By-elections to the 24th Canadian Parliament explained

By-elections to the 24th Canadian Parliament were held to fill vacancies in the House of Commons of Canada between the 1958 federal election and the 1962 federal election. The Progressive Conservative Party of Canada led a majority government for the 24th Canadian Parliament.

Fourteen vacant seats were filled through by-elections.

By-election Date Incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Retained
Esquimalt—SaanichMay 29, 1961George Pearkes    Progressive ConservativeGeorge Chatterton    Progressive ConservativeAppointed Lieutenant Governor of British ColumbiaYes
Restigouche—MadawaskaMay 29, 1961Joseph Charles Van Horne    Progressive ConservativeEdgar-E. Fournier    Progressive ConservativeResignationYes
LeedsMay 29, 1961Hayden Stanton    Progressive ConservativeJohn Ross Matheson    LiberalDeathNo
King'sMay 29, 1961John Augustine Macdonald    Progressive ConservativeMargaret Mary Macdonald    Progressive ConservativeDeathYes
RoyalOctober 31, 1960Alfred J. Brooks    Progressive ConservativeHugh John Flemming    Progressive ConservativeCalled to the SenateYes
Niagara FallsOctober 31, 1960William Houck    LiberalJudy LaMarsh    LiberalDeathYes
PeterboroughOctober 31, 1960Gordon K. Fraser    Progressive ConservativeWalter Pitman    NewDeathNo
LabelleOctober 31, 1960Henri Courtemanche    Progressive ConservativeGaston Clermont    LiberalCalled to the SenateNo
Hastings—FrontenacOctober 5, 1959Sidney Earle Smith    Progressive ConservativeRod Webb    Progressive ConservativeDeathYes
RussellOctober 5, 1959Joseph-Omer Gour    LiberalPaul Tardif    LiberalDeathYes
SpringfieldDecember 15, 1958Val Yacula    Progressive ConservativeJoe Slogan    Progressive ConservativeDeathYes
TrinityDecember 15, 1958Edward R. Lockyer    Progressive ConservativePaul Hellyer    LiberalDeathNo
Grenville—DundasSeptember 29, 1958A. Clair Casselman    Progressive ConservativeJean Casselman    Progressive ConservativeDeathYes
Montmagny—L'IsletSeptember 29, 1958Jean Lesage    LiberalLouis Fortin    Progressive ConservativeResigned to enter provincial politics in QuebecNo

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