List of women elected to Canadian Parliament explained

Women have served in the Canadian House of Commons since the 1921 entrance of Agnes MacPhail, a member of the Progressive Party of Canada from Grey Southeast. Over 370 women have since served in the House. there are 103 female MPs, or 30% of the body, the highest in Canada's history. Twenty-two of them were elected in the 2021 federal election. This represents a gain of three seats from the previous record of 100 women in the 43rd Canadian Parliament, of whom 98 were elected in the 2019 federal election,^[1] followed by two more at subsequent by-elections in 2020.

Women have been elected to the House of Commons from every province and territory in Canada.

House of Commons

First elected before 1993

Member of Parliament	Riding	Took office	Left office	Party		Note
		Agnes Macphail	Grey Southeast			Progressive	^[2]	First woman elected to Parliament First Scottish-Canadian woman elected to Parliament First Progressive woman elected to Parliament First woman elected to Parliament from Ontario
		Martha Black	Yukon			Independent Conservative	^[3]	First American-Canadian woman elected to Parliament First Independent woman elected to Parliament First woman elected to Parliament from Yukon
		Dorise Nielsen	North Battleford			Unity	^[4]	First English-Canadian woman elected to Parliament Only Labor-Progressive or Unity (i.e., Communist) woman elected to Parliament First woman elected to Parliament from Saskatchewan
Labor-Progressive
		Cora Taylor Casselman	Edmonton East			Liberal	^[5]	First Liberal woman elected to Parliament First woman elected to Parliament from Alberta First woman elected in a by-election
		Gladys Strum	Qu'Appelle			CCF	^[6]	First CCF/NDP woman elected to Parliament
		Ellen Fairclough	Hamilton West			Progressive Conservative	^[7]	First Conservative woman elected to Parliament First woman to serve in Cabinet Secretary of State for Canada (1957–1958) Minister of Citizenship and Immigration (1958–1962) Postmaster General (1962–1963)
		Margaret Aitken	York—Humber			Progressive Conservative	^[8]	First woman appointed to chair a Parliamentary Committee
		Sybil Bennett	Halton			Progressive Conservative	^[9]	First woman to die in office
		Ann Shipley	Timiskaming			Liberal	^[10]	First woman to move the address in reply to the Speech from the Throne
		Jean Casselman Wadds	Grenville—Dundas			Progressive Conservative	^[11]	First woman to be appointed a Parliamentary Secretary
		Judy LaMarsh	Niagara Falls			Liberal	^[12]	Minister of Health (1963–1965) Minister of Sport (1963–1965) Secretary of State for Canada (1965–1968)
		Margaret Mary Macdonald	Kings			Progressive Conservative	^[13]	First woman elected to Parliament from Prince Edward Island
		Isabel Hardie	Northwest Territories			Liberal	^[14]	First woman elected to Parliament from the Northwest Territories
		Pauline Jewett	Northumberland			Liberal	^[15]	First woman elected to Parliament as a candidate from more than one party
			New Westminster—Coquitlam			NDP
		Margaret Konantz	Winnipeg South			Liberal	^[16]	First woman elected to Parliament from Manitoba
		Eloise Jones	Saskatoon			Progressive Conservative	^[17]
		Margaret Rideout	Westmorland			Liberal	^[18]	First woman elected to Parliament from New Brunswick
		Grace MacInnis	Vancouver Kingsway			NDP	^[19]	First woman elected to Parliament from British Columbia
		Monique Bégin	Saint-Léonard—Anjou			Liberal	^[20]	First Italian-Canadian woman elected to Parliament First woman elected to Parliament from Quebec Minister of National Revenue (1976–1977) Minister of Health (1977–1979, 1980–1984)
		Flora MacDonald	Kingston and the Islands			Progressive Conservative	^[21]	Minister of Foreign Affairs (1979–1980) Minister of Employment and Immigration (1984–1986) Minister of Communications (1986–1988)
		Albanie Morin	Louis-Hébert			Liberal	^[22]	First woman elected to Parliament from Quebec
		Jeanne Sauvé	Laval-des-Rapides			Liberal	^[23]	First woman elected to Parliament from Quebec First woman to be Speaker of the House of Commons First woman to be appointed Governor General Minister of the Environment (1974–1975) Minister of Communications (1975–1979) Speaker of the House of Commons (1980–1984)
		Ursula Appolloni	York South—Weston			Liberal	^[24]	First Irish-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
		Iona Campagnolo	Skeena			Liberal	^[25]	First woman to be President of a Political Party Minister for Sport (1976–1979) Liberal Party President (1982–1984)
		Coline Campbell	Southwestern Nova			Liberal	^[26]	First woman elected to Parliament from Nova Scotia
		Simma Holt	Vancouver Kingsway			Liberal	^[27]	First Jewish woman elected to Parliament
		Aideen Nicholson	Trinity			Liberal	^[28]
		Jean Pigott	Ottawa—Carleton			Progressive Conservative	^[29]
		Celine Hervieux-Payette	Mercier			Liberal	^[30]	Minister for Sport (1983–1984) Minister for Youth (1984) Canadian Senator (1995–2016)
		Marie Thérèse Killens	Saint-Michel—Ahuntsic			Liberal	^[31]
		Margaret Mitchell	Vancouver East			NDP	^[32]
		Diane Stratas	Scarborough Centre			Progressive Conservative	^[33]	First Greek-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
		Suzanne Beauchamp-Niquet	Roberval			Liberal	^[34]
		Pat Carney	Vancouver Centre			Progressive Conservative	^[35]	First woman to be appointed to a senior economic cabinet portfolio Minister of Energy (1984–1986) Minister of International Trade (1986–1988) President of the Treasury Board (1988)
		Eva Côté	Rimouski			Liberal	^[36]
		Judy Erola	Nickel Belt			Liberal	^[37]	First Finnish-Canadian woman elected to Parliament Minister for Mines (1980–1983) Minister for Status of Women (1981–1984) Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs (1983–1984)
		Jennifer Cossitt	Leeds—Grenville			Progressive Conservative	^[38]
		Lynn McDonald	Broadview-Greenwood			NDP	^[39]
		Gabrielle Bertrand	Brome—Missisquoi			Progressive Conservative	^[40]
		Suzanne Blais-Grenier	Rosemont			Progressive Conservative	^[41]	Minister of the Environment (1984–1985) Minister for Transport (1985) First woman expelled from her original party's caucus
						Independent
		Anne Blouin	Montmorency—Orléans			Progressive Conservative	^[42]
		Lise Bourgault	Argenteuil—Papineau			Progressive Conservative	^[43]
		Pauline Browes	Scarborough Centre			Progressive Conservative	^[44]	Minister of State (Environment) (1991–1993) Minister for Aboriginal Affairs (1993)
		Andrée Champagne	Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot			Progressive Conservative	^[45]	Minister for Youth (1984–1986)
		Mary Collins	Capilano			Progressive Conservative	^[46]	Minister for the Status of Women (1990–1993) Minister of Health (1993) Minister for Sport (1993)
		Sheila Copps	Hamilton East			Liberal	^[47]	Deputy Prime Minister (1993–1997) Minister of the Environment (1993–1996) Minister for Communications (1996) Minister of Canadian Heritage (1996–2003)
		Sheila Finestone	Mount Royal			Liberal	^[48]	Minister for the Status of Women (1993–1996)
		Suzanne Duplessis	Louis-Hébert			Progressive Conservative	^[49]
		Carole Jacques	Mercier			Progressive Conservative	^[50]
		Monique Landry	Blainville—Deux-Montagnes			Progressive Conservative	^[51]	Minister for External Relations (1986–1993) Minister of Communications (1993)
		Claudy Mailly	Gatineau			Progressive Conservative	^[52]
		Shirley Martin	Lincoln			Progressive Conservative	^[53]	Progressive Conservative Caucus Chair (1988) Minister of State (Transport) (1988–1990, 1991–1993)
		Barbara McDougall	St. Paul's			Progressive Conservative	^[54]	Minister for the Status of Women (1986–1990) Minister for Employment (1988–1991) Minister for Foreign Affairs (1991–1993)
		Lucie Pépin	Outremont			Liberal	^[55]
		Bobbie Sparrow	Calgary Southwest			Progressive Conservative	^[56]	Minister of Energy (1993)
		Monique Tardif	Charlesbourg			Progressive Conservative	^[57]
		Monique Vézina	Rimouski—Témiscouata			Progressive Conservative	^[58]	Minister of External Relations (1984–1986, 1993) Minister for Supply and Services (1986–1987) Minister for Seniors (1988–1993)
		Marion Dewar	Hamilton Mountain			NDP	^[59]
		Audrey McLaughlin	Yukon			NDP	^[60]	NDP Leader (1989–1995)
		Edna Anderson	Simcoe Centre			Progressive Conservative	^[61]
		Dawn Black	New Westminster—Burnaby			NDP	^[62]
New Westminster—Coquitlam
		Ethel Blondin-Andrew	Western Arctic			Liberal	^[63]	First Indigenous woman elected to Parliament Minister of Children and Youth Development (1993–2004) Minister for Northern Development (2004–2006)
		Catherine Callbeck	Malpeque			Liberal	^[64]
		Kim Campbell	Vancouver Centre			Progressive Conservative	^[65]	Only woman Prime Minister of Canada (1993) Leader of the Conservative Party (1993–1994) Minister of Justice (1990–1993) Minister of Defence (1993)
		Marlene Catterall	Ottawa West—Nepean			Liberal	^[66]	Chief Government Whip (2001–2003)
		Mary Clancy	Halifax			Liberal	^[67]
		Dorothy Dobbie	Winnipeg South			Progressive Conservative	^[68]
		Louise Feltham	Wild Rose			Progressive Conservative	^[69]
		Beryl Gaffney	Nepean			Liberal	^[70]
		Marie Gibeau	Bourassa			Progressive Conservative	^[71]
		Barbara Greene	Don Valley North			Progressive Conservative	^[72]
		Albina Guarnieri	Mississauga East—Cooksville			Liberal	^[73]	Minister of Veterans Affairs (2004–2006)
		Lynn Hunter	Saanich—Gulf Islands			NDP	^[74]
		Joy Langan	Mission—Coquitlam			NDP	^[75]
		Shirley Maheu	Saint-Laurent—Cartierville			Liberal	^[76]
		Diane Marleau	Sudbury			Liberal	^[77]	Minister of Health (1993–1996) Minister of Public Works (1996–1997) Minister of International Cooperation (1997–1999)
		Beth Phinney	Hamilton Mountain			Liberal	^[78]
		Nicole Roy-Arcelin	Ahuntsic			Progressive Conservative	^[79]
		Christine Stewart	Northumberland			Liberal	^[80]	Minister of the Environment (1997–1999)
		Pierrette Venne	Saint-Bruno—Saint-Hubert			Progressive Conservative	^[81]	First woman to cross the floor during her term and to be expelled from her new party's caucus
						Bloc Québécois
						Independent
		Deborah Grey	Beaver River			Reform	^[82]	Interim leader of the Canadian Alliance and Leader of the Official Opposition (2000)
			Edmonton North			Alliance
						Conservative

First elected 1993–2008

Member of Parliament	Riding	Took office	Left office	Party		Note
		Diane Ablonczy	Calgary Nose Hill			Reform	^[83]	Minister of Small Business and Tourism (2007–2010) Minister for Seniors (2010–2011) Minister for Consular Affairs (2011–2013)
						Alliance
						Conservative
		Jean Augustine	Etobicoke—Lakeshore			Liberal	^[84]	First Black Canadian and Grenadian-Canadian woman elected to Parliament Minister for Multiculturalism (2002–2004) Minister for Status of Women (2002–2004)
		Eleni Bakopanos	Ahuntsic			Liberal	^[85]
		Sue Barnes	London West			Liberal	^[86]
		Colleen Beaumier	Brampton West			Liberal	^[87]
		Judy Bethel	Edmonton East			Liberal	^[88]
		Margaret Bridgman	Surrey North			Reform	^[89]
		Bonnie Brown	Oakville			Liberal	^[90]
		Jan Brown	Calgary Southeast			Reform	^[91]	First Croatian-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
		Dianne Brushett	Cumberland—Colchester			Liberal	^[92]
		Brenda Chamberlain	Guelph			Liberal	^[93]
		Shaughnessy Cohen	Windsor—St. Clair			Liberal	^[94]
		Marlene Cowling	Dauphin—Swan River			Liberal	^[95]
		Madeleine Dalphond-Guiral	Laval Centre			Bloc Québécois	^[96]	Chief Opposition Whip (1996–1997)
		Maud Debien	Laval East			Bloc Québécois	^[97]
		Hedy Fry	Vancouver Centre		Incumbent	Liberal	^[98]	First Trinidadian-Canadian woman elected to Parliament Minister for Multiculturalism (1996–2002) Minister for Status of Women (1996–2002) Longest-serving female MP
		Christiane Gagnon	Québec			Bloc Québécois	^[99]
		Monique Guay	Riviere-du-Nord			Bloc Québécois	^[100]
		Sharon Hayes	Port Moody—Coquitlam			Reform	^[101]
		Bonnie Hickey	St. John's East			Liberal	^[102]
		Daphne Jennings	Mission—Coquitlam			Reform	^[103]
		Karen Kraft Sloan	York North			Liberal	^[104]
		Francine Lalonde	La Pointe-de-l'Île			Bloc Québécois	^[105]
		Anne McLellan	Edmonton Centre			Liberal	^[106]	Minister of Natural Resources (1993–1997) Minister of Justice (1997–2002) Minister of Health (2002–2003) Deputy Prime Minister (2003–2006) Minister of Public Safety (2003–2006)
		Val Meredith	South Surrey—White Rock			Reform	^[107]
						Alliance
						Conservative
		Maria Minna	Beaches—East York			Liberal	^[108]	Minister of International Cooperation (1999–2002)
		Carolyn Parrish	Mississauga—Erindale			Liberal	^[109]
						Independent
		Jean Payne	St. John's West			Liberal	^[110]
		Pauline Picard	Drummond			Bloc Québécois	^[111]
		Pierrette Ringuette	Madawaska—Victoria			Liberal	^[112]
		Georgette Sheridan	Saskatoon—Humboldt			Liberal	^[113]
		Roseanne Skoke	Central Nova			Liberal	^[114]
		Jane Stewart	Brant			Liberal	^[115]	Minister of National Revenue (1996–1997) Minister of Aboriginal Affairs (1997–1999) Minister of Human Resources (1999–2003)
		Anna Terrana	Vancouver East			Liberal	^[116]
		Paddy Torsney	Burlington			Liberal	^[117]
		Suzanne Tremblay	Rimouski-Neigette-et-La Mitis			Bloc Québécois	^[118]
		Rose-Marie Ur	Lambton—Kent—Middlesex			Liberal	^[119]
		Elsie Wayne	Saint John			Progressive Conservative	^[120]	Conservative Deputy Leader (2002–2004)
						Conservative
		Susan Whelan	Essex			Liberal	^[121]	Minister of International Cooperation (2002–2003)
		Lucienne Robillard	Westmount—Ville-Marie			Liberal	^[122]	Minister of Labour (1995–1996) Minister of Citizenship and Immigration (1996–1999) President of the Treasury Board (1999–2003) Minister of Industry (2003–2004) Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs (2004–2006)
		Hélène Alarie	Louis-Hébert			Bloc Québécois	^[123]
		Carolyn Bennett	Toronto—St. Paul's			Liberal	^[124]	Minister for Public Health (2003–2006) Minister of Crown–Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs/Crown–Indigenous Relations (2015–2021) Minister of Mental Health and Addictions (2021–2023)
		Claudette Bradshaw	Moncton—Riverview—Dieppe			Liberal	^[125]	Minister for Labour (1998–2004)
		Sarmite Bulte	Parkdale—High Park			Liberal	^[126]	First Latvian-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
		Elinor Caplan	Thornhill			Liberal	^[127]	Minister of Citizenship and Immigration (1999–2002) Minister of National Revenue (2002–2003)
		Aileen Carroll	Barrie			Liberal	^[128]
		Libby Davies	Vancouver East			NDP	^[129]	NDP Deputy Leader (2007–2015) First female MP to come out as LGBTQ during her term
		Bev Desjarlais	Churchill			NDP	^[130]
		Michelle Dockrill	Cape Breton—Canso			NDP	^[131]
		Raymonde Folco	Laval West			Liberal	^[132]
		Jocelyne Girard-Bujold	Jonquiere			Bloc Québécois	^[133]
		Louise Hardy	Yukon			NDP	^[134]
		Marlene Jennings	Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Lachine			Liberal	^[135]
		Nancy Karetak-Lindell	Nunavut			Liberal	^[136]	First Inuit woman elected to Parliament
		Sophia Leung	Vancouver Kingsway			Liberal	^[137]	First Chinese-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
		Wendy Lill	Dartmouth—Cole Harbour			NDP	^[138]
		Judi Longfield	Whitby—Oshawa			Liberal	^[139]
		Alexa McDonough	Halifax			NDP	^[140]	NDP Leader (1995–2003)
		Karen Redman	Kitchener Centre			Liberal	^[141]	Chief Government Whip (2004–2006)
		Caroline St-Hilaire	Longueuil—Pierre-Boucher			Bloc Québécois	^[142]
		Diane St-Jacques	Shefford			Progressive Conservative	^[143]
						Liberal
		Yolande Thibeault	Saint-Lambert			Liberal	^[144]
		Angela Vautour	Beauséjour—Petitcodiac			NDP	^[145]
						Progressive Conservative
		Judy Wasylycia-Leis	Winnipeg North			NDP	^[146]
		Judy Sgro	Humber River—Black Creek		Incumbent	Liberal	^[147]	Minister of Citizenship and Immigration (2003–2005)
		Carole-Marie Allard	Laval East			Liberal	^[148]
		Diane Bourgeois	Terrebonne—Blainville			Bloc Québécois	^[149]
		Cheryl Gallant	Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke		Incumbent	Alliance	^[150]
						Conservative
		Betty Hinton	Kamloops, Thompson and Highland Valleys			Alliance	^[151]
			Kamloops—Thompson/ Kamloops—Thompson—Cariboo			Conservative
		Anita Neville	Winnipeg South Centre			Liberal	^[152]
		Helene Scherrer	Louis-Hébert			Liberal	^[153]	Minister of Canadian Heritage (2003–2004)
		Carol Skelton	Saskatoon—Rosetown—Biggar			Alliance	^[154]	Minister of National Revenue (2006–2007) Minister of Western Economic Diversification (2006–2007)
						Conservative
		Lynne Yelich	Blackstrap			Alliance	^[155]	Minister of Western Economic Diversification (2008–2013) Minister of Consular Affairs (2013–2015)
						Conservative
		Liza Frulla	Jeanne-Le Ber			Liberal	^[156]	Minister of Human Resources (2003–2004) Minister of Canadian Heritage (2004–2006) Minister for the Status of Women (2004–2006)
		Rona Ambrose	Sturgeon River—Parkland			Conservative	^[157]	Minister of the Environment (2006–2007) Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs (2007–2008) Minister of Western Economic Diversification (2007–2008) Minister of Labour (2008–2010) Minister of Public Works (2010–2013) Minister for the Status of Women (2010–2013) Minister of Health (2013–2015)
		Françoise Boivin	Gatineau			Liberal	^[158]
						NDP
		France Bonsant	Compton—Stanstead			Bloc Québécois	^[159]
		Paule Brunelle	Trois-Rivières			Bloc Québécois	^[160]
		Jean Crowder	Nanaimo—Ladysmith			NDP	^[161]
		Nicole Demers	Laval			Bloc Québécois	^[162]
		Johanne Deschamps	Laurentides—Labelle			Bloc Québécois	^[163]
		Ruby Dhalla	Brampton—Springdale			Liberal	^[164]	First Indo-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
		Meili Faille	Vaudreuil—Soulanges			Bloc Québécois	^[165]	First Taiwanese-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
		Diane Finley	Haldimand—Norfolk			Conservative	^[166]	Minister of Human Resources (2006–2007, 2008–2013) Minister of Citizenship and Immigration (2007–2008) Minister of Public Works (2013–2015)
		Nina Grewal	Fleetwood—Port Kells			Conservative	^[167]	First Indo-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
		Helena Guergis	Simcoe—Grey			Conservative	^[168]	Minister for Sport (2007–2008) Minister for the Status of Women (2008–2010)
		Susan Kadis	Thornhill			Liberal	^[169]
		Carole Lavallee	Saint-Bruno—Saint-Hubert			Bloc Québécois	^[170]
		Bev Oda	Durham			Conservative	^[171]	First Japanese-Canadian woman elected to Parliament Minister of Canadian Heritage (2006–2007) Minister for the Status of Women (2006–2007) Minister of International Cooperation (2007–2012)
		Denise Poirier-Rivard	Chateauguay—Saint-Constant			Bloc Québécois	^[172]
		Yasmin Ratansi	Don Valley East			Liberal	^[173]	First Tanzanian-Canadian woman and also first Ismaili woman elected to Parliament
						Independent
		Joy Smith	Kildonan—St. Paul			Conservative	^[174]
		Belinda Stronach	Newmarket—Aurora			Conservative	^[175]	First Austrian-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
						Liberal
		Louise Thibault	Rimouski-Neigette—Témiscouata—Les Basques			Bloc Québécois	^[176]
		Vivian Barbot	Papineau			Bloc Québécois	^[177]	First Haitian-Canadian woman elected to Parliament BQ Leader (2011)
		Catherine Bell	Vancouver Island North			NDP	^[178]
		Sylvie Boucher	Beauport—Limoilou			Conservative	^[179]
Beauport—Côte-de-Beaupré—Île d'Orléans—Charlevoix
		Chris Charlton	Hamilton Mountain			NDP	^[180]	First German-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
		Olivia Chow	Trinity—Spadina			NDP	^[181]
		Pat Davidson	Sarnia—Lambton			Conservative	^[182]
		Claude DeBellefeuille	Beauharnois—Salaberry			Bloc Québécois	^[183]	BQ Whip (2010–2011)
Salaberry—Suroît
		Carole Freeman	Chateauguay—Saint-Constant			Bloc Québécois	^[184]	BQ Whip (2010–2011)
		Tina Keeper	Churchill			Liberal	^[185]
		Irene Mathyssen	London—Fanshawe			NDP	^[186]
		Maria Mourani	Ahuntsic			Bloc Québécois	^[187]	First Lebanese-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
						Independent
		Peggy Nash	Parkdale—High Park			NDP	^[188]
		Penny Priddy	Surrey North			NDP	^[189]
		Denise Savoie	Victoria			NDP	^[190]	Deputy Speaker (2011–2012)
		Josée Verner	Louis-Saint-Laurent			Conservative	^[191]	Minister of International Cooperation (2006–2007) Minister of Canadian Heritage (2007–2008) Minister for the Status of Women (2007–2008) Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs (2008–2011)
		Ève-Mary Thaï Thi Lac	Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot			Bloc Québécois	^[192]	First Vietnamese-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
		Martha Hall Findlay	Willowdale			Liberal	^[193]
		Joyce Murray	Vancouver Quadra		Incumbent	Liberal	^[194]	First South African-Canadian woman elected to Parliament President of the Treasury Board (2019) Minister of Digital Government (2019–2021) Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard (2021–2023)
		Leona Aglukkaq	Nunavut			Conservative	^[195]	Minister of Health (2008–2013) Minister of the Environment (2013–2015)
		Niki Ashton	Churchill		Incumbent	NDP	^[196]
		Josée Beaudin	Saint-Lambert			Bloc Québécois	^[197]
		Candice Bergen	Portage—Lisgar			Conservative	^[198]	Minister of Social Development (2013–2015) Official Opposition House Leader (2016–2020)
		Kelly Block	Carlton Trail—Eagle Creek		Incumbent	Conservative	^[199]
		Lois Brown	Newmarket—Aurora			Conservative	^[200]
		Dona Cadman	Surrey North			Conservative	^[201]
		Siobhan Coady	St. John's South—Mount Pearl			Liberal	^[202]
		Bonnie Crombie	Mississauga—Streetsville			Liberal	^[203]	First Polish-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
		Kirsty Duncan	Etobicoke North		Incumbent	Liberal	^[204]	Minister for Science (2015–2019) Minister of Sport and Persons with Disabilities (2018) Deputy House Leader of the Government (2019–present)
		Linda Duncan	Edmonton—Strathcona			NDP	^[205]
		Judy Foote	Bonavista—Burin—Trinity			Liberal	^[206]	Minister of Public Services and Procurement; Receiver General (2015–2017)
		Shelly Glover	Saint Boniface			Conservative	^[207]	First Métis woman elected to Parliament Minister of Canadian Heritage (2013–2015)
		Carol Hughes	Algoma—Manitoulin—Kapuskasing		Incumbent	NDP	^[208]
		Megan Leslie	Halifax			NDP	^[209]	Deputy NDP Leader (2012–2015)
		Cathy McLeod	Kamloops—Thompson—Cariboo			Conservative	^[210]
		Alexandra Mendès	Brossard—La Prairie			Liberal	^[211]	First Portuguese-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
Brossard—Saint-Lambert				Incumbent
		Tilly O'Neill-Gordon	Miramichi			Conservative	^[212]
		Lisa Raitt	Milton			Conservative	^[213]	Minister of Natural Resources (2008–2010) Minister of Labour (2010–2013) Minister of Transportation (2013–2015)
		Gail Shea	Egmont			Conservative	^[214]	Minister of Fisheries and Oceans (2008–2011, 2013–2015) Minister of National Revenue (2011–2013)
		Michelle Simson	Scarborough Southwest			Liberal	^[215]
		Alice Wong	Richmond Centre			Conservative	^[216]	Minister for Seniors (2011–2015)
		Lise Zarac	LaSalle—Emard			Liberal	^[217]

First elected since 2011

Member of Parliament	Riding	Took office	Left office	Party		Note
		Eve Adams	Mississauga—Brampton South			Conservative	^[218]	First Hungarian-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
						Liberal
		Stella Ambler	Mississauga South			Conservative	^[219]
		Paulina Ayala	Honoré-Mercier			NDP	^[220]	First Chilean-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
		Joyce Bateman	Winnipeg South Centre			Conservative	^[221]
		Lysane Blanchette-Lamothe	Pierrefonds—Dollard			NDP	^[222]
		Charmaine Borg	Terrebonne—Blainville			NDP	^[223]
		Marjolaine Boutin-Sweet	Hochelaga			NDP	^[224]
		Ruth Ellen Brosseau	Berthier—Maskinongé			NDP	^[225]
		Anne-Marie Day	Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles			NDP	^[226]
		Rosane Doré Lefebvre	Alfred-Pellan			NDP
		Kerry-Lynne Findlay	Delta—Richmond East			Conservative	^[227]	Minister of National Revenue (2013–2015)
South Surrey—White Rock
		Sadia Groguhé	Saint-Lambert			NDP
		Sana Hassainia	Verchères—Les Patriotes			NDP
						Independent
		Roxanne James	Scarborough Centre			Conservative
		Alexandrine Latendresse	Louis-Saint-Laurent			NDP
		Hélène Laverdière	Laurier—Sainte-Marie			NDP
		Hélène LeBlanc	LaSalle—Émard			NDP
		Kellie Leitch	Simcoe—Grey			Conservative		Minister of Labour/for the Status of Women (2013–2015)
		Laurin Liu	Rivière-des-Mille-Îles			NDP		Youngest woman elected to Parliament
		Elizabeth May	Saanich—Gulf Islands		Incumbent	Green		First-ever Green MP and also first Green woman elected to Parliament
		Christine Moore	Abitibi—Témiscamingue			NDP
		Isabelle Morin	Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Lachine			NDP
		Marie-Claude Morin	Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot			NDP
		Ève Péclet	La Pointe-de-l'Île			NDP
		Manon Perreault	Montcalm			NDP		First woman with disability in Parliament and also first female wheelchair user elected to the House of Commons
						Independent
		Annick Papillon	Québec			NDP
		Anne Minh-Thu Quach	Beauharnois—Salaberry			NDP
Salaberry—Suroît
		Francine Raynault	Joliette			NDP
		Michelle Rempel Garner	Calgary Centre-North			Conservative		Minister of Western Economic Diversification (2013–2015)
Calgary Nose Hill
		Lise St-Denis	Saint-Maurice—Champlain			NDP		Oldest woman elected to Parliament
						Liberal
		Djaouida Sellah	Saint-Bruno—Saint-Hubert			NDP
		Jinny Sims	Newton—North Delta			NDP
		Rathika Sitsabaiesan	Scarborough—Rouge River			NDP		First Sri Lankan-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
		Susan Truppe	London North Centre			Conservative
		Nycole Turmel	Hull—Aylmer			NDP		Interim NDP Leader and Leader of the Official Opposition (2011–2012)
		Wai Young	Vancouver South			Conservative
		Joan Crockatt	Calgary Centre			Conservative
		Yvonne Jones	Labrador			Liberal
		Chrystia Freeland	Toronto Centre			Liberal		Minister of International Trade (2015–2017) Minister of Foreign Affairs (2017–2019) Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs (2019–2020) Deputy Prime Minister (2019–present) Minister of Finance (2020–present)
University—Rosedale
		Pat Perkins	Whitby—Oshawa			Conservative		Shortest-serving female MP
		Leona Alleslev	Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill			Liberal		Conservative Deputy Leader (2019–2020)
						Conservative
		Sheri Benson	Saskatoon West			NDP
		Marie-Claude Bibeau	Compton—Stanstead			Liberal		Minister of International Development (2015–2019) Minister for La Francophone (2015–2018) Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food (2019–2023) Minister of National Revenue (2023–present)
		Rachel Blaney	North Island—Powell River			NDP
		Celina Caesar-Chavannes	Whitby			Liberal
						Independent
		Bardish Chagger	Waterloo			Liberal		Minister of Diversity, Inclusion and Youth (2019–present) Minister of Small Business and Tourism (2015–2018)
		Julie Dabrusin	Toronto—Danforth			Liberal
		Pam Damoff	Oakville North—Burlington			Liberal
		Anju Dhillon	Dorval—Lachine—LaSalle			Liberal
		Julie Dzerowicz	Davenport			Liberal
		Marilène Gill	Manicouagan			Bloc Québécois
		Marilyn Gladu	Sarnia—Lambton			Conservative
		Pamela Goldsmith-Jones	West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country			Liberal
		Karina Gould	Burlington			Liberal		President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada (2017–2018) Minister of Democratic Institutions (2017–2019) Minister of International Development (2019–2021) Minister of Families, Children and Social Development (2021–2023) House Leader of the Government (2023–present)
		Patty Hajdu	Thunder Bay—Superior North			Liberal		Minister for the Status of Women (2015–2017) Minister of Employment, Workforce and Labour (2017–2019) Minister of Health (2019–2021) Minister of Indigenous Services; Minister responsible for the Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario (2021–present)
		Cheryl Hardcastle	Windsor—Tecumseh			NDP
		Gudie Hutchings	Long Range Mountains			Liberal		Minister of Rural Economic Development (2021–present)
		Georgina Jolibois	Desnethé—Missinippi—Churchill River			NDP
		Mélanie Joly	Ahuntsic—Cartierville			Liberal		Minister of Canadian Heritage (2015–2018) Minister of Tourism, Official Languages and La Francophonie (2018–2019) Minister of Economic Development/Official Languages (2019–2021) Minister of Foreign Affairs (2021–present)
		Bernadette Jordan	South Shore—St. Margaret's			Liberal		Minister of Rural Economic Development (2019) Minister of Fisheries, Oceans,= and the Canadian Coast Guard (2019–2021)
		Iqra Khalid	Mississauga—Erin Mills			Liberal
		Kamal Khera	Brampton West			Liberal		Minister for Seniors (2021–2023) Minister of Diversity, Inclusion and Persons with Disabilities (2023–present)
		Jenny Kwan	Vancouver East			NDP
		Linda Lapointe	Rivière-des-Mille-Îles			Liberal
		Diane Lebouthillier	Gaspésie—Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine			Liberal		Minister of National Revenue (2015–2023) Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard (2023–present)
		Alaina Lockhart	Fundy Royal			Liberal
		Karen Ludwig	New Brunswick Southwest			Liberal
		Sheila Malcolmson	Nanaimo—Ladysmith			NDP
		Karen McCrimmon	Kanata—Carleton			Liberal
		MaryAnn Mihychuk	Kildonan—St. Paul			Liberal		Minister of Employment, Workforce and Labour (2015–2017)
		Catherine McKenna	Ottawa Centre			Liberal		Minister of Environment and Climate Change (2015–2019) Minister of Infrastructure and Communities (2019–2021)
		Maryam Monsef	Peterborough—Kawartha			Liberal		First Afghan-Canadian women elected to Parliament President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada; Minister of Democratic Institutions (2015–2017) Minister of International Development (2019) Minister for the Status of Women/Women and Gender Equality (2017–2021) Minister of Rural Economic Development (2019–2021)
		Eva Nassif	Vimy			Liberal
		Jennifer O'Connell	Pickering—Uxbridge			Liberal
		Monique Pauzé	Repentigny			Bloc Québécois		Groupe parlementaire québécois/Québec debout MP (2018)
		Ginette Petitpas Taylor	Moncton–Riverview–Dieppe			Liberal		Minister of Health (2017–2019) Minister of Official Languages (2021–2023) Minister of Veterans Affairs; Associate Minister of National Defence (2023–present)
		Jane Philpott	Markham—Stouffville			Liberal		Minister of Health (2015–2017) Minister of Indigenous Services (2017–2019) President of the Treasury Board (2019)
						Independent
		Carla Qualtrough	Delta			Liberal		First former Paralympian elected to Parliament Minister of Sport and Persons with Disabilities (2015–2017) Minister of Public Services and Procurement/Public Services and Procurement, and Accessibility; Receiver General (2017–2019) Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Disability Inclusion (2019–2023) Minister of Sport and Physical Activity (2023–present)
		Tracey Ramsey	Essex			NDP
		Sherry Romanado	Longueuil—Charles-LeMoyne			Liberal
		Kim Rudd	Northumberland—Peterborough South			Liberal
		Ruby Sahota	Brampton North			Liberal
		Brigitte Sansoucy	Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot			NDP
		Deb Schulte	King—Vaughan			Liberal		Minister for Seniors (2019–2021)
		Brenda Shanahan	Châteauguay—Lacolle			Liberal
		Sonia Sidhu	Brampton South			Liberal
		Shannon Stubbs	Lakeland			Conservative
		Filomena Tassi	Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas			Liberal		Minister for Seniors (2018–2019) Minister of Labour (2019–2021) Minister of Public Services and Procurement; Receiver General; Minister for Canada Post Corp. (2021–present)
		Rachael Thomas	Lethbridge			Conservative
		Karine Trudel	Jonquière			NDP
		Anita Vandenbeld	Ottawa West—Nepean			Liberal
		Karen Vecchio	Elgin—Middlesex—London			Conservative
		Cathay Wagantall	Yorkton—Melville			Conservative
		Dianne Watts	South Surrey—White Rock			Conservative
		Jody Wilson-Raybould	Vancouver Granville			Liberal		Minister of Justice and Attorney General (2015–2019) Minister of Veterans Affairs (2019)
						Independent
		Kate Young	London West			Liberal
		Salma Zahid	Scarborough Centre			Liberal
		Mona Fortier	Ottawa—Vanier			Liberal		Minister of Middle Class Prosperity; Associate Minister of Finance (2019–2021) President of the Treasury Board (2021–2023)
		Stephanie Kusie	Calgary Midnapore			Conservative
		Emmanuella Lambropoulos	Saint-Laurent			Liberal
		Mary Ng	Markham-Thornhill			Liberal		Minister of Small Business and Export Promotion/Small Business, Export Promotion and International Trade/International Trade, Export Promotion, Small Business and Economic Development (2018–present)
		Rosemarie Falk	Battlefords—Lloydminster			Conservative
		Jean Yip	Scarborough—Agincourt			Liberal
		Rachel Bendayan	Outremont			Liberal
		Anita Anand	Oakville			Liberal		Minister of Public Services and Procurement; Receiver General (2019–2021) Minister of National Defence (2021–2023) President of the Treasury Board (2023–present)
		Jenica Atwin	Fredericton			Green
						Liberal
		Sylvie Bérubé	Abitibi—Baie-James—Nunavik—Eeyou			Bloc Québécois
		Lyne Bessette	Brome—Mississquoi			Liberal
		Élisabeth Brière	Sherbrooke			Liberal
		Louise Chabot	Thérèse-De Blainville			Bloc Québécois
		Louise Charbonneau	Trois-Rivières			Bloc Québécois
		Laurel Collins	Victoria			NDP
		Raquel Dancho	Kildonan—St. Paul			Conservative
		Caroline Desbiens	Beauport—Côte-de-Beaupré—Île d'Orléans—Charlevoix			Bloc Québécois
		Marie-Hélène Gaudreau	Laurentides—Labelle			Bloc Québécois
		Leah Gazan	Winnipeg Centre			NDP
		Tracy Gray	Kelowna—Lake Country			Conservative
		Helena Jaczek	Markham—Stouffville			Liberal		Minister of Public Services and Procurement; Receiver General (2022–2023) Minister responsible for the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (2021–2022)
		Tamara Jansen	Cloverdale—Langley City			Conservative
		Annie Koutrakis	Vimy			Liberal
		Marie-France Lalonde	Orléans			Liberal
		Andréanne Larouche	Shefford			Bloc Québécois
		Patricia Lattanzio	Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel			Liberal
		Soraya Martinez Ferrada	Hochelaga			Liberal		Minister of Tourism; Minister responsible for the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec (2023–present)
		Lindsay Mathyssen	London—Fanshawe			NDP
		Heather McPherson	Edmonton—Strathcona			NDP
		Kristina Michaud	Avignon—La Mitis—Matane—Matapédia			Bloc Québécois
		Christine Normandin	Saint-Jean			Bloc Québécois
		Mumilaaq Qaqqaq	Nunavut			NDP
		Lianne Rood	Lambton—Kent—Middlesex			Conservative
		Jag Sahota	Calgary Skyview			Conservative
		Nelly Shin	Port Moody—Coquitlam			Conservative		First Korean-Canadian woman elected to Parliament
		Julie Vignola	Beauport—Limoilou			Bloc Québécois
		Lenore Zann	Cumberland—Colchester			Liberal
		Marci Ien	Toronto Centre			Liberal		Minister for Women and Gender Equality and Youth (2021–present)
		Ya'ara Saks	York Centre			Liberal		First Israeli-Canadian woman elected to Parliament Minister of Mental Health and Addictions; Associate Minister of Health (2023–present)
		Lisa Marie Barron	Nanaimo—Ladysmith			NDP
		Valerie Bradford	Kitchener South—Hespeler			Liberal
		Sophie Chatel	Pontiac			Liberal
		Lena Diab	Halifax Armdale			Liberal
		Michelle Ferreri	Peterborough—Kawartha			Conservative
		Laila Goodridge	Fort McMurray—Cold Lake			Conservative
		Lisa Hepfner	Hamilton Mountain			Liberal
		Lori Idlout	Nunavut			NDP
		Arielle Kayabaga	London West			Liberal
		Shelby Kramp-Neuman	Hastings—Lennox and Addington			Conservative
		Melissa Lantsman	Thornhill			Conservative		First LGBTQ Jewish woman elected to Parliament
		Viviane Lapointe	Sudbury			Liberal
		Leslyn Lewis	Haldimand—Norfolk			Conservative
		Anna Roberts	King—Vaughan			Conservative
		Nathalie Sinclair-Desgagné	Terrebonne			Bloc Québécois
		Jenna Sudds	Kanata—Carleton			Liberal
		Pascale St-Onge	Brome—Mississquoi			Liberal		First LGBT female cabinet minister Minister of Canadian Heritage (2023–present) Minister for Sport; Minister responsible for the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec (2021–2023)
		Leah Taylor Roy	Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill			Liberal
		Joanne Thompson	St. John's East			Liberal
		Rechie Valdez	Mississauga—Streetsville			Liberal		First Filipino-Canadian woman elected to Parliament Minister of Small Business (2023–present)
		Dominique Vien	Bellechasse—Les Etchemins—Lévis			Conservative
		Bonita Zarrillo	Port Moody—Coquitlam			NDP
		Anna Gainey	Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Westmount			Liberal		President of the Liberal Party (2014–2018)
		Leila Dance	Elmwood—Transcona			NDP

Proportion of women in the House

Numbers and proportions are as they were directly after the relevant election and do not take into account by-elections, defections, or other changes in membership. Instead, women who were initially by-elected to their seats and later successful in holding them at a subsequent federal election are counted as having won the latter to serve full terms, if completed. "Others" include the Reform Party between 1988 and 1997, the Canadian Alliance only in 2000, Bloc Québécois since 1993, and the Greens since 2011.

Election	colspan=3	Conservative	colspan=3	Liberal	colspan=3	1932–61, NDP since 1961	colspan=3	Others	Total
		Women		Total		%		Women		Total		%		Women		Total		%		Women		Total		%	Women	Total	%
1921	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0	style=background:#9999ff align=right	49	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0.0%	align=right	0	align=right	118	align=right	0.0%	align=right	N/A	align=right	N/A	align=right	N/A	align=right	1	align=right	10	align=right	10%	1	235	0.1%
1925	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0	style=background:#9999ff align=right	115	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0.0%	align=right	0	align=right	100	align=right	0.0%	align=right	N/A	align=right	N/A	align=right	N/A	align=right	1	align=right	30	align=right	3.3%	1	245	0.4%
1926	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0	style=background:#9999ff align=right	91	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0.0%	align=right	0	align=right	116	align=right	0.0%	align=right	N/A	align=right	N/A	align=right	N/A	align=right	1	align=right	38	align=right	2.6%	1	245	0.4%
1930	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0	style=background:#9999ff align=right	135	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0.0%	align=right	0	align=right	89	align=right	0.0%	align=right	N/A	align=right	N/A	align=right	N/A	align=right	1	align=right	21	align=right	4.8%	1	245	0.4%
1935	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0	style=background:#9999ff align=right	39	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0.0%	align=right	0	align=right	173	align=right	0.0%	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	0	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	7	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	0.0%	align=right	1	align=right	26	align=right	3.8%	2	245	1.5%
1940	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0	style=background:#9999ff align=right	39	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0.0%	align=right	0	align=right	179	align=right	0.0%	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	0	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	8	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	0.0%	align=right	1	align=right	19	align=right	5.3%	1	245	0.4%
1945	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0	style=background:#9999ff align=right	66	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0.0%	align=right	0	align=right	118	align=right	0.0%	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	1	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	28	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	3.6%	align=right	0	align=right	33	align=right	0.0%	1	245	0.4%
1949	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0	style=background:#9999ff align=right	41	style=background:#9999ff align=right	2.0%	align=right	0	align=right	191	align=right	4.4%	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	0	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	13	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	11.1%	align=right	0	align=right	17	align=right	0.0%	0	262	0.0%
1953	style=background:#9999ff align=right	3	style=background:#9999ff align=right	51	style=background:#9999ff align=right	5.9%	align=right	1	align=right	169	align=right	0.6%	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	0	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	23	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	0.0%	align=right	0	align=right	22	align=right	0.0%	4	265	1.5%
1957	style=background:#9999ff align=right	2	style=background:#9999ff align=right	112	style=background:#9999ff align=right	<1.0%	align=right	0	align=right	105	align=right	5.1%	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	0	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	25	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	0.0%	align=right	0	align=right	23	align=right	0.0%	2	265	0.8%
1958	style=background:#9999ff align=right	2	style=background:#9999ff align=right	208	style=background:#9999ff align=right	3.3%	align=right	0	align=right	48	align=right	5.0%	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	0	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	8	style=background:#eeddaa align=right	0.0%	align=right	0	align=right	1	align=right	0.0%	2	265	0.8%
1962	style=background:#9999ff align=right	3	style=background:#9999ff align=right	116	style=background:#9999ff align=right	2.6%	align=right	2	align=right	99	align=right	2.0%	align=right	0	align=right	19	align=right	0.0%	align=right	0	align=right	31	align=right	0.0%	5	265	1.9%
1963	style=background:#9999ff align=right	1	style=background:#9999ff align=right	95	style=background:#9999ff align=right	1.1%	align=right	3	align=right	128	align=right	2.3%	align=right	0	align=right	17	align=right	0.0%	align=right	0	align=right	7	align=right	14.3%	4	265	1.5%
1965	style=background:#9999ff align=right	1	style=background:#9999ff align=right	97	style=background:#9999ff align=right	1.0%	align=right	2	align=right	131	align=right	1.5%	align=right	1	align=right	21	align=right	4.8%	align=right	0	align=right	16	align=right	0.0%	4	265	1.5%
1968	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0	style=background:#9999ff align=right	72	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0.0%	align=right	0	align=right	155	align=right	0.0%	align=right	1	align=right	22	align=right	4.5%	align=right	0	align=right	16	align=right	70%	1	264	0.4%
1972	style=background:#9999ff align=right	1	style=background:#9999ff align=right	107	style=background:#9999ff align=right	0.9%	align=right	3	align=right	109	align=right	2.8%	align=right	1	align=right	31	align=right	3.2%	align=right	0	align=right	17	align=right	0.0%	5	264	1.9%
1974	style=background:#9999ff align=right	1	style=background:#9999ff align=right	95	style=background:#9999ff align=right	1.1%	align=right	8	align=right	141	align=right	5.7%	align=right	0	align=right	16	align=right	0.0%	align=right	0	align=right	12	align=right	0.0%	9	264	3.4%
1979	style=background:#9999ff align=right	2	style=background:#9999ff align=right	136	style=background:#9999ff align=right	1.5%	align=right	6	align=right	114	align=right	5.3%	align=right	2	align=right	26	align=right	7.7%	align=right	0	align=right	6	align=right	0.0%	10	282	3.5%
1980	style=background:#9999ff align=right	2	style=background:#9999ff align=right	147	style=background:#9999ff align=right	1.4%	align=right	6	align=right	103	align=right	5.8%	align=right	2	align=right	32	align=right	0.0%	align=right	0	align=right	0	align=right	0.0%	14	282	5.0%
1984	style=background:#9999ff align=right	19	style=background:#9999ff align=right	211	style=background:#9999ff align=right	9.0%	align=right	5	align=right	40	align=right	12.5%	align=right	3	align=right	30	align=right	10.0%	align=right	0	align=right	1	align=right	0.0%	27	282	9.6%
1988	style=background:#9999ff align=right	21	style=background:#9999ff align=right	169	style=background:#9999ff align=right	12.4%	align=right	13	align=right	83	align=right	15.7%	align=right	5	align=right	43	align=right	11.6%	align=right	0	align=right	0	align=right	0.0%	39	295	13.2%
1993	style=background:#9999ff align=right	1	style=background:#9999ff align=right	2	style=background:#9999ff align=right	50.0%	align=right	36	align=right	177	align=right	23.9%	align=right	1	align=right	9	align=right	11.1%	align=right	15	align=right	107	align=right	14.0%	53	295	<18.0%
1997	style=background:#9999ff align=right	2	style=background:#9999ff align=right	20	style=background:#9999ff align=right	10.0%	align=right	37	align=right	155	align=right	24.2%	align=right	8	align=right	21	align=right	38.1%	align=right	14	align=right	105	align=right	13.3%	61	301	20.3%
2000	style=background:#9999ff align=right	2	style=background:#9999ff align=right	12	style=background:#9999ff align=right	16.7%	align=right	38	align=right	172	align=right	22.1%	align=right	5	align=right	13	align=right	38.5%	align=right	17	align=right	104	align=right	16.3%	81	301	26.9%
2004	align=right	12	align=right	99	align=right	12.1%	align=right	33	align=right	135	align=right	24.4%	align=right	5	align=right	19	align=right	26.3%	align=right	14	align=right	55	align=right	25.4%	64	308	20.8%
2006	align=right	14	align=right	128	align=right	10.9%	align=right	21	align=right	103	align=right	20.4%	align=right	12	align=right	29	align=right	41.4%	align=right	17	align=right	52	align=right	32.7%	64	308	20.8%
2008	align=right	23	align=right	143	align=right	16.1%	align=right	19	align=right	77	align=right	24.7%	align=right	12	align=right	37	align=right	32.4%	align=right	15	align=right	51	align=right	29.4%	69	308	22.4%
2011	align=right	28	align=right	166	align=right	16.9%	align=right	6	align=right	34	align=right	17.6%	align=right	40	align=right	103	align=right	38.8%	align=right	2	align=right	5	align=right	40.0%	76	308	24.7%
2015	align=right	17	align=right	99	align=right	17.2%	align=right	50	align=right	184	align=right	27.2%	align=right	18	align=right	44	align=right	41.0%	align=right	3	align=right	11	align=right	27.3%	88	338	26.0%
2019	align=right	22	align=right	121	align=right	18.2%	align=right	52	align=right	157	align=right	33.1%	align=right	9	align=right	24	align=right	37.5%	align=right	14	align=right	35	align=right	40.0%	99	338	29.3%
2021	align=right	22	align=right	119	align=right	18.5%	align=right	57	align=right	160	align=right	35.6%	align=right	11	align=right	25	align=right	44.0%	align=right	13	align=right	34	align=right	38.2%	103	338	30.5%

Notes and References

1. News: A record 98 women elected to Canada's 43rd Parliament, but equality advocates say that's not good enough . . October 22, 2019.
2. Web site: Agnes MacPhail. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
3. Web site: Martha Black. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
4. Web site: Dorise Nielsen. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
5. Web site: Cora Taylor Casselman. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
6. Web site: Gladys Strum. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
7. Web site: Ellen Fairclough. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
8. Web site: Margaret Aitken. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
9. Web site: Sybil Bennett. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
10. Web site: Ann Shipley. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
11. Web site: Jean Casselman Wadds. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
12. Web site: Judy LaMarsh. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
13. Web site: Margaret Mary Macdonald. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
14. Web site: Isabel Hardie. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
15. Web site: Pauline Jewett. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
16. Web site: Margaret Konantz. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
17. Web site: Eloise Jones. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
18. Web site: Margaret Rideout. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
19. Web site: Grace MacInnis. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
20. Web site: Monique Begin. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
21. Web site: Flora MacDonald. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
22. Web site: Albanie Morin. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
23. Web site: Jeanne Sauve. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
24. Web site: Ursula Appolloni. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
25. Web site: Iona Campagnolo. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
26. Web site: Coline Campbell. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
27. Web site: Simma Holt. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
28. Web site: Aideen Nicholson. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
29. Web site: Jean Pigott. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
30. Web site: Celine Hervieux-Payette. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
31. Web site: Marie Killens. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
32. Web site: Margaret Mitchell. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
33. Web site: Diane Stratas. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
34. Web site: Suzanne Beauchamp-Niquet. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
35. Web site: Pat Carney. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
36. Web site: Eva Cote. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
37. Web site: Judy Erola. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
38. Web site: Jennifer Cossitt. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
39. Web site: Lynn McDonald. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
40. Web site: Garbrielle Bertrand. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
41. Web site: Suzanne Blais-Grenier. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
42. Web site: Anne Blouin. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
43. Web site: Lise Bourgault. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
44. Web site: Pauline Browes. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
45. Web site: Andree Champagne. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
46. Web site: Mary Collins. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
47. Web site: Sheila Copps. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
48. Web site: Sheila Finestone. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
49. Web site: Suzanne Fortin-Duplessis. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
50. Web site: Carole Jacques. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
51. Web site: Monique Landry. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
52. Web site: Claudy Mailly. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
53. Web site: Shirley Martin. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
54. Web site: Barbara MacDougall. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
55. Web site: Lucie Pepin. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
56. Web site: Bobbie Sparrow. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
57. Web site: Monique Tardif. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
58. Web site: Monique Vezina. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
59. Web site: Marion Dewar. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
60. Web site: Audrey McLaughlin. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
61. Web site: Edna Anderson. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
62. Web site: Audrey McLaughlin. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
63. Web site: Ethel Blondin-Andrew. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
64. Web site: Catherine Callbeck. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
65. Web site: Kim Campbell. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
66. Web site: Marlene Catterall. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
67. Web site: Mary Clancy. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
68. Web site: Dorothy Dobbie. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
69. Web site: Louise Feltham. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
70. Web site: Beryl Gaffney. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
71. Web site: Marie Gibeau. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
72. Web site: Barbara Greene. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
73. Web site: Albina Guarnieri. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
74. Web site: Lynn Hunter. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
75. Web site: Joy Langan. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
76. Web site: Shirley Maheu. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
77. Web site: Diane Marleau. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
78. Web site: Beth Phinney. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
79. Web site: Nicole Roy-Arcelin. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
80. Web site: Christine Stewart. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
81. Web site: Pierrette Venne. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
82. Web site: Deborah Grey. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
83. Web site: Diane Ablonczy. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
84. Web site: Jean Augustine. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
85. Web site: Eleni Bakapanos. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
86. Web site: Sue Barnes. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
87. Web site: Colleen Beaumier. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
88. Web site: Judy Bethel. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
89. Web site: Margaret Bridgman. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
90. Web site: Bonnie Brown. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
91. Web site: Jan Brown. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
92. Web site: Dianne Brushett. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
93. Web site: Brenda Chamberlain. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
94. Web site: Shaughnessy Cohen. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
95. Web site: Marlene Cowling. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
96. Web site: Madeleine Dalphond-Guiral. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
97. Web site: Maud Debien. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
98. Web site: Hedy Fry. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
99. Web site: Christiane Gagnon. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
100. Web site: Monique Guay. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
101. Web site: Sharon Hayes. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
102. Web site: Bonnie Hickey. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
103. Web site: Daphne Jennings. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
104. Web site: Karen Kraft Sloan. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
105. Web site: Francine Lalonde. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
106. Web site: Anne McLellan. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
107. Web site: Val Meredith. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
108. Web site: Maria Minna. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
109. Web site: Carolyn Parrish. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
110. Web site: Jean Payne. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
111. Web site: Pauline Picard. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
112. Web site: Pierrette Ringuette. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
113. Web site: Georgette Sheridan. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
114. Web site: Roseanne Skoke. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
115. Web site: Jane Stewart. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
116. Web site: Anna Terrana. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
117. Web site: Paddy Torsney. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
118. Web site: Suzanne Tremblay. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
119. Web site: Rose-Marie Ur. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
120. Web site: Elsie Wayne. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
121. Web site: Susan Whelan. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
122. Web site: Lucienne Robillard. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
123. Web site: Helene Alarie. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
124. Web site: Carolyn Bennett. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
125. Web site: Claudette Bradshaw. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
126. Web site: Sarmite Bulte. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
127. Web site: Elinor Caplan. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
128. Web site: Aileen Carroll. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
129. Web site: Libby Davies. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
130. Web site: Bev Desjarlais. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
131. Web site: Michelle Dockrill. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
132. Web site: Raymonde Folco. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
133. Web site: Jocelyne Girard-Bujold. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
134. Web site: Louise Hardy. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
135. Web site: Marlene Jennings. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
136. Web site: Nancy Karetak-Lindell. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
137. Web site: Sophia Leung. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
138. Web site: Wendy Lill. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
139. Web site: Judi Longfield. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
140. Web site: Alexa McDonough. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
141. Web site: Karen Redman. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
142. Web site: Caroline St-Hilaire. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
143. Web site: Diane St-Jacques. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
144. Web site: Yolande Thibeault. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
145. Web site: Angela Vautour. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
146. Web site: Judy Wasylycia-Leis. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
147. Web site: Judy Sgro. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
148. Web site: Carole-Marie Allard. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
149. Web site: Diane Bourgeois. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
150. Web site: Cheryl Gallant. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
151. Web site: Betty Hinton. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
152. Web site: Anita Neville. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
153. Web site: Helene Scherrer. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
154. Web site: Carol Skelton. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
155. Web site: Lynne Yelich. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
156. Web site: Liza Frulla. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
157. Web site: Rona Ambrose. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
158. Web site: Françoise Boivin. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
159. Web site: France Bonsant. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
160. Web site: Paule Brunelle. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
161. Web site: Jean Crowder. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
162. Web site: Nicole Demers. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
163. Web site: Johanne Deschamps. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
164. Web site: Ruby Dhalla. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
165. Web site: Meili Faille. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
166. Web site: Diane Finley. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
167. Web site: Nina Grewal. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
168. Web site: Helena Guergis. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
169. Web site: Susan Kadis. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
170. Web site: Carole Lavallee. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
171. Web site: Bev Oda. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
172. Web site: Denise Poirier-Rivard. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
173. Web site: Yasmin Ratansi. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
174. Web site: Joy Smith. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
175. Web site: Belinda Stronach. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
176. Web site: Louise Thibeault. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
177. Web site: Vivian Barbot. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
178. Web site: Catherine Bell. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
179. Web site: Sylvie Boucher. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
180. Web site: Chris Charlton. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
181. Web site: Olivia Chow. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
182. Web site: Pat Davidson. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
183. Web site: Claude DeBellefeuille. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
184. Web site: Carole Freeman. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
185. Web site: Tina Keeper. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
186. Web site: Irene Mathyssen. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
187. Web site: Maria Mourani. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
188. Web site: Peggy Nash. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
189. Web site: Penny Priddy. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
190. Web site: Denise Savoie. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
191. Web site: Josée Verner. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
192. Web site: Ève-Mary Thaï Thi Lac. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
193. Web site: Martha Hall Findlay. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
194. Web site: Joyce Murray. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
195. Web site: Leona Aglukkaq. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
196. Web site: Niki Ashton. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
197. Web site: Josée Beaudin. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
198. Web site: Candice Bergen. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
199. Web site: Kelly Block. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
200. Web site: Lois Brown. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
201. Web site: Dona Cadman. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
202. Web site: Siobhan Coady. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
203. Web site: Bonnie Crombie. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
204. Web site: Kirsty Duncan. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
205. Web site: Linda Duncan. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
206. Web site: Judy Foote. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
207. Web site: Shelly Glover. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
208. Web site: Carol Hughes. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
209. Web site: Megan Leslie. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
210. Web site: Cathy McLeod. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
211. Web site: Alexandra Mendes. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
212. Web site: Tilly O'Neill Gordon. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
213. Web site: Lisa Raitt. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
214. Web site: Gail Shea. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
215. Web site: Michelle Simson. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
216. Web site: Alice Wong. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
217. Web site: Lise Zarac. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
218. Web site: Eve Adams. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
219. Web site: Stella Ambler. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
220. Web site: Paulina Ayala. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
221. Web site: Joyce Bateman. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
222. Web site: Lysanne Blanchette-Lamothe. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
223. Web site: Charmaine Borg. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
224. Web site: Marjorlaine Boutin-Sweet. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
225. Web site: Ruth-Ellen Brosseau. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
226. Web site: Anne-Marie Day. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.
227. Web site: Kerry-Lynne Findlay. Parliament of Canada. Biographical Directory of the Parliament of Canada.