1. Rankings

2. Representatives
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3. References

This is a list of women who are currently members of the provincial and territorial Legislative Assemblies in Canada.

Rankings

To date, no provincial or territorial legislative assembly has ever achieved gender parity between women and men. Women currently represent 33.4 per cent (255 out of 762) of all provincial and territorial legislators across Canada as a whole. As of June 2018, the province of Alberta currently has a female Premier.

In Alberta, although women represent just one third of the overall legislature, they represent 48 per cent of the governing Alberta New Democratic Party — the party's 26 female and 28 male MLAs represent the closest that a governing party caucus has ever come in Canadian history to attaining full gender balance between men and women.^[1] In Ontario, the official opposition Ontario New Democratic Party caucus attained precise gender balance in the 2018 election, with 20 women and 20 men elected as MPPs.

Representatives

References

• John Henry Baker (professor)
• John Henry Bastide
• John Henry Belville
• John Henry Blake
• John Henry Boner
• John Henry Bonham
• John Henry Boyes
• John Henry Brown (footballer)
• John Henry Bufford
• John Henry Burton
• John Henry Capstick
• John Henry Carpenter
• John Henry Carver
• John Henry (catcher)
• John Henry Charles Willoughby
• John Henry Clark
• John Henry Coates
• John Henry (Cook Islands politician)
• John Henry Cox
• John Henry Cox's
• John Henry Crichton, 4th Earl Erne
• John Henry Denig
• John Henry Derbyshire
• John Henry De Villiers
• John Henry de Villiers