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词条 15th Canadian Parliament
释义

  1. List of members

     Alberta  British Columbia  Manitoba  New Brunswick  Nova Scotia  Ontario  Prince Edward Island  Quebec  Saskatchewan  Yukon 

  2. By-elections

  3. References

  4. Succession

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| # = 15th
| type = Minority
| houseimage = Chambre des Communes 1925.png
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| status = inactive
| term-begin = {{Start date|1926|01|07}}
| term-end = {{End date|1926|07|02}}
| pm = William Lyon Mackenzie King
| ministry = 12th Canadian Ministry
| pmterm = {{Start date|1921|12|29}} – {{End date|1926|06|28}}
| pm2 = Arthur Meighen
| ministry2 = 13th Canadian Ministry
| pmterm2 = {{Start date|1926|06|29}} – {{End date|1926|09|25}}
| lo = Arthur Meighen
| loterm = {{Start date|1921|12|29}} – {{End date|1926|06|28}}
| lo2 = William Lyon Mackenzie King
| loterm2 = {{Start date|1926|06|29}} – {{End date|1926|09|25}}
| party = Liberal Party
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| partynew = Conservative Party
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| monarch = George V
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The 15th Canadian Parliament was in session from January 7, 1926, until July 2, 1926. The membership was set by the 1925 federal election on October 29, 1925, and it changed only somewhat due to resignations and by-elections until it was dissolved prior to the 1926 election.

Initially, it was controlled by a Liberal Party minority under Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King and the 12th Canadian Ministry, which only had the second most seats and was propped up by the Progressive Party of Canada. The Official Opposition was the Conservative Party, led by Arthur Meighen, but following the "King-Byng Affair", Meighen's Conservatives took power with the 13th Canadian Ministry. The disorder following this quickly led to an early election.

The Speaker was Rodolphe Lemieux. See also List of Canadian electoral districts 1924-1933 for a list of the ridings in this parliament.

The unusual case of a new party taking control of the government between elections has only happened twice in Canadian history; the other occasion was in the 2nd Canadian parliament.

There was only one session of the 15th Parliament:

SessionStartEnd
1st January 7, 1926 July 2, 1926

List of members

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Following is a full list of members of the fifteenth Parliament listed first by province, then by electoral district.

Electoral districts denoted by an asterisk (*) indicates that district was represented by two members.

Alberta

RidingNameParty
AcadiaCA|Progressive|background}}|Robert GardinerProgressive
AthabaskaCA|Liberal|background}}|Charles Wilson CrossLiberal
Battle RiverCA|Progressive|background}}|Henry Elvins SpencerProgressive
Bow RiverCA|Progressive|background}}|Edward Joseph GarlandProgressive
Calgary EastCA|PC|background}}|Fred DavisConservative
Calgary WestCA|PC|background}}|Richard Bedford BennettConservative
CamroseCA|AB United Farmers|background}}|William Thomas LucasUnited Farmers of Alberta
Edmonton EastCA|PC|background}}|Ambrose Upton Gledstanes BuryConservative
Edmonton WestCA|Liberal|background}}|Charles StewartLiberal
LethbridgeCA|Progressive|background}}|Lincoln Henry JelliffProgressive
MacleodCA|Progressive|background}}|George Gibson CooteProgressive
Medicine HatCA|Liberal|background}}|Frederick William GershawLiberal
Peace RiverCA|Progressive|background}}|Donald MacBeth KennedyProgressive
Red DeerCA|AB United Farmers|background}}|Alfred SpeakmanUnited Farmers of Alberta
VegrevilleCA|Progressive|background}}|Arthur Moren BoutillierProgressive
WetaskiwinCA|Liberal|background}}|Stanley Gilbert TobinLiberal

British Columbia

RidingNameParty
CaribooCA|PC|background}}|John Anderson FraserConservative
Comox—AlberniCA|Independent|background}}|Alan Webster NeillIndependent
Fraser ValleyCA|PC|background}}|Harry James BarberConservative
Kootenay EastCA|Liberal|background}}|James Horace KingLiberal
Kootenay WestCA|PC|background}}|William Kemble EslingConservative
NanaimoCA|PC|background}}|Charles Herbert DickieConservative
New WestminsterCA|PC|background}}|William Garland McQuarrieConservative
SkeenaCA|Liberal|background}}|Alfred StorkLiberal
Vancouver—BurrardCA|PC|background}}|John Arthur ClarkConservative
Vancouver CentreCA|PC|background}}|Henry Herbert StevensConservative
Vancouver NorthCA|Liberal|background}}|Dugald DonaghyLiberal
Vancouver SouthCA|PC|background}}|Leon Johnson LadnerConservative
VictoriaCA|PC|background}}|Simon Fraser TolmieConservative
YaleCA|PC|background}}|Grote StirlingConservative

Manitoba

RidingNameParty
BrandonCA|Progressive|background}}|Robert ForkeProgressive
DauphinCA|Progressive|background}}|William John WardProgressive
LisgarCA|Progressive|background}}|John Livingstone BrownProgressive
MacdonaldCA|Progressive|background}}|William James LovieProgressive
MarquetteCA|PC|background}}|Henry Alfred MullinsConservative
NeepawaCA|PC|background}}|Thomas Gerow MurphyConservative
NelsonCA|Progressive|background}}|Thomas William BirdProgressive
Portage la PrairieCA|PC|background}}|Arthur MeighenConservative
ProvencherCA|Progressive|background}}|Arthur-Lucien BeaubienProgressive
SelkirkCA|PC|background}}|Hannes Marino HannessonConservative
SourisCA|Progressive|background}}|James SteedsmanProgressive
SpringfieldCA|PC|background}}|Thomas HayConservative
St. BonifaceCA|Liberal|background}}|John Power HowdenLiberal
Winnipeg NorthCA|Labour|background}}|Abraham Albert HeapsLabour
Winnipeg North CentreCA|Labour|background}}|James Shaver WoodsworthLabour
Winnipeg SouthCA|PC|background}}|Robert RogersConservative
Winnipeg South CentreCA|PC|background}}|William Walker KennedyConservative

New Brunswick

RidingNameParty
CharlotteCA|PC|background}}|Robert Watson GrimmerConservative
GloucesterCA|Liberal|background}}|Jean George RobichaudLiberal
KentCA|PC|background}}|Alexandre Joseph DoucetConservative
NorthumberlandCA|PC|background}}|Charles Elijah FishConservative
Restigouche—MadawaskaCA|PC|background}}|Arthur CulliganConservative
RoyalCA|PC|background}}|George Burpee JonesConservative
St. John—Albert*CA|PC|background}}|Thomas BellConservative
CA|PC|background}}|Murray MaclarenConservative
Victoria—CarletonCA|PC|background}}|James Kidd FlemmingConservative
WestmorlandCA|PC|background}}|Otto Baird PriceConservative
York—SunburyCA|PC|background}}|Richard HansonConservative

Nova Scotia

RidingNameParty
Antigonish—GuysboroughCA|Liberal|background}}|Edward Mortimer MacdonaldLiberal
Cape Breton North—VictoriaCA|PC|background}}|Lewis Wilkieson JohnstoneConservative
Cape Breton SouthCA|PC|background}}|Finlay MacDonaldConservative
ColchesterCA|PC|background}}|George Taylor MacnuttConservative
CumberlandCA|PC|background}}|Robert Knowlton SmithConservative
Digby—AnnapolisCA|PC|background}}|Harry Bernard ShortConservative
Halifax*CA|PC|background}}|William Anderson BlackConservative
CA|PC|background}}|Felix Patrick QuinnConservative
Hants—KingsCA|PC|background}}|Arthur de Witt FosterConservative
InvernessCA|PC|background}}|Isaac Duncan MacDougallConservative
PictouCA|PC|background}}|Thomas CantleyConservative
Queens—LunenburgCA|Liberal|background}}|William DuffLiberal
Richmond—West Cape BretonCA|PC|background}}|John Alexander MacDonaldConservative
Shelburne—YarmouthCA|Liberal|background}}|Paul Lacombe HatfieldLiberal

Ontario

RidingNameParty
Algoma EastCA|PC|background}}|George Brecken NicholsonConservative
Algoma WestCA|PC|background}}|Thomas Edward SimpsonConservative
Brantford CityCA|PC|background}}|Robert Edwy RyersonConservative
BrantCA|PC|background}}|Franklin SmokeConservative
Bruce NorthCA|Liberal|background}}|James MalcolmLiberal
Bruce SouthCA|Liberal|background}}|Walter Allan HallLiberal
CarletonCA|PC|background}}|William Foster GarlandConservative
Dufferin—SimcoeCA|PC|background}}|William Earl RoweConservative
DurhamCA|PC|background}}|Fred Wellington BowenConservative
Elgin WestCA|PC|background}}|Hugh Cummings McKillopConservative
Essex EastCA|PC|background}}|Raymond Ducharme MorandConservative
Essex SouthCA|PC|background}}|Eccles James GottConservative
Essex WestCA|PC|background}}|Sidney Cecil RobinsonConservative
Fort WilliamCA|PC|background}}|Robert James ManionConservative
Frontenac—AddingtonCA|PC|background}}|John Wesley EdwardsConservative
GlengarryCA|Liberal|background}}|Archibald John MacdonaldLiberal
Grenville—DundasCA|PC|background}}|Arza Clair CasselmanConservative
Grey NorthCA|PC|background}}|Matthew Robert DuncanConservative
Grey SoutheastCA|Progressive|background}}|Agnes Campbell MacphailProgressive
HaldimandCA|PC|background}}|Mark Cecil SennConservative
HaltonCA|PC|background}}|Robert King AndersonConservative
Hamilton EastCA|PC|background}}|Sydney Chilton MewburnConservative
Hamilton WestCA|PC|background}}|Charles William BellConservative
Hastings—PeterboroughCA|PC|background}}|Alexander Thomas EmburyConservative
Hastings SouthCA|PC|background}}|William Ernest TummonConservative
Huron NorthCA|Progressive|background}}|John Warwick KingProgressive
Huron SouthCA|Liberal|background}}|Thomas McMillanLiberal
Kenora—Rainy RiverCA|Liberal|background}}|Peter HeenanLiberal
KentCA|PC|background}}|Alexander Dew ChaplinConservative
Kingston CityCA|PC|background}}|Arthur Edward RossConservative
Lambton EastCA|PC|background}}|Joseph Elijah ArmstrongConservative
Lambton WestCA|Liberal|background}}|William Thomas GoodisonLiberal
LanarkCA|PC|background}}|Richard Franklin PrestonConservative
LeedsCA|PC|background}}|Hugh Alexander StewartConservative
LincolnCA|PC|background}}|James Dew ChaplinConservative
LondonCA|PC|background}}|John Franklin WhiteConservative
Middlesex EastCA|PC|background}}|Adam King HodginsConservative
Middlesex WestCA|Liberal|background}}|John Campbell Elliott (until 8 March 1926 ministerial appointment)Liberal
CA|Liberal|background}}|John Campbell Elliott (by-election of 1926-03-29)Liberal
Muskoka—OntarioCA|PC|background}}|Peter McGibbonConservative
NipissingCA|Liberal|background}}|Edmond LapierreLiberal
Norfolk—ElginCA|PC|background}}|John Lawrence StansellConservative
NorthumberlandCA|PC|background}}|Milton Edgar MaybeeConservative
OntarioCA|PC|background}}|Thomas Erlin KaiserConservative
Ottawa (City of)*CA|PC|background}}|John Léo ChabotConservative
CA|PC|background}}|Stewart McClenaghanConservative
Oxford NorthCA|PC|background}}|Donald Matheson SutherlandConservative
Oxford SouthCA|PC|background}}|Donald SutherlandConservative
ParkdaleCA|PC|background}}|David SpenceConservative
Parry SoundCA|PC|background}}|James ArthursConservative
PeelCA|PC|background}}|Samuel ChartersConservative
Perth NorthCA|PC|background}}|David McKenzie WrightConservative
Perth SouthCA|Liberal|background}}|Frederick George SandersonLiberal
Peterborough WestCA|PC|background}}|Edward Armour PeckConservative
Port Arthur—Thunder BayCA|PC|background}}|William Fitzgerald LangworthyConservative
PrescottCA|Liberal|background}}|Gustave EvanturelLiberal
Prince Edward—LennoxCA|PC|background}}|John HubbsConservative
Renfrew NorthCA|PC|background}}|Ira Delbert CotnamConservative
Renfrew SouthCA|PC|background}}|Martin James MaloneyConservative
RussellCA|Liberal|background}}|Alfred GouletLiberal
Simcoe EastCA|PC|background}}|Alfred Burke ThompsonConservative
Simcoe NorthCA|PC|background}}|William Alves BoysConservative
StormontCA|PC|background}}|Charles James HamiltonConservative
Timiskaming NorthCA|PC|background}}|John Raymond O'NeillConservative
Timiskaming SouthCA|PC|background}}|Ernest Frederick ArmstrongConservative
Toronto EastCA|PC|background}}|Edmond Baird RyckmanConservative
Toronto East CentreCA|PC|background}}|Edmund James BristolConservative
Toronto—High ParkCA|PC|background}}|Alexander James AndersonConservative
Toronto NortheastCA|PC|background}}|Richard Langton BakerConservative
Toronto NorthwestCA|PC|background}}|Thomas Langton ChurchConservative
Toronto—ScarboroughCA|PC|background}}|Joseph Henry HarrisConservative
Toronto SouthCA|PC|background}}|George Reginald GearyConservative
Toronto West CentreCA|PC|background}}|Horatio Clarence HockenConservative
VictoriaCA|PC|background}}|Thomas Hubert StinsonConservative
Waterloo NorthCA|Liberal|background}}|William Daum EulerLiberal
Waterloo SouthCA|PC|background}}|Alexander McKay EdwardsConservative
WellandCA|PC|background}}|George Hamilton PettitConservative
Wellington NorthCA|PC|background}}|Duncan SinclairConservative
Wellington SouthCA|PC|background}}|Hugh GuthrieConservative
WentworthCA|PC|background}}|Gordon Crooks WilsonConservative
York NorthCA|PC|background}}|Thomas Herbert LennoxConservative
York SouthCA|Independent Conservative|background}}|William Findlay MacleanIndependent Conservative
York WestCA|PC|background}}|Henry Lumley DraytonConservative

Prince Edward Island

RidingNameParty
King'sCA|PC|background}}|John Alexander MacdonaldConservative
PrinceCA|Liberal|background}}|Alfred Edgar MacLeanLiberal
Queen's*CA|Liberal|background}}|Robert Harold JenkinsLiberal
CA|PC|background}}|John Albert MesservyConservative

Quebec

RidingNameParty
ArgenteuilCA|PC|background}}|George Halsey PerleyConservative
BagotCA|Liberal|background}}|Joseph Edmond Marcile (died in office)Liberal
CA|Liberal|background}}|Georges Dorèze Morin (by-election of 1925-12-07)Liberal
BeauceCA|Liberal|background}}|Édouard LacroixLiberal
BeauharnoisCA|Liberal|background}}|Maxime RaymondLiberal
BellechasseCA|Liberal|background}}|Charles Alphonse FournierLiberal
Berthier—MaskinongéCA|Liberal|background}}|Joseph-Charles-Théodore GervaisLiberal
BonaventureCA|Liberal|background}}|Charles MarcilLiberal
Brome—MissisquoiCA|Liberal|background}}|William Frederic KayLiberal
CartierCA|Liberal|background}}|Samuel William JacobsLiberal
Chambly—VerchèresCA|Liberal|background}}|Aimé LangloisLiberal
ChamplainCA|Liberal|background}}|Arthur Lesieur DesaulniersLiberal
Charlevoix—SaguenayCA|Liberal|background}}|Pierre-François CasgrainLiberal
Châteauguay—HuntingdonCA|Liberal|background}}|James Alexander RobbLiberal
ChicoutimiCA|Independent Liberal|background}}|Julien-Édouard-Alfred DubucIndependent Liberal
ComptonCA|Liberal|background}}|Joseph Étienne Letellier de Saint-JustLiberal
DorchesterCA|Liberal|background}}|Lucien CannonLiberal
Drummond—ArthabaskaCA|Liberal|background}}|Wilfrid GirouardLiberal
GaspéCA|Liberal|background}}|Rodolphe LemieuxLiberal
HochelagaCA|Liberal|background}}|Édouard-Charles St-PèreLiberal
HullCA|Liberal|background}}|Joseph-Éloi FontaineLiberal
Jacques CartierCA|Liberal|background}}|Joseph-Théodule RhéaumeLiberal
JolietteCA|Liberal|background}}|Jean-Joseph DenisLiberal
KamouraskaCA|Liberal|background}}|Joseph Georges BouchardLiberal
LabelleCA|Independent|background}}|Joseph Henri Napoléon BourassaIndependent
Lake St. JohnCA|Liberal|background}}|Armand SylvestreLiberal
Laprairie—NapiervilleCA|Liberal|background}}|Roch LanctôtLiberal
L'Assomption—MontcalmCA|Liberal|background}}|Paul-Arthur SéguinLiberal
Laurier—OutremontCA|Liberal|background}}|Joseph-Alexandre MercierLiberal
Laval—Two MountainsCA|Liberal|background}}|Liguori LacombeLiberal
LévisCA|Liberal|background}}|Joseph-Étienne DussaultLiberal
L'IsletCA|Liberal|background}}|Joseph-Fernand FafardLiberal
LotbinièreCA|Liberal|background}}|Joseph-Achille VervilleLiberal
MaisonneuveCA|Liberal|background}}|Clément RobitailleLiberal
MataneCA|Liberal|background}}|Georges-Léonidas DionneLiberal
MéganticCA|Liberal|background}}|Eusèbe RobergeLiberal
MontmagnyCA|Liberal|background}}|Leo Kemner LaflammeLiberal
Mount RoyalCA|PC|background}}|Robert Smeaton WhiteConservative
NicoletCA|Liberal|background}}|Joseph-Félix DescoteauxLiberal
PontiacCA|Liberal|background}}|Frank S. CahillLiberal
PortneufCA|Liberal|background}}|Michel-Siméon DelisleLiberal
Québec—MontmorencyCA|Liberal|background}}|Henri-Edgar LavigueurLiberal
Quebec EastCA|Liberal|background}}|Ernest LapointeLiberal
Quebec SouthCA|Liberal|background}}|Charles Gavan PowerLiberal
Quebec WestCA|Liberal|background}}|Georges ParentLiberal
RichelieuCA|Liberal|background}}|Pierre-Joseph-Arthur CardinLiberal
Richmond—WolfeCA|Liberal|background}}|Edmund William TobinLiberal
RimouskiCA|Liberal|background}}|Eugène FisetLiberal
St. AnnCA|Liberal|background}}|James John Edmund GuérinLiberal
St. AntoineCA|PC|background}}|Leslie Gordon BellConservative
St. DenisCA|Liberal|background}}|Joseph-Arthur DenisLiberal
St. HenriCA|Liberal|background}}|Paul MercierLiberal
St. Hyacinthe—RouvilleCA|Liberal|background}}|René MorinLiberal
St. JamesCA|Liberal|background}}|Fernand RinfretLiberal
St. Johns—IbervilleCA|Liberal|background}}|Aldéric-Joseph BenoitLiberal
St. Lawrence—St. GeorgeCA|PC|background}}|Charles CahanConservative
St. MaryCA|Liberal|background}}|Hermas DeslauriersLiberal
SheffordCA|Liberal|background}}|Georges Henri BoivinLiberal
SherbrookeCA|Liberal|background}}|Charles Benjamin HowardLiberal
StansteadCA|Liberal|background}}|Willis Keith BaldwinLiberal
TémiscouataCA|Liberal|background}}|Jean-François PouliotLiberal
TerrebonneCA|Liberal|background}}|Jules-Édouard PrévostLiberal
Three Rivers—St. MauriceCA|Liberal|background}}|Arthur BettezLiberal
Vaudreuil—SoulangesCA|Liberal|background}}|Lawrence Alexander WilsonLiberal
WrightCA|Liberal|background}}|Fizalam-William PerrasLiberal
YamaskaCA|Liberal|background}}|Aimé BoucherLiberal

Saskatchewan

RidingNameParty
AssiniboiaCA|Liberal|background}}|Robert McKenzieLiberal
HumboldtCA|Liberal|background}}|Albert Frederick TotzkeLiberal
KindersleyCA|Progressive|background}}|Archibald M. CarmichaelProgressive
Last MountainCA|Progressive|background}}|William Russell FansherProgressive
Long LakeCA|Progressive|background}}|John Frederick JohnstonProgressive
MackenzieCA|Progressive|background}}|Milton Neil CampbellProgressive
Maple CreekCA|Liberal|background}}|George SpenceLiberal
MelfortCA|Liberal|background}}|Malcolm McLeanLiberal
MelvilleCA|Liberal|background}}|William Richard MotherwellLiberal
Moose JawCA|Liberal|background}}|John Gordon RossLiberal
North BattlefordCA|Liberal|background}}|Cameron Ross McIntoshLiberal
Prince AlbertCA|Liberal|background}}|Charles McDonald (until 15 January 1926 resignation to allow seat for Mackenzie King)Liberal
CA|Liberal|background}}|William Lyon Mackenzie King (by-election of 1926-02-15)Liberal
Qu'AppelleCA|Progressive|background}}|John MillarProgressive
ReginaCA|Liberal|background}}|Francis Nicholson Darke (resigned 20 February 1926 to allow seat for Dunning)Liberal
CA|Liberal|background}}|Charles Avery Dunning (by-election of 1926-03-16)Liberal
RosetownCA|Progressive|background}}|John EvansProgressive
SaskatoonCA|Liberal|background}}|Alexander MacGillivray YoungLiberal
South BattlefordCA|Liberal|background}}|John VallanceLiberal
Swift CurrentCA|Liberal|background}}|Charles Edward BothwellLiberal
WeyburnCA|Liberal|background}}|Edward James YoungLiberal
Willow BunchCA|Liberal|background}}|Thomas F. DonnellyLiberal
YorktonCA|Liberal|background}}|George Washington McPheeLiberal

Yukon

RidingNameParty
YukonCA|PC|background}}|George BlackConservative

By-elections

{{Main|By-elections to the 15th Canadian Parliament}}{{:By-elections to the 15th Canadian Parliament}}

References

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Succession

{{Canada parliaments}}

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