Libertarian Party of Canada candidates in the 2008 Canadian federal election

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The Libertarian Party of Canada fielded 26 candidates in the 2008 federal election , none of whom were elected. A list of these candidates may be found here. [1]

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Alberta

Calgary Centre–North

Calgary Southwest

Peace River

Wild Rose

British Columbia

Burnaby New Westminster

New Westminster Coquitlam

North Vancouver

Pitt Meadows Maple Ridge Mission

Port Moody Westwood Port Coquitlam

Saanich Gulf Islands

Surrey North

Vancouver Centre

Vancouver Kingsway

Vancouver Quadra

Ontario

Ajax Pickering

Barrie

Guelph

Hamilton Centre

Kitchener Waterloo

London North Centre

Markham Unionville

Ottawa South

Scarborough Rouge River

Simcoe Grey

St. Paul's

Trinity Spadina

Saskatchewan

Saskatoon Rosetown Biggar

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