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Political parties of Canada

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Table of contents
1 Political parties with representation in the Canadian Parliament
2 Other registered parties
3 Unregistered parties that have nominated federal candidates
4 Other unregistered parties
5 Historical parties that elected MPs, MPPs or MLAs
6 Other historical parties that nominated candidates
7 Other historical parties
8 Provincial and territorial parties
8.1 Alberta
8.2 British Columbia
8.3 Manitoba
8.4 New Brunswick
8.5 Newfoundland and Labrador
8.6 Nova Scotia
8.7 Ontario
8.8 Prince Edward Island
8.9 Quebec
8.10 Saskatchewan
8.11 Yukon
9 See also

Political parties with representation in the Canadian Parliament

''See also: Canadian federal election, 2004

Other registered parties

Unregistered parties that have nominated federal candidates

Other unregistered parties

Historical parties that elected MPs, MPPs or MLAs

Other historical parties that nominated candidates

Other historical parties

Provincial and territorial parties

Alberta

Political parties represented in the Legislative Assembly

Other parties

Historical parties

British Columbia

Parties represented in the Legislative Assembly

Other parties that have formed government

Other parties

Manitoba

Parties represented in the Legislative Assembly

Other parties

Historical parties

New Brunswick

Historical parties

Newfoundland and Labrador

Historical parties

Nova Scotia

Historical parties

Ontario

Parties represented in the Legislative Assembly

Other parties

Historical parties

Prince Edward Island

Parties that contested the last election

Unregistered Parties

Quebec

Parties represented in the National Assembly

Other parties

Unregistered parties

Historical parties

Saskatchewan

Contemporary parties

Historical parties

Yukon

Northwest Territories and Nunavut operate a consensus form of government and have no political parties.

See also