New Democratic Party candidates in the 1984 Canadian federal election

The New Democratic Party fielded a full slate of 282 candidates in the 1984 Canadian federal election , and won thirty seats to retain their status as the third-largest party in the House of Commons of Canada.

Many of the party's candidates have individual biography pages on Wikipedia. Information on others may be found here.

Alberta

Calgary

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Calgary Centre	Susan Keeley				5,138	13.68	3rd
Calgary East	Barry Pashak	ANDP candidate for Calgary-North Hill in the 1971 Alberta provincial election			8,558	13.68	3rd
Calgary North	Pam Appleton				7,027		2nd
Calgary South	Brendan Quigley				6,135	8.60	3rd
Calgary West	Ed Smith				5,409	10.76	3rd

Edmonton

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Edmonton East	Muriel Stanley Venne				7,668	23.06	2nd
Edmonton North	Garth Stevenson				12,305		2nd
Edmonton South	Joanna L.H. Miazga				9,407		2nd
Edmonton—Strathcona	Doris S. Burghardt				11,095	20.22	2nd
Edmonton West	Michael Moroz				7,339		3rd

Rural Alberta

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Athabasca	Ann Dort-MacLean				6,001	17.08	2nd
Bow River	William McCutcheon				5,258	9.31	2nd
Crowfoot	L. Gladys Creasy				3,153	9.33	2nd
Lethbridge	Connie Credico				6,822	14.68	2nd
Medicine Hat	Wally Regehr				4,652	10.37	2nd
Peace River	Elroy Deimert				6,333	15.37	2nd
Pembina	Greg Daruda				9,792		2nd
Red Deer	Clarence Lacombe				5,201	9.4	2nd
Vegreville	George Oleksiuk				3,793		2nd
Wetaskiwin	Judy Mjolsness				5,596	13.2	2nd
Yellowhead	Rick Hardy				6,906	13.6	2nd

British Columbia

British Columbia Interior

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Cariboo—Chilcotin	Christine Slater				11,544	30.62	2nd
Kamloops—Shuswap	Nelson Riis	Member of Parliament for Kamloops—Shuswap (1980–1988) Member of Kamloops City Council (1973–1978)		Professor at Cariboo College	30,512	54.08	1st
Kootenay East—Revelstoke	Sid Parker	Member of Parliament for Kootenay East—Revelstoke (1980–1984)			15,908	40.80	2nd
Kootenay West	Lyle Kristiansen	Member of Parliament for Kootenay West (1980–1984)			15,060	45.19	2nd
Okanagan North	Eileen Robinson				17,168	26.80	2nd
Okanagan—Similkameen	Peter J. Merry				15,181	29.28	2nd
Prince George—Bulkley Valley	Brian Gardiner				13,274	34.62	2nd
Prince George—Peace River	Jim Best				8,168	24.11	2nd
Skeena	Jim Fulton	Member of Parliament for Skeena (1979–1993)		Probation officer	14,174	45.79	1st

Fraser Valley/Lower Mainland

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Burnaby	Svend Robinson	Member of Parliament for Burnaby (1979–1988)		Lawyer	28,318	48.00	1st
Capilano	Larry Whaley				6,310	12.45	3rd
Fraser Valley East	David C. Menzies				12,779	23.87	2nd
Fraser Valley West	Joe Leclair	NDP candidate for Fraser Valley West in the 1980 federal election			19,878	30.23	2nd
Mission—Port Moody	Tom Beardsley				25,925	40.17	2nd
New Westminster—Coquitlam	Pauline Jewett	Member of Parliament for New Westminster—Coquitlam (1979–1988)		President of Simon Fraser University (1974–1978)	21,134	46.18	1st
North Vancouver—Burnaby	David Schreck				12,812	25.70	3rd
Richmond—South Delta	Ron Dickson				16,377	24.48	2nd
Surrey—White Rock—North Delta	Mike Villeneuve				22,555		2nd
Vancouver Centre	Johanna den Hertog				16,283	32.43	2nd
Vancouver East	Margaret Anne Mitchell	Member of Parliament for Vancouver East (1979–1993)			16,283	32.43	1st
Vancouver Kingsway	Ian Waddell	Member of Parliament for Vancouver East (1979–1988)			20,179	51.10	1st
Vancouver Quadra	Ray Cantillon				8,343	16.82	3rd
Vancouver South	Brian Ernest Emery				10,909	23.50	2nd

Vancouver Island

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Comox—Powell River	Raymond Skelly	Member of Parliament for Comox—Powell River (1979–1988)		Teacher	27,288	44.61	1st
Cowichan—Malahat—The Islands	Jim Manly	Member of Parliament for Cowichan—Malahat—The Islands (1980–1988)			24,555	45.06	1st
Esquimalt—Saanich	Bob Cameron	NDP candidate for Esquimalt—Saanich in the 1980 and 1979 federal elections			23,094	35.10	2nd
Nanaimo—Alberni	Ted Miller	Member of Parliament for Nanaimo—Alberni (1979–1984)		Teacher	25,659	42.88	2nd
Victoria	John Brewin				20,480	38.60	2nd

Manitoba

Rural Manitoba

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Brandon-Souris	Jake Janzen				5,631	15.6	3rd
Churchill	Rod Murphy	Member of Parliament for Churchill (1979–1993)		Teacher	10,829	45.6	1st
Dauphin—Swan River	Laverne Lewycky	Member of Parliament for Dauphin—Swan River (1980–1984)			10,219	36.32	2nd
Lisgar	Peter Hiebert				2,052		4th
Portage—Marquette	Garry Grant				4,447		3rd
Provencher	Ron Buzahora				6,941	20.1	2nd
Selkirk—Interlake	Terry Sargeant	Member of Parliament for Selkirk—Interlake (1979–1984)			13,088	38.07	2nd

Winnipeg

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Saint Boniface	Armand T. Bédard				11,279	22.9	3rd
Winnipeg—Assiniboine	Robert Johannson				7,067		3rd
Winnipeg—Birds Hill	Bill Blaikie	Member of Parliament for Winnipeg—Birds Hill (1979–1988)		United Church minister	23,903	45.81	1st
Winnipeg—Fort Garry	Gail Coyston				5,932	12.74	3rd
Winnipeg North	David Orlikow	Member of Parliament for Winnipeg—Birds Hill (1962–1988) Member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba for St. Johns (1958–1962) Member of Winnipeg City Council (1951–1958)			18,209	43.3	1st
Winnipeg North Centre	Cyril Keeper	Member of Parliament for Winnipeg—St. James (1980–1984)			10,559		1st
Winnipeg—St. James	Lissa Donner				9,843		2nd

New Brunswick

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Carleton—Charlotte	Ben Kilfoil				4,608	14.2	3rd
Fundy—Royal	Kay Bedell				8,487	18.45	3rd
Gloucester	Valentine Ward				2,188	5.13	3rd
Madawaska—Victoria	Floranne McLaughlin-St-Amand				1,968	6.2	3rd
Moncton	Gregory Murphy	NDP candidate for Moncton in the 1980 and 1979 federal elections			7,629	14.57	3rd
Northumberland—Miramichi	Jerry Dunnett	NDP candidate for Northumberland—Miramichi in the 1980 and 1979 federal elections			2,660	8.37	3rd
Restigouche	Gilles Halley				4,526	14.7	3rd
Saint John	Mary Palmer				6,752	21.2	3rd
Westmorland—Kent	Claire Doiron				7,148	20.29	3rd
York—Sunbury	Allan Sharp				7,366	17.21	3rd

Newfoundland and Labrador

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Bonavista-Trinity-Conception	Susan Maher				1,432	4.15	3rd
Burin-St. George's	L. Joseph Edwards				1,767		3rd
Gander—Twillingate	Gerry Panting	Leader of the Newfoundland and Labrador New Democratic Party (1974–1977)			1,138		3rd
Grand Falls—White Bay—Labrador	Ern Condon				3,616	12.61	3rd
Humber—Port au Port—St. Barbe	Ken Gould				1,530		3rd
St. John's East	Christine Oliver				2,584	6.56	3rd
St. John's West	Nina P. Patey				1,926	6.56	3rd

Nova Scotia

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Annapolis Valley—Hants	Peggy Hope-Simpson				6,987	15.95	3rd
Cape Breton—East Richmond	Douglass L. Grant				3,709		3rd
Cape Breton Highlands—Canso	Daniel W. MacInnes				4,308		3rd
Cape Breton—The Sydneys	Ed Murphy	NDP candidate for Cape Breton—The Sydneys in the 1980 and 1979 federal elections			6,673		3rd
Central Nova	Gloria E. Murphy				4,572	13.00	3rd
Cumberland—Colchester	Jessie Mae McCarron				5,527	13.10	3rd
Dartmouth—Halifax East	Ken Hale				9,503	18.95	3rd
Halifax	Tessa Hebb				8,576	20.45	3rd
Halifax West	Dennis Theman	NDP candidate for Halifax West in the 1980 and 1979 federal elections			11,626	20.84	3rd
South Shore	Bill Zimmerman				5,633	14.29	3rd
South West Nova	Bob Ritchie				3,076	7.55	3rd

Ontario

Central Ontario

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Durham—Northumberland	Roy Grierson				7,805	18.55	3rd
Grey—Simcoe	Joan Stone	NDP candidate for Grey—Simcoe in the 1980 federal election			6,001		3rd
Northumberland	Bill Cassells				4,633		3rd
Peterborough	Linda Slavin				10,648	20.7	3rd
Simcoe North	Tim Tynan				7,742	17.1	3rd
Simcoe South	Frank Berry				8,283		3rd
Victoria–Haliburton	Patrick Daniel	NDP candidate for Victoria–Haliburton in the 1980 and 1979 federal elections			8,682	17.5	3rd

Eastern Ontario/Ottawa

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Glengarry—Prescott—Russell	Annemarie Collard				6,838	13.9	3rd
Hastings—Frontenac—Lennox and Addington	Donna Forth				5,349		3rd
Kingston and the Islands	Andrew Currie				5,950	12.6	3rd
Lanark—Renfrew—Carleton	Don Page				5,310		3rd
Leeds—Grenville	Jan Allen				6,121	13.96	3rd
Nepean—Carleton	Bea Murray				11,035	14.8	3rd
Ottawa—Carleton	Vernon Lang				10,760		3rd
Ottawa Centre	Michael Cassidy	Leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party (1978–1982) Member of Provincial Parliament for Ottawa Centre (1971–1984) Member of Ottawa City Council (1970–1972)	Ottawa	Journalist	17,844	34.37	1st
Ottawa—Vanier	Kathryn Barnard				9,364	21.48	3rd
Ottawa West	Ross Chapman				8,304		3rd
Prince Edward—Hastings	Donald Wilson	NDP candidate for Prince Edward—Hastings in the 1980 and 1979 federal elections			7,162	18.5	3rd
Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke	Gavin Murphy				4,253	9.8	3rd

Greater Toronto Area

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Beaches	Neil Young	Member of Parliament for Beaches (1980–1988)		Machinist	14,914	40.6	1st
Brampton—Georgetown	John Deamer				13,356		3rd
Broadview–Greenwood	Lynn McDonald	Member of Parliament for Broadview–Greenwood (1982–1988)		Professor [1]	15,066	45.59	1st
Burlington	Walter Mulkewich				11,687	19.3	2nd
Davenport	Manfred Netzel				5,548	22.5	2nd
Don Valley East	Joe Macdonald				5,842	10.7	3rd
Don Valley West	Ian Cameron				6,570	13.2	3rd
Eglinton—Lawrence	Marlene Miller				6,458	14.89	3rd
Etobicoke Centre	Phil Jones				7,657	12.8	3rd
Etobicoke—Lakeshore	Patrick Lawlor	Member of Provincial Parliament for Lakeshore (1967–1981)		Lawyer	10,549	23.7	3rd
Etobicoke North	David Robertson				11,136	19.8	3rd
Halton	Kevin Flynn			Small business owner	9,164	14.6	3rd
Mississauga North	Bill Patrick				13,823		3rd
Mississauga South	Norm Jones				8,584	14.7	3rd
Ontario	Geoff Rison				12,995		3rd
Oshawa	Ed Broadbent	Leader of the New Democratic Party (1975–1989) Member of Parliament for Oshawa (1968–1990)			25,092	42.3	1st
Parkdale—High Park	John Friesen				8,232	20.9	3rd
Rosedale	Dell Wolfson				7,836	17.82	3rd
St. Paul's	John Webb				5,545	12.61	3rd
Scarborough Centre	Michael Prue				8,240	19.3	3rd
Scarborough East	Alawi Mohideen				6,422		3rd
Scarborough West	David Gracey				11,436	27.5	3rd
Spadina	Dan Heap	Member of Parliament for Spadina (1981–1988) Member of Toronto City Council (1972–1981)		Anglican minister	13,241		1st
Trinity	David English				6,712		2nd
Willowdale	John Fagan				6,711	13.0	3rd
York Centre	Van Newell				8,037	19.8	3rd
York East	Bill Gorelle				7,581		3rd
York North	Doris Schwar				10,077		4th
York—Peel	John Hall	NDP candidate for York—Peel in the 1980 federal election			9,353		3rd
York—Scarborough	Yvonne Bondarchuk				13,260		3rd
York South—Weston	Steve Krashinsky				11,679	31.0	2nd
York West	Bruno Pasquantonio				8,718	22.0	3rd

Hamilton/Niagara

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Erie	Elaine Havlin				5,868		3rd
Hamilton East	David Christopherson	President of United Auto Workers Local 525		Union leader	11,872		2nd
Hamilton Mountain	Ian Deans	Member of Parliament for Hamilton Mountain (1980–1986) Member of Provincial Parliament for Wentworth (1967–1979)			25,789	49.2	1st
Hamilton–Wentworth	David Hitchcock	NDP candidate for Hamilton–Wentworth in the 1980 and 1979 federal elections			8,836	17.95	3rd
Hamilton West	Philip Newell				11,508		3rd
Lincoln	John Mayer				11,888		3rd
Niagara Falls	Richard Harrington				9,863	23.8	2nd
St. Catharines	Gerry Michaud				16,397	30.6	2nd
Welland	Rob Dobrucki				10,508	24.0	3rd

Northern Ontario

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Algoma	Rocco Frangione				9,499	25.75	3rd
Cochrane—Superior	Ray Brunet				7,672		3rd
Kenora—Rainy River	John Edmund Parry	Mayor of Sioux Lookout (1978–1984) Member of Sioux Lookout Town Council (1977–1978) [2]	Sioux Lookout	Business consultant	13,319		1st
Nickel Belt	John Rodriguez	Member of Parliament for Nickel Belt (1972–1980) Member of Coniston Town Council (1971–1972) President of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association (1968–1969)		Teacher	17,141	38.60	1st
Nipissing	Lynne Bennett				4,735		3rd
Parry Sound—Muskoka	Dennis Hay	NDP candidate for Parry Sound—Muskoka in the 1980 and 1979 federal elections			7,113	17.9	3rd
Sault Ste. Marie	Karl Morin-Strom				10,726	31.52	2nd
Thunder Bay—Atikokan	Iain Angus	Member of Provincial Parliament for Fort William (1975–1977)			14,715	41.5	1st
Thunder Bay—Nipigon	Ernie Epp			Professor [3]	13,901	37.2	1st
Timiskaming	Jim Morrison				6,685		2nd
Timmins—Chapleau	Cid Samson				9,543		3rd

Southwestern Ontario

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Brant	Derek Blackburn	Member of Parliament for Brant (1971–1993)		Teacher [4]	23,103	44.20	1st
Bruce—Grey	Norma Peterson				5,112	12.0	3rd
Cambridge	Bill McBain				9,171	24.2	2nd
Elgin	Bob Habkirk				4,646		3rd
Essex—Kent	Peter Toye				4,234		3rd
Essex—Windsor	Steven W. Langdon	NDP candidate for Essex—Windsor in the 1980 and 1979 federal elections			18,746	39.3	1st
Guelph	Jim Robinson				9,153	19.45	3rd
Haldimand—Norfolk	Bill Jefferies				6,138	13.3	3rd
Huron—Bruce	Valerie Bolton				4,075	11.0	3rd
Kent	Derry McKeever				6,138		3rd
Kitchener	Will Ferguson				13,873		3rd
Lambton—Middlesex	Allen Wilford				4,826		3rd
London East	Joe Barth				10,324	26.9	2nd
London—Middlesex	David N. Cunningham				9,753		3rd
London West	Bruce Lundgren				10,911	16.3	3rd
Oxford	Wayne Colbran				6,077	13.5	3rd
Perth	Ian Munro				5,599		3rd
Sarnia—Lambton	Julie Foley				8,538	19.4	3rd
Waterloo	Bob Needham	NDP candidate for Waterloo in the 1980 federal election			10,275	18.15	3rd
Wellington—Dufferin—Simcoe	Sandy W. A. Young				6,468		3rd
Windsor—Walkerville	Howard McCurdy	Member of Windsor City Council (1980–1984)		Professor at the University of Windsor	14,604		1st
Windsor West	Paul Forder				11,503	34.23	2nd

Prince Edward Island

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Cardigan	Lorne Cudmore				891	4.50	3rd
Egmont	Wain Munro				994	5.64	4th
Hillsborough	David Burke				846	4.91	3rd
Malpeque	Janet Norgrove				2,006	10.69	3rd

Quebec

Central Quebec

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Berthier—Maskinongé—Lanaudière	Jean Philip Penner				1,200	2.7	3rd
Champlain	Louise Cloutier				3,124		3rd
Joliette	Martin Vaillancourt				2,186	4.16	3rd
Richelieu	Gaston Dupuis				2,174	4.48	3rd
Saint-Maurice	Danielle Delbecque				1,433	3.51	3rd
Trois-Rivières	John A. Pratt				1,947	4.6	3rd

Eastern Townships/Southern Quebec

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Beauce	Serge L'Italien				1,217	2.6	3rd
Beauharnois—Salaberry	Gus Callaghan				2,720	6.2	3rd
Brome—Missisquoi	Gordon J. Hamilton				2,271	5.56	3rd
Châteauguay	Robert Vigneault				5,083		3rd
Drummond	Louis G. Garreau				2,610	6.2	3rd
Frontenac	Rita Bouchard				1,081		3rd
Lotbinière	Gaston Coté				1,963		3rd
Mégantic—Compton—Stanstead	Jean-Pierre Walsh				2,690		3rd
Richmond—Wolfe	Harriet J. Schleifer				1,638		3rd
Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot	Claude R. Gagnon				2,196	4.5	3rd
Saint-Jean	Todd Sloan				3,642	7.1	3rd
Shefford	Denis Boissé	NDP candidate for Shefford in the 1980 and 1979 federal elections			3,569	6.6	3rd
Sherbrooke	Daniel Berthold				4,230	9.8	3rd
Verchères	James Christie				6,534	9.5	3rd

Greater Montreal

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Blainville—Deux-Montagnes	Normand J. Labrie	NDP candidate for Blainville—Deux-Montagnes in the 1980 and 1979 federal elections			5,609		3rd
Bourassa	Roderick Charters	NDP candidate for Bourassa in the 1980 federal election			3,741	8.1	3rd
Chambly	Clifford D. Hastings				6,783	11.15	3rd
Dollard	Sid Ingerman				6,619	11.65	3rd
Duvernay	John Shatilla	NDP candidate for Duvernay in the 1980 and 1979 federal elections			5,013	8.45	3rd
Gamelin	Carl Cyr				4,730		3rd
Hochelaga—Maisonneuve	Marie-Ange Gagnon-Sirois	NDP candidate for Hochelaga—Maisonneuve in the 1980 and 1979 federal elections			3,596		3rd
Lachine	John J. P. Terauds				5,628		3rd
Lasalle	Pietro Arella				4,755		3rd
Laurier	Jean-Pierre Juneau	NDP candidate for Sainte-Marie in the 1980 and 1979 federal elections			4,595		3rd
Laval	John Fasciano				8,158		3rd
Laval-des-Rapides	Léo St-Louis				5,215		3rd
La Prairie	Lyse Chevalier-Grégoire				8,602		3rd
Longueuil	Claire Gagnon				6,401	10.6	3rd
Montreal–Mercier	Robert Ferland				4,925		3rd
Montreal—Sainte-Marie	Lauraine Vaillancourt	NDP candidate for Laval in the 1980 and 1979 federal elections			3,525	11.19	3rd
Mount Royal	Nancy Pearson				4,735	9.89	3rd
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Lachine East	Grendon Haines	NDP candidate for Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Lachine East in the 1980 federal election			5,772	14.00	3rd
Outremont	Johanne Beaudin				6,687	18.86	3rd
Papineau	Paul Comtois				4,295	13.13	3rd
Rosemont	Roger J.W.D. Lamarre				4,054	10.8	3rd
Saint-Henri—Westmount	John H. Thompson				5,889		3rd
Saint-Michel—Ahuntsic	Hélène Mongeau				4,875		3rd
Saint-Léonard—Anjou	Terrence Trudeau			Physician [5]	7,506		3rd
Terrebonne	Brian Umansky				6,454	8.88	3rd
Vaudreuil	Anne Erskine				7,993		3rd

Northern Quebec

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Abitibi	Royal Tremblay	NDP candidate for Abitibi in the 1980 federal election			3,583	8.0	3rd
Charlevoix	Jocelyn Toulouse				1,022		3rd
Chicoutimi	Denise Coté				2,211	6.0	3rd
Jonquière	Jean Malaison				1,870		3rd
Lac-Saint-Jean	Claude Gagnon				2,132		3rd
Manicouagan	Denis Faubert				939	2.4	3rd
Roberval	Marius Tremblay				837	2.3	3rd
Témiscamingue	Guy Verville				2,189	5.40	3rd

Quebec City/Gaspe/Eastern Quebec

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Bellechasse	Roger Lemoine				1,666		3rd
Bonaventure—Îles-de-la-Madeleine	Martin Cauvier				1,040		3rd
Charlesbourg	Etienne Tremblay	NDP candidate for Charlesbourg in the 1980 federal election			7,301		3rd
Gaspé	Yvon Pipon	NDP candidate for Gaspé in the 1980 federal election			1,065		3rd
Kamouraska—Rivière-du-Loup	Victor Bibaud				1,550		4th
Langelier	Majella Desmeules				4,597	11.7	3rd
Lévis	Jean-Paul Harney				12,076		3rd
Louis-Hébert	Gilles Fiset				7,548	11.79	3rd
Matapédia—Matane	Frédéric D'Astous				909	3.00	4th
Montmorency—Orléans	Jacques Bérubé				3,931		3rd
Portneuf	Jacques Pelchat				3,012	6.5	3rd
Québec-Est	Michel Leblanc				4,189		3rd
Rimouski—Témiscouata	Guy Poulin				1,250		3rd

Western Quebec/Laurentides/Outaouais

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Argenteuil—Papineau	Bjorn L. Johansson				2,671	7.08	3rd
Gatineau	Sylvie Rossignol				6,543	12.87	3rd
Hull—Aylmer	Jacques Audette				8,247	19.62	3rd
Labelle	Marc Péclet				4,670		3rd
Pontiac—Gatineau—Labelle	Paul Rowland				2,667	7.60	3rd

Saskatchewan

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Assiniboia	Bill Adamack				10,853		2nd
Humboldt—Lake Centre	Vic Althouse	Member of Parliament for Humboldt—Lake Centre (1980–1988)		Farmer	15,087		1st
Kindersley—Lloydminster	Roy Atkinson				10,229		2nd
Mackenzie	Mel McCorriston				10,848		2nd
Moose Jaw	Glenn Kindrachuk				13,338		2nd
Prince Albert	Stan Hovdebo	Member of Parliament for Prince Albert (1979–1988)			13,359	35.6	1st
Qu'Appelle—Moose Mountain	Bill Sauter				8,414		2nd
Regina East	Simon De Jong	Member of Parliament for Regina East (1979–1988)			20,474		1st
Regina West	Les Benjamin	Member of Parliament for Regina West (1979–1988) Member of Parliament for Regina—Lake Centre (1968–1979)			23,865		1st
Saskatoon East	Colin Clay				16,670		2nd
Saskatoon West	Ron Fisher				18,910		2nd
Swift Current—Maple Creek	Don Beveridge				8,196		2nd
The Battlefords—Meadow Lake	Doug Anguish	Member of Parliament for The Battlefords—Meadow Lake (1980–1984)			12,559		2nd
Yorkton—Melville	Lorne Nystrom	Member of Parliament for Yorkton—Melville (1968–1993)			18,116	51.3	1st

The Territories

Riding	Candidate's Name	Notes	Residence	Occupation	Votes	%	Rank
Nunatsiaq	Rhoda Innuksuk				1,973	28.65	3rd
Western Arctic	Bertha Allen				3,538	28.03	2nd
Yukon	Sibyl Frei				1,884	16.10	3rd

References

1. "Ms. Lynn McDonald, M.P." Parliament of Canada . Retrieved 2025-08-21.
2. "John Edmund Parry, M.P." Parliament of Canada . Retrieved 2025-08-21.
3. "Abram Ernest Epp". Parliament of Canada . Retrieved 2025-08-21.
4. "Derek Nigel Ernest Blackburn, M.P." Parliament of Canada . Retrieved 2025-08-21.
5. History of Federal Ridings since 1867: SAINT-LÉONARD--ANJOU 1984, Parliament of Canada, accessed 22 March 2013.