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List of MPs who stood down at the 1993 Canadian federal election

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This is a list of members of Parliament (MPs) who held seats at the end of the 34th Canadian Parliament who did not stand for re-election in the 1993 federal election. In total, 73 MPs stood down.

List

MP Seat Province First elected Party
Edna Anderson Simcoe Centre Ontario 1988 Progressive Conservative
Lenard Gustafson Souris—Moose Mountain Saskatchewan 1979 Progressive Conservative
Harvie Andre Calgary Centre Alberta 1972 Progressive Conservative
Les Benjamin Regina—Lumsden Saskatchewan 1968 New Democratic
Gabrielle Bertrand Brome—Missisquoi Quebec 1984 Progressive Conservative
Derek Blackburn Brant Ontario 1971 New Democratic
Benoît Bouchard Roberval Quebec 1984 Progressive Conservative
Pierre Cadieux Vaudreuil Quebec 1984 Progressive Conservative
Catherine Callbeck Malpeque Prince Edward Island 1988   Liberal
Coline Campbell South West Nova Nova Scotia 1988   Liberal
Gilbert Chartrand Verdun—Saint-Paul Quebec 1984 Progressive Conservative
Joe Clark Yellowhead Alberta 1972 Progressive Conservative
Terry Clifford London—Middlesex Ontario 1984 Progressive Conservative
Chuck Cook North Vancouver British Columbia 1979 Progressive Conservative
Albert Cooper Peace River Alberta 1980 Progressive Conservative
Howard Crosby Halifax West Nova Scotia 1978 Progressive Conservative
Marcel Danis Verchères—Les Patriotes Quebec 1984 Progressive Conservative
Stan Darling Parry Sound—Muskoka Ontario 1972 Progressive Conservative
Robert de Cotret Berthier—Montcalm Quebec 1984 Progressive Conservative
Maurice Dionne Miramichi Nova Scotia 1988   Liberal
Phil Edmonston Chambly Quebec 1990 New Democratic
Jake Epp Provencher Manitoba 1972 Progressive Conservative
Ralph Ferguson Lambton—Middlesex Ontario 1988   Liberal
Gabriel Fontaine Lévis Quebec 1984 Progressive Conservative
Maurice Foster Algoma—Manitoulin Ontario 1968   Liberal
John Allen Fraser Vancouver South British Columbia 1972 Progressive Conservative
Girve Fretz Erie Ontario 1979 Progressive Conservative
Benno Friesen Surrey—White Rock—South Langley British Columbia 1974 Progressive Conservative
Jim Fulton Skeena British Columbia 1979 New Democratic
François Gérin Mégantic—Compton—Stanstead Quebec 1984 Progressive Conservative
Bruce Halliday Oxford Ontario 1974 Progressive Conservative
Dan Heap Trinity—Spadina Ontario 1981 New Democratic
Bob Hicks Scarborough East Ontario 1984 Progressive Conservative
Stan Hovdebo Saskatoon—Humboldt Saskatchewan 1979 New Democratic
Jean-Guy Hudon Beauharnois—Salaberry Quebec 1984 Progressive Conservative
Otto Jelinek Oakville—Milton Ontario 1972 Progressive Conservative
Bob Kaplan York Centre Ontario 1974   Liberal
Bill Kempling Burlington Ontario 1972 Progressive Conservative
Lyle Kristiansen Kootenay West—Revelstoke British Columbia 1988 New Democratic
Jean Lapierre Shefford Quebec 1979   Liberal
Robert Layton Lachine—Lac-Saint-Louis Quebec 1984 Progressive Conservative
Willie Littlechild Wetaskiwin Alberta 1988 Progressive Conservative
John MacDougall Timiskaming—French River Ontario 1982 Progressive Conservative
Elmer MacKay Central Nova Nova Scotia 1984 Progressive Conservative
Arnold Malone Crowfoot Alberta 1979 Progressive Conservative
Marcel Prud'homme Saint-Denis Quebec 1964   Liberal
Shirley Martin Lincoln Ontario 1984 Progressive Conservative
Marcel Masse Frontenac Quebec 1984 Progressive Conservative
Don Mazankowski Vegreville Alberta 1968 Progressive Conservative
John McDermid Brampton Ontario 1979 Progressive Conservative
Barbara McDougall St. Paul's Ontario 1984 Progressive Conservative
Bill McKnight Kindersley—Lloydminster Saskatchewan 1979 Progressive Conservative
Walter McLean Waterloo Ontario 1979 Progressive Conservative
Gerald Merrithew Saint John Nova Scotia 1984 Progressive Conservative
Gus Mitges Bruce—Grey Ontario 1972 Progressive Conservative
Brian Mulroney Charlevoix Quebec 1983 Progressive Conservative
Frank Oberle Sr. Prince George—Peace River British Columbia 1972 Progressive Conservative
Steve Paproski Edmonton North Alberta 1968 Progressive Conservative
Robert Harold Porter Medicine Hat Alberta 1984 Progressive Conservative
Denis Pronovost Saint-Maurice Quebec 1988 Progressive Conservative
Gilles Rocheleau Hull—Aylmer Quebec 1988 (as Liberal)   Bloc Québécois
Geoff Scott Hamilton—Wentworth Ontario 1978 Progressive Conservative
William C. Scott Victoria—Haliburton Ontario 1965 Progressive Conservative
Jacques Tétreault Laval Centre Quebec 1988 Progressive Conservative
Blaine Thacker Lethbridge Alberta 1979 Progressive Conservative
Maurice Tremblay Lotbinière Quebec 1984 Progressive Conservative
John Turner Vancouver Quadra British Columbia 1984   Liberal
Walter van de Walle St. Albert Alberta 1986 Progressive Conservative
Monique Vézina Rimouski—Témiscouata Quebec 1984 Progressive Conservative
Robert L. Wenman Fraser Valley West British Columbia 1974 Progressive Conservative
Brian White Dauphin—Swan River Manitoba 1984 Progressive Conservative
Michael Wilson Etobicoke Centre Ontario 1979 Progressive Conservative
William Winegard Guelph—Wellington Ontario 1984 Progressive Conservative

References

  1. "Former MP Edna Anderson, who had 'an iron will,' dies at 96". BarrieToday.com. Retrieved 2022-06-25.
  2. "Statement by Robert Kitchen, Member for Souris-Moose Mountain, SK". March 21, 2022. Retrieved March 21, 2022.

See also

1993 Canadian federal election

Bold indicates parties with members elected to the House of Commons.

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