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词条 By-elections to the 16th Canadian Parliament
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By-elections to the 16th Canadian Parliament were held to elect members of the House of Commons of Canada between the 1926 federal election and the 1930 federal election. The Liberal Party of Canada led a minority government for the 16th Canadian Parliament.

The list includes Ministerial by-elections which occurred due to the requirement that Members of Parliament recontest their seats upon being appointed to Cabinet. These by-elections were almost always uncontested. This requirement was abolished in 1931.

By-election Date Incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Retained
BrandonFebruary 5, 1930 Robert ForkeCA|Liberal-Progressive|background}}|    Liberal-ProgressiveThomas Alexander CrerarCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalCalled to the SenateNo
BagotJanuary 27, 1930 Georges Dorèze MorinCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalCyrille DumaineCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalDeathYes
Châteauguay—HuntingdonJanuary 27, 1930 James Alexander RobbCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalDennis James O'ConnorCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalDeathYes
PrescottJuly 29, 1929Louis-Mathias AugerCA|Independent Liberal|background}}|    Independent LiberalÉlie-Oscar BertrandCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalResignation following criminal chargeNo
LanarkJuly 29, 1929Richard Franklin PrestonCA|Conservative (historical)|background}}|    ConservativeWilliam Samuel MurphyCA|Independent Conservative|background}}|    Independent ConservativeDeathNo
Vaudreuil-SoulangesJuly 29, 1929Lawrence Alexander WilsonCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalLawrence Alexander WilsonCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalResigned, intending to retire, but persuaded to run againYes
Laprairie—NapiervilleJuly 22, 1929Roch LanctôtCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalVincent DupuisCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalDeathYes
Frontenac—AddingtonJuly 22, 1929John Wesley EdwardsCA|Conservative (historical)|background}}|    ConservativeWilliam SpankieCA|Conservative (historical)|background}}|    ConservativeDeathYes
Lambton WestJanuary 14, 1929William GoodisonCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalRoss GrayCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalDeathYes
JolietteDecember 17, 1928 Jean-Joseph DenisCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalCharles-Édouard FerlandCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalAppointed a judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.Yes
VictoriaDecember 6, 1928 Simon Fraser TolmieCA|Conservative (historical)|background}}|    ConservativeD'Arcy PlunkettCA|Conservative (historical)|background}}|    ConservativeResignation to become Premier of British Columbia.Yes
York WestOctober 29, 1928 Henry Lumley DraytonCA|Conservative (historical)|background}}|    ConservativeEarl LawsonCA|Conservative (historical)|background}}|    ConservativeAppointed Chairman of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario.Yes
Maple CreekNovember 25, 1927 George SpenceCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalWilliam George BockCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalResignation to enter provincial politics in SaskatchewanYes
Huron NorthSeptember 12, 1927 John Warwick KingCA|Progressive|background}}|    ProgressiveGeorge SpottonCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalDeathNo
Victoria—CarletonJune 16, 1927 James Kidd FlemmingCA|Conservative (historical)|background}}|    ConservativeAlbion Roudolph FosterCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalDeathNo
Antigonish—GuysboroughJanuary 18, 1927 John Carey DouglasCA|Conservative (historical)|background}}|    ConservativeWilliam DuffCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalDeathNo
Kootenay EastNovember 9, 1926James Horace KingCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalJames Horace KingCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalRecontested upon appointment as Minister of Soldiers' Civil Re-establishmentYes
Bruce NorthNovember 9, 1926James MalcolmCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalJames MalcolmCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalRecontested upon appointment as Minister of Trade and CommerceYes
DorchesterNovember 2, 1926 Lucien CannonCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalLucien CannonCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalRecontested upon appointment as Solicitor GeneralYes
RichelieuNovember 2, 1926 Pierre-Joseph-Arthur CardinCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalPierre-Joseph-Arthur CardinCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalRecontested upon appointment as Minister of Marine and FisheriesYes
ReginaNovember 2, 1926 Charles Avery DunningCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalCharles Avery DunningCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalRecontested upon appointment as Minister of Railways and Canals.Yes
Middlesex WestNovember 2, 1926 John Campbell ElliottCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalJohn Campbell ElliottCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalRecontested upon appointment as Minister of Public Works.Yes
Waterloo NorthNovember 2, 1926 William Daum EulerCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalWilliam Daum EulerCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalRecontested upon appointment as Minister of Customs and Excise.Yes
BrandonNovember 2, 1926 Robert ForkeCA|Liberal-Progressive|background}}|    Liberal-Progressive Robert ForkeCA|Liberal-Progressive|background}}|    Liberal-ProgressiveRecontested upon appointment as Minister of Immigration and ColonizationYes
Kenora—Rainy RiverNovember 2, 1926 Peter HeenanCA|Liberal|background}}|    Liberal Peter HeenanCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalRecontested upon appointment as Minister of LabourYes
Prince AlbertNovember 2, 1926 William Lyon Mackenzie KingCA|Liberal|background}}|    Liberal William Lyon Mackenzie KingCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalRecontested upon appointment as Prime Minister.Yes
Quebec EastNovember 2, 1926 Ernest LapointeCA|Liberal|background}}|    Liberal Ernest LapointeCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalRecontested upon appointment as Minister of Justice.Yes
MelvilleNovember 2, 1926 William Richard MotherwellCA|Liberal|background}}|    Liberal William Richard MotherwellCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalRecontested upon appointment as Minister of Agriculture.Yes
Shelburne—YarmouthNovember 2, 1926 Paul Lacombe HatfieldCA|Liberal|background}}|    Liberal James RalstonCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalCalled to the Senate to provide a seat for RalstonYes
St. JamesNovember 2, 1926 Fernand RinfretCA|Liberal|background}}|    Liberal Fernand RinfretCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalRecontested upon appointment as Secretary of State of Canada.Yes
Châteauguay—HuntingdonNovember 2, 1926 James RobbCA|Liberal|background}}|    Liberal James RobbCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalRecontested upon appointment as Minister of Finance.Yes
Edmonton WestNovember 2, 1926 Charles StewartCA|Liberal|background}}|    Liberal Charles StewartCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalRecontested upon appointment as Minister of the Interior and Mines.Yes
GloucesterNovember 2, 1926 Peter VeniotCA|Liberal|background}}|    Liberal Peter VeniotCA|Liberal|background}}|    LiberalRecontested upon appointment as Postmaster General.Yes

See also

  • List of federal by-elections in Canada

Sources

  • Parliament of Canada–Elected in By-Elections
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