalMary CollinsCapilano—Howe SoundBritish ColumbiaMinister of Health and Welfare (1993)1984Herb GrubelReformJean CorbeilAnjou—Rivière-des-PrairiesQuebecMinister of Transport (1991–1993)1988Roger Pomerleau Bloc QuébécoisRobert CorbettFundy—RoyalNew Brunswick1978Paul Zed LiberalYvon CotéRichmond—WolfeQuebec1988Gaston Leroux Bloc QuébécoisClément CoutureSaint-JeanQuebec1988Claude Bachand Bloc QuébécoisJohn CrosbieSt. John's WestNewfoundlandMinister of Fisheries and Oceans (1991–1993)1976Jean Payne LiberalCharles DebloisBeauport—Montmorency—OrléansQuebec1988Michel Guimond Bloc QuébécoisVincent Della NoceLaval EastQuebec1984Maud Debien Bloc QuébécoisGabriel DesjardinsTémiscamingueQuebec1984Pierre Brien Bloc QuébécoisPaul DickLanark—CarletonOntarioMinister of Public Works (1993)1972Ian Murray LiberalDorothy DobbieWinnipeg SouthManitoba1988Reg Alcock LiberalBill DommPeterboroughOntario1979Peter Adams LiberalMurray DorinEdmonton NorthwestAlberta1984Anne McLellanReformSuzanne DuplessisLouis-HébertQuebec1984Philippe Paré Bloc QuébécoisJim EdwardsEdmonton SouthwestAlbertaPresident of the Treasury Board (1993)1984Ian McclellandReformDoug FeeRed DeerAlberta1988Bob MillsReformLouise FelthamWild RoseAlberta1988Myron ThompsonReformMarc FerlandPortneufQuebec1984Pierre de Savoye Bloc QuébécoisMarie GibeauBourassaQuebec1988Osvaldo Núñez Bloc QuébécoisDarryl GrayBonaventure—Îles-de-la-MadeleineQuebec1984Patrick Gagnon LiberalBarbara GreeneDon Valley NorthOntario1988Sarkis Assadourian LiberalJean-Guy GuilbaultDrummondQuebec1984Pauline Picard Bloc QuébécoisAndré HarveyChicoutimiQuebecParliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister (1993)1984Gilbert Fillion Bloc QuébécoisJim HawkesCalgary WestAlberta1979Stephen HarperReformTom HockinLondon WestOntario1984Sue Barnes LiberalJean-Pierre HogueOutremontQuebec1988Martin Cauchon LiberalFelix HoltmannPortage—InterlakeManitoba1984Jon Gerrard LiberalRobert HornerMississauga WestOntarioChair of the Standing Committee on Justice1984Carolyn Parrish LiberalAl HorningOkanagan CentreBritish Columbia1988Werner SchmidtReformKen HughesMacleodAlberta1988Grant HillReformKen JamesSarnia—LambtonOntario1984Roger Gallaway LiberalAl JohnsonCalgary NorthAlberta1988Diane AblonczyReformJean-Luc JoncasMatapédia—MataneQuebec1984René Canuel Bloc QuébécoisFernand JourdenaisLa PrairieQuebec1984Richard Bélisle Bloc QuébécoisAllan KouryHochelaga—MaisonneuveQuebec1988Réal Ménard Bloc QuébécoisMonique LandryBlainville—Deux-MontagnesQuebecMinister of Communications (1993)1984Paul Mercier Bloc QuébécoisCharles LangloisManicouaganQuebec1988Bernard St-Laurent Bloc QuébécoisGaby LarrivéeJolietteQuebec1988René Laurin Bloc QuébécoisDoug LewisSimcoe NorthOntario1979Paul Devillers LiberalGilles LoiselleQuébecQuebecMinister of Finance (1993)1988Christiane Gagnon Bloc QuébécoisRicardo LópezChateauguayQuebec1984Maurice Godin Bloc QuébécoisDavid MacDonaldRosedaleOntario1988Bill Graham LiberalCharles-Eugène MarinGaspéQuebec1984Yvan Bernier Bloc QuébécoisCharlie MayerLisgar—MarquetteManitobaMinister of Agriculture (1993)1979Jake HoeppnerReformPeter McCreathSouth ShoreNova Scotia1988Derek Wells LiberalKen MonteithElgin—NorfolkOntario1988Gar Knutson LiberalBarry MoorePontiac—Gatineau—LabelleQuebec1984Robert Bertrand LiberalRob NicholsonNiagara FallsOntario1984Gary Pillitteri LiberalBrian O'KurleyElk IslandAlberta1988Ken EppReformAndré PlourdeKamouraska—Rivière-du-LoupQuebec1984André Plourde Bloc QuébécoisAlan RedwayDon Valley EastOntario1988David Collenette LiberalRoss ReidSt. John's EastNewfoundlandMinister of Fisheries and Oceans (1993)1988Bonnie Hickey LiberalJohn ReimerKitchenerOntario1984John English LiberalGuy RicardLaval WestQuebec1984Michel Dupuy LiberalLee RichardsonCalgary SoutheastAlberta1988Jan BrownReformJean-Marc RobitailleTerrebonneQuebec1988Benoît Sauvageau Bloc QuébécoisNicole Roy-ArcelinAhuntsicQuebec1988Michel Daviault Bloc QuébécoisLarry SchneiderRegina—WascanaSaskatchewanMinister of Western Economic Diversification (1993)1988Ralph Goodale LiberalJack ShieldsAthabascaAlberta1980David ChattersReformTom SiddonRichmondBritish ColumbiaMinister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development1978Raymond Chan LiberalPat SobeskiCambridgeOntario1988Janko Peric LiberalRené SoetensOntarioOntario1988Dan McTeague LiberalBobbie SparrowCalgary SouthwestAlbertaMinister of Energy, Mines, and Resources (1993)1984Preston ManningReformRoss StevensonDurhamOntario1988Alex Shepherd LiberalGuy St-JulienAbitibiQuebec1984Bernard Deshaies Bloc QuébécoisMonique TardifCharlesbourgQuebec1984Jean-Marc Jacob Bloc QuébécoisGreg ThompsonCarleton—CharlotteNew Brunswick1988Harold Culbert LiberalScott ThorkelsonEdmonton—StrathconaAlberta1988Hugh HanrahanReformMarcel TremblayQuebec EastQuebec1984Jean-Paul Marchand Bloc QuébécoisGarth TurnerHalton—PeelOntario1988Julian Reed LiberalBernard ValcourtMadawaska—VictoriaNew Brunswick1984Pierrette Ringuette LiberalBill VankoughnetHastings—Frontenac—Lennox and AddingtonOntario1984Larry McCormick LiberalJacques VienLaurentidesQuebec1988Monique Guay Bloc QuébécoisPierre H. VincentTrois-RivièresQuebec1984Yves Rocheleau Bloc QuébécoisGerry WeinerPierrefonds—DollardQuebec1988Bernard Patry LiberalStan WilbeeDeltaBritish Columbia1988John CumminsReformGeoff WilsonSwift Current—Maple Creek—AssiniboiaSaskatchewan1984Lee MorrisonReformDave WorthyCariboo—ChilcotinBritish Columbia1988Philip MayfieldReform

New Democrat PartyNameConstituencyProvinceYear electedDefeated byPartyNew DemocratIain AngusThunder Bay—AtikokanOntario1984Stan Dromisky LiberalDave BarrettEsquimalt—Juan de FucaBritish Columbia1988Keith MartinReformDawn BlackNew Westminster—BurnabyBritish Columbia1988Paul ForsethReformMichael BreaughOshawaOntario1990Ivan Grose LiberalJohn BrewinVictoriaBritish Columbia1988David Anderson LiberalSteve ButlandSault Ste. MarieOntario1988Ron Irwin LiberalRon FisherSaskatoon—DundurnSaskatchewan1988Morris Bodnar LiberalRay FunkPrince Albert—Churchill RiverSaskatchewan1988Gordon Kirkby LiberalBrian GardinerPrince George—Bulkley ValleyBritish Columbia1988Dick HarrisReformRoss HarveyEdmonton EastAlberta1988Judy Bethel LiberalLynn HunterSaanich—Gulf IslandsBritish Columbia1988Jack FrazerReformJim KarpoffSurrey NorthBritish Columbia1988Margaret BridgmanReformJoy LanganMission—CoquitlamBritish Columbia1988Daphne JenningsReformSteven W. LangdonEssex—WindsorOntario1984Susan Whelan LiberalRod LaporteMoose Jaw—Lake CentreSaskatchewan1988Allan KerpanReformLyle MacWilliamOkanagan—ShuswapBritish Columbia1988Darrel StinsonReformHoward McCurdyWindsor—St. ClairOntario1988Shaughnessy Cohen LiberalMargaret MitchellVancouver EastBritish Columbia1979Anna Terrana LiberalRod MurphyChurchillManitoba1979Elijah Harper LiberalLorne NystromYorkton—MelvilleSaskatchewan1968Garry BreitkreuzReformSid ParkerKootenay EastBritish Columbia1988Jim AbbottReformJohn RodriguezNickel BeltOntario1984Ray Bonin LiberalCid SamsonTimmins—ChapleauOntario1988Peter Thalheimer LiberalBob SkellyComox—AlberniBritish Columbia1988Bill GilmourReformRaymond SkellyNorth Island—Powell RiverBritish Columbia1988John DuncanReformDavid StupichNanaimo—CowichanBritish Columbia1988Bob RingmaReformIan WaddellPort Moody—CoquitlamBritish Columbia1979Sharon HayesReformJack WhittakerOkanagan—Similkameen—MerrittBritish Columbia1988Jim HartReformNeil YoungBeaches—WoodbineOntario1980Maria Minna Liberal

Independent PartyNameConstituencyProvinceYear electedDefeated byPartyCarole Jacques (elected Progressive Conservative)MercierQuebec1984Francine Lalonde Bloc QuébécoisAlex Kindy (elected Progressive Conservative)Calgary NortheastAlberta1984Art HangerReformPat Nowlan (elected Progressive Conservative)Annapolis Valley—HantsNova Scotia1965John Murphy Liberal

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