Liberal Party of Canada
Conservative Party of Canada
Bloc Québécois
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Green Party of Canada
People's Party of Canada
Federal and Provincial Elections
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Here is a list of current elections in Canada. Learn about who is running, the parties platform, their leadership, their track record, media coverage and citizens review on their performance.
Provincial
Provincial Elections
Provincial elections in Canada are crucial processes through which the residents of each province elect members to their respective legislative assemblies. Elections occur every four years at fixed dates set by legislation. Candidates with the most votes in each riding wins the seat. Each province has its own independent body responsible for organizing and overseeing elections. After the election, the party with the most seats typically forms the government, with the leader of that party becoming the premier. If no party wins a majority, coalition governments or minority governments supported by other parties can form.
Federal
Federal Election
The Canadian federal election, which is anticipated to be the 45th Canadian federal election, must be held on or before October 20, 2025, according to the fixed-date provisions of the Canada Elections Act. This election will determine the composition of the House of Commons for the 45th Canadian Parliament. Scheduled for October 20, 2025, unless a snap election is called earlier due to a vote of no confidence or other political developments.
Although the fixed date is set, an election could be triggered sooner if the government loses a confidence vote. This could happen if a majority of MPs vote for a motion declaring no confidence or if the government fails to pass critical legislative items like the budget.