Ministers Named from Outside Parliament

This compilation includes all ministers who, at the time of their appointment, did not hold seats in the Senate or in the House of Commons. If during the period between Parliaments (i.e. after dissolution) members of the immediate preceeding Parliament are appointed to the ministry before the election date, they are not considered to come from the outside. Former Senators and Members of the House of Commons brought back into the ministry before being named to the Senate or elected to the House of Commons are considered as being brought from the outside.

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Ministry:

^ 28th Ministry (2006.02.06 - )

Prime Minister:

Harper, Stephen Joseph

Government Party:

Conservative Party of Canada (2003)

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Fortier, Michael	Minister of Public Works and Government Services	2006.02.06 -	Senate - 2006.02.27

^ 26th Ministry (1993.11.04 - 2003.12.11)

Prime Minister:

Chrétien, Joseph Jacques Jean

Government Party:

Liberal Party of Canada

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Tobin, Brian Vincent	Minister for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency	2000.10.17 - 2002.01.14	Elected - 2000.11.27
	Minister of Industry	2000.10.17 - 2002.01.14
	Minister of Western Economic Diversification	2000.10.17 - 2002.01.14
	Minister responsible for the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec	2000.10.17 - 2002.01.14
Pettigrew, Pierre Stewart	Minister for International Cooperation	1996.01.25 - 1996.10.03	Elected - 1996.03.25 (By-Election)
Pettigrew, Pierre Stewart	Minister responsible for La Francophonie	1996.01.25 - 1996.10.03	Elected - 1996.03.25 (By-Election)
Dion, Stéphane	Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs	1996.01.25 - 2003.12.11	Elected - 1996.03.25 (By-Election)
Dion, Stéphane	President of the Queen's Privy Council	1996.01.25 - 2003.12.11	Elected - 1996.03.25 (By-Election)

^ 24th Ministry (1984.09.17 - 1993.06.24)

Prime Minister:

Mulroney, Martin Brian

Government Party:

Progressive Conservative Party

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Bouchard, Lucien	Secretary of State of Canada	1988.03.31 - 1989.01.29	Elected - 1988.06.20 (By-Election)

^ 23rd Ministry (1984.06.30 - 1984.09.16)

Prime Minister:

Turner, John Napier

Government Party:

Liberal Party of Canada

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Turner, John Napier	Prime Minister	1984.06.30 - 1984.09.16	Elected - 1984.09.04

^ 21st Ministry (1979.06.04 - 1980.03.02)

Prime Minister:

Clark, Charles Joseph (Joe)

Government Party:

Progressive Conservative Party

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
de Cotret, Robert René	Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce	1979.06.04 - 1980.03.02	Senate - 1979.06.05
de Cotret, Robert René	Minister of State for Economic Development	1979.06.04 - 1980.03.02	Senate - 1979.06.05

^ 20th Ministry (1968.04.20 - 1979.06.03)

Prime Minister:

Trudeau, Pierre Elliott

Government Party:

Liberal Party of Canada

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Juneau, Pierre	Minister of Communications	1975.08.29 - 1975.10.24	Defeated - 1975.10.14 (By-Election)
Granger, Charles Ronald McKay	Minister Without Portfolio	1968.04.20 - 1968.07.05	Defeated - 1968.06.25

^ 19th Ministry (1963.04.22 - 1968.04.19)

Prime Minister:

Pearson, Lester Bowles

Government Party:

Liberal Party of Canada

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Granger, Charles Ronald McKay	Minister Without Portfolio	1967.09.25 - 1968.04.19	Elected - 1967.11.06 (By-Election)

^ 18th Ministry (1957.06.21 - 1963.04.21)

Prime Minister:

Diefenbaker, John George

Government Party:

Progressive Conservative Party

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Asselin, Martial	Minister of Forestry	1963.03.18 - 1963.04.21	Defeated - 1963.04.08
Flemming, Hugh John	Minister of Forestry	1960.10.11 - 1963.03.17	Elected - 1960.10.31 (By-Election)
Smith, Sidney Earle	Secretary of State for External Affairs	1957.09.13 - 1959.03.17	Elected - 1957.11.04 (By-Election)

^ 17th Ministry (1948.11.15 - 1957.06.20)

Prime Minister:

St-Laurent, Louis Stephen

Government Party:

Liberal Party of Canada

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Chevrier, Lionel	President of the Privy Council	1957.04.25 - 1957.06.20	Elected - 1957.06.10
Marler, George Carlyle	Minister of Transport	1954.07.01 - 1957.06.20	Elected - 1954.11.08 (By-Election)
Pickersgill, John Whitney	Secretary of State of Canada	1953.06.12 - 1954.06.30	Elected - 1953.08.10
Bradley, Frederick Gordon	Secretary of State of Canada	1949.04.01 - 1953.06.11	Elected - 1949.06.27
Garson, Stuart Sinclair	Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada	1948.11.15 - 1957.06.20	Elected - 1948.12.20 (By-Election)

^ 16th Ministry (1935.10.23 - 1948.11.14)

Prime Minister:

King, William Lyon Mackenzie

Government Party:

Liberal Party of Canada

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Pearson, Lester Bowles	Secretary of State for External Affairs	1948.09.10 - 1948.11.14	Elected - 1948.10.25 (By-Election)
Gregg, Milton Fowler	Minister of Fisheries	1947.09.02 - 1948.01.18	Elected - 1947.10.20 (By-Election)
MacLaren, David Lawrence	Minister of National Revenue	1945.04.19 - 1945.07.29	Defeated - 1945.06.11
McNaughton, Andrew George Latta	Minister of National Defence	1944.11.02 - 1945.08.20	Defeated - 1945.02.05 (By-Election)
LaFlèche, Léo Richer	Minister of National War Services	1942.10.07 - 1945.04.17	Elected - 1942.11.30 (By-Election)
Mitchell, Humphrey	Minister of Labour	1941.12.15 - 1948.11.15	Elected - 1942.02.09 (By-Election)
St-Laurent, Louis Stephen	Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada	1941.12.10 - 1946.12.09	Elected - 1942.02.09 (By-Election)
Macdonald, Angus Lewis	Minister of National Defence for Naval Services	1940.07.12 - 1945.04.17	Elected - 1940.08.12 (By-Election)
Ralston, James Layton	Minister of National Defence	1939.09.06 - 1944.11.01	Elected - 1940.01.02 (By-Election)
Ralston, James Layton	Minister of Finance and Receiver General	1939.09.06 - 1940.07.04	Elected - 1940.01.02 (By-Election)
Gardiner, James Garfield	Minister of Agriculture	1935.11.04 - 1948.11.14	Elected - 1936.01.06 (By-Election)
Dunning, Charles Avery	Minister of Finance and Receiver General	1935.10.23 - 1939.09.05	Elected - 1935.12.30 (By-Election)

^ 15th Ministry (1930.08.07 - 1935.10.22)

Prime Minister:

Bennett, Richard Bedford

Government Party:

Conservative

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Gendron, Lucien Henri	Minister of Marine	1935.08.30 - 1935.10.22	Defeated - 1935.10.14
Meighen, Arthur	Minister Without Portfolio	1932.02.03 - 1935.10.22	Senate - 1932.03.02
Weir, Robert	Minister of Agriculture	1930.08.08 - 1935.10.22	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)
MacLaren, Murray	Minister of Pensions and National Health	1930.08.07 - 1934.11.16	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)
Cahan, Charles Hazlitt	Secretary of State of Canada	1930.08.07 - 1935.10.22	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)
Rhodes, Edgar Nelson	Minister of Fisheries	1930.08.07 - 1932.02.02	Elected - 1930.09.02 (By-Election)
Duranleau, Alfred	Minister of Marine	1930.08.07 - 1935.07.19	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)
Guthrie, Hugh	Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada	1930.08.07 - 1935.08.11	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)
Stevens, Henry Herbert	Minister of Trade and Commerce	1930.08.07 - 1934.10.26	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)
Ryckman, Edmond Baird	Minister of National Revenue	1930.08.07 - 1933.12.01	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)
Gordon, Wesley Ashton	Minister of Immigration and Colonization	1930.08.07 - 1932.02.02	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)
Gordon, Wesley Ashton	Minister of Mines	1930.08.07 - 1935.10.22	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)
Stewart, Hugh Alexander	Minister of Public Works	1930.08.07 - 1935.10.22	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)
Manion, Robert James	Minister of Railways and Canals	1930.08.07 - 1935.10.22	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)
Dupré, Maurice	Solicitor General of Canada	1930.08.07 - 1935.10.22	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)
Sauvé, Arthur	Postmaster General	1930.08.07 - 1935.08.13	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)
Bennett, Richard Bedford	Minister of Finance and Receiver General	1930.08.07 - 1932.02.02	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)
	President of the Privy Council	1930.08.07 - 1935.10.22
	Prime Minister	1930.08.07 - 1935.10.22
	Secretary of State for External Affairs	1930.08.07 - 1935.10.22
Murphy, Thomas Gerow	Minister of the Interior	1930.08.07 - 1935.10.22	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)
Murphy, Thomas Gerow	Superintendent-General of Indian Affairs	1930.08.07 - 1935.10.22	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)
Sutherland, Donald Matheson	Minister of National Defence	1930.08.07 - 1934.11.16	Elected - 1930.08.25 (By-Election)

^ 14th Ministry (1926.09.25 - 1930.08.06)

Prime Minister:

King, William Lyon Mackenzie

Government Party:

Liberal Party of Canada

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Mackenzie, Ian Alistair	Minister of Immigration and Colonization	1930.06.27 - 1930.08.06	Elected - 1930.07.28
Mackenzie, Ian Alistair	Superintendent-General of Indian Affairs	1930.06.27 - 1930.08.06	Elected - 1930.07.28
Macmillan, Cyrus	Minister of Fisheries	1930.06.17 - 1930.08.06	Defeated - 1930.07.28
Crerar, Thomas Alexander	Minister of Railways and Canals	1929.12.30 - 1930.08.06	Elected - 1930.02.05 (By-Election)
Ralston, James Layton	Minister of National Defence	1926.10.08 - 1930.08.06	Elected - 1926.11.02 (By-Election)

^ 13th Ministry (1926.06.29 - 1926.09.24)

Prime Minister:

Meighen, Arthur

Government Party:

Conservative

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Fauteux, Guillaume-André	Solicitor General of Canada	1926.08.23 - 1926.09.24	Defeated - 1926.09.14
Paquet, Eugène	Minister of Soldiers' Civil Re-establishment	1926.08.23 - 1926.09.24	Defeated - 1926.09.14
Paquet, Eugène	Minister presiding over the Department of Health	1926.08.23 - 1926.09.24	Defeated - 1926.09.14
Patenaude, Esioff-Léon	Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada	1926.07.13 - 1926.09.24	Defeated - 1926.09.14
Patenaude, Esioff-Léon	Minister of Marine and Fisheries (acting)	1926.07.13 - 1926.09.24	Defeated - 1926.09.14

^ 12th Ministry (1921.12.29 - 1926.06.28)

Prime Minister:

King, William Lyon Mackenzie

Government Party:

Liberal Party of Canada

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Elliott, John Campbell	Minister of Labour	1926.03.08 - 1926.06.28	Elected - 1926.03.29 (By-Election)
Dunning, Charles Avery	Minister of Railways and Canals	1926.03.01 - 1926.06.28	Elected - 1926.03.16 (By-Election)
Foster, Walter Edward	Secretary of State of Canada	1925.09.26 - 1925.11.12	Defeated - 1925.10.29
Massey, (Charles) Vincent	Minister Without Portfolio	1925.09.16 - 1925.11.12	Defeated - 1926.09.14
Cardin, Pierre-Joseph-Arthur	Minister of Marine and Fisheries	1924.01.30 - 1926.06.28	Elected - 1924.02.27 (By-Election)
Low, Thomas Andrew	Minister of Trade and Commerce	1923.08.17 - 1925.11.12	Elected - 1923.09.06 (By-Election)
Macdonald, Edward Mortimer	Minister of National Defence	1923.08.17 - 1926.06.28	Elected - 1923.09.06 (By-Election)
King, James Horace	Minister of Public Works	1922.02.03 - 1926.06.28	Elected - 1922.03.14 (By-Election)
McKenzie, Daniel Duncan	Solicitor General of Canada	1921.12.29 - 1923.04.10	Elected - 1922.01.19 (By-Election)
Copp, Arthur Bliss	Secretary of State of Canada	1921.12.29 - 1925.09.24	Elected - 1922.01.19 (By-Election)
Fielding, William Stevens	Minister of Finance and Receiver General	1921.12.29 - 1925.09.04	Elected - 1922.01.19 (By-Election)
King, William Lyon Mackenzie	President of the Privy Council	1921.12.29 - 1926.06.28	Elected - 1922.01.19 (By-Election)
	Prime Minister	1921.12.29 - 1926.06.28
	Secretary of State for External Affairs	1921.12.29 - 1926.06.28
Graham, George Perry	Minister Without Portfolio	1921.12.29 - 1926.04.06	Elected - 1922.01.19 (By-Election)
	Minister of Militia and Defence	1921.12.29 - 1922.12.31
	Minister of the Naval Service	1921.12.29 - 1922.12.31
Murdock, James	Minister of Labour	1921.12.29 - 1925.11.12	Elected - 1922.01.19 (By-Election)
Stewart, Charles A.	Minister of Immigration and Colonization (acting)	1921.12.29 - 1923.08.16	Elected - 1922.02.28 (By-Election)
	Minister of Mines	1921.12.29 - 1926.06.28
	Minister of the Interior	1921.12.29 - 1926.06.28
	Superintendent-General of Indian Affairs	1921.12.29 - 1926.06.28
Robb, James Alexander	Minister of Trade and Commerce	1921.12.29 - 1923.08.16	Elected - 1922.01.19 (By-Election)
Gouin, Jean Lomer	Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada	1921.12.29 - 1924.01.03	Elected - 1922.01.19 (By-Election)
Murphy, Charles	Postmaster General	1921.12.29 - 1926.06.28	Elected - 1922.01.19 (By-Election)
Kennedy, William Costello	Minister of Railways and Canals	1921.12.29 - 1923.01.17	Elected - 1922.01.19 (By-Election)

^ 11th Ministry (1920.07.10 - 1921.12.28)

Prime Minister:

Meighen, Arthur

Government Party:

National Liberal and Conservative Party (1921)

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Bennett, Richard Bedford	Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada	1921.10.04 - 1921.12.28	Defeated - 1921.12.06
Fauteux, Guillaume-André	Solicitor General of Canada	1921.10.01 - 1921.12.28	Defeated - 1921.12.06
Normand, Louis-Philippe	President of the Privy Council	1921.09.21 - 1921.12.28	Defeated - 1921.12.06
Belley, Louis de Gonzague	Postmaster General	1921.09.21 - 1921.12.28	Defeated - 1921.12.06
Monty, Rodolphe	Secretary of State of Canada	1921.09.21 - 1921.12.28	Defeated - 1921.12.06
Baxter, John Babington Macaulay	Minister of Customs and Excise	1921.09.21 - 1921.12.28	Elected - 1921.12.06
McCurdy, Fleming Blanchard	Minister of Public Works	1920.07.13 - 1921.12.28	Elected - 1920.09.20 (By-Election)
Wigmore, Rupert Wilson	Minister of Customs and Inland Revenue	1920.07.13 - 1921.06.03	Elected - 1920.09.20 (By-Election)

^ 10th Ministry (1917.10.12 - 1920.07.09)

Prime Minister:

Borden, Robert Laird

Government Party:

Unionist (Conservative and Liberal)

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Tolmie, Simon Fraser	Minister of Agriculture	1919.08.12 - 1920.07.09	Elected - 1919.10.27 (By-Election)
Drayton, Henry Lumley	Minister of Finance and Receiver General	1919.08.02 - 1920.07.09	Elected - 1919.10.20 (By-Election)
Ballantyne, Charles Colquhoun	Minister of Marine and Fisheries	1917.10.12 - 1920.07.09	Elected - 1917.12.17
	Minister of the Naval Service	1917.10.12 - 1920.07.09
	Minister of Public Works	1917.10.12 - 1917.10.12
Rowell, Newton Wesley	President of the Privy Council	1917.10.12 - 1920.07.09	Elected - 1917.12.17
Calder, James Alexander	Minister of Immigration and Colonization	1917.10.12 - 1920.07.09	Elected - 1917.12.17
Crerar, Thomas Alexander	Minister of Agriculture	1917.10.12 - 1919.06.11	Elected - 1917.12.17
Mewburn, Sydney Chilton	Minister of Militia and Defence	1917.10.12 - 1920.01.15	Elected - 1917.12.17
Sifton, Arthur Lewis	Minister of Customs	1917.10.12 - 1918.05.17	Elected - 1917.12.17

^ 9th Ministry (1911.10.10 - 1917.10.11)

Prime Minister:

Borden, Robert Laird

Government Party:

Conservative

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Ballantyne, Charles Colquhoun	Minister of Public Works	1917.10.03 - 1917.10.11	Elected - 1917.12.17
Sévigny, Albert	Minister of Inland Revenue	1917.01.08 - 1917.10.11	Elected - 1917.01.27 (By-Election)
Kemp, Albert Edward	Minister of Militia and Defence	1916.11.23 - 1917.10.11	Elected - 1916.12.14 (By-Election)
Patenaude, Esioff-Léon	Minister of Inland Revenue	1915.10.06 - 1917.01.07	Elected - 1915.10.15 (By-Election)
Casgrain, Thomas Chase	Postmaster General	1914.10.20 - 1916.12.29	Elected - 1914.11.07 (By-Election)
Blondin, Pierre Édouard	Minister of Inland Revenue	1914.10.20 - 1915.10.05	Elected - 1914.11.07 (By-Election)
Meighen, Arthur	Solicitor General of Canada	1913.06.26 - 1915.10.01	Elected - 1913.07.19 (By-Election)
Coderre, Louis	Secretary of State of Canada	1912.10.29 - 1915.10.05	Elected - 1912.11.19 (By-Election)
White, William Thomas	Minister of Finance and Receiver General	1911.10.10 - 1917.10.11	Elected - 1911.11.06 (By-Election)
Cochrane, Francis	Minister of Railways and Canals	1911.10.10 - 1917.10.11	Elected - 1911.11.08 (By-Election)
Rogers, Robert	Minister of the Interior	1911.10.10 - 1912.10.28	Elected - 1911.10.27 (By-Election)
Rogers, Robert	Superintendent-General of Indian Affairs	1911.10.10 - 1912.10.28	Elected - 1911.10.27 (By-Election)
Hazen, John Douglas	Minister of Marine and Fisheries	1911.10.10 - 1917.10.11	Elected - 1911.10.27 (By-Election)
Hazen, John Douglas	Minister of the Naval Service	1911.10.10 - 1917.10.11	Elected - 1911.10.27 (By-Election)
Monk, Frederick Debartzch	Minister of Public Works	1911.10.10 - 1912.10.28	Elected - 1911.10.27 (By-Election)
Borden, Robert Laird	President of the Privy Council	1911.10.10 - 1917.10.11	Elected - 1911.10.27 (By-Election)
Borden, Robert Laird	Prime Minister	1911.10.10 - 1917.10.11	Elected - 1911.10.27 (By-Election)

^ 8th Ministry (1896.07.11 - 1911.10.06)

Prime Minister:

Laurier, Wilfrid

Government Party:

Liberal Party of Canada

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Murphy, Charles	Secretary of State of Canada	1908.10.09 - 1911.10.06	Elected - 1908.10.26
Pugsley, William	Minister of Public Works	1907.08.30 - 1911.10.06	Elected - 1907.09.18 (By-Election)
Graham, George Perry	Minister of Railways and Canals	1907.08.30 - 1911.10.06	Elected - 1907.09.18 (By-Election)
Aylesworth, Allen Bristol	Minister of Labour	1905.10.16 - 1906.06	Elected - 1905.11.22 (By-Election)
Aylesworth, Allen Bristol	Postmaster General	1905.10.16 - 1906.06.03	Elected - 1905.11.22 (By-Election)
Hyman, Charles Smith	Minister of Public Works	1905.05.22 - 1907.08.29	Elected - 1905.06.06 (By-Election)
Lemieux, Rodolphe	Solicitor General of Canada	1904.01.29 - 1906.06.03	Elected - 1904.02.20 (By-Election)
Brodeur, Louis Philippe	Minister of Inland Revenue	1904.01.19 - 1906.02.05	Elected - 1904.01.30 (By-Election)
Emmerson, Henry Robert	Minister of Railways and Canals	1904.01.15 - 1907.04.02	Elected - 1904.01.30 (By-Election)
Préfontaine, Joseph Raymond Fournier	Minister of Marine and Fisheries	1902.11.11 - 1905.12.25	Elected - 1902.12.09 (By-Election)
Carroll, Henry George	Solicitor General of Canada	1902.02.10 - 1904.01.28	Elected - 1902.02.28 (By-Election)
Sutherland, James	Minister of Marine and Fisheries	1902.01.15 - 1902.11.10	Elected - 1902.01.29 (By-Election)
Sifton, Clifford	Minister of the Interior	1896.11.17 - 1905.02.28	Elected - 1896.11.27 (By-Election)
Sifton, Clifford	Superintendent-General of Indian Affairs	1896.11.17 - 1905.02.28	Elected - 1896.11.27 (By-Election)
Fielding, William Stevens	Minister of Finance and Receiver General	1896.07.20 - 1911.10.06	Elected - 1896.08.05 (By-Election)
Blair, Andrew George	Minister of Railways and Canals	1896.07.20 - 1903.07.20	Elected - 1896.08.25 (By-Election)
Tarte, Joseph Israël	Minister of Public Works	1896.07.13 - 1902.10.21	Elected - 1896.08.03 (By-Election)
Mowat, Oliver	Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada	1896.07.13 - 1897.11.17	Senate - 1896.07.15
Paterson, William	Controller of Customs	1896.07.13 - 1897.06.29	Elected - 1896.08.25 (By-Election)
Laurier, Wilfrid	President of the Privy Council	1896.07.11 - 1911.10.06	Elected - 1896.07.30 (By-Election)
Laurier, Wilfrid	Prime Minister	1896.07.11 - 1911.10.05	Elected - 1896.07.30 (By-Election)

^ 7th Ministry (1896.05.01 - 1896.07.08)

Prime Minister:

Tupper, Charles

Government Party:

Conservative

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Taillon, Louis-Olivier	Postmaster General	1896.05.01 - 1896.07.08	Defeated - 1896.06.23
Macdonald, Hugh John	Minister of the Interior	1896.05.01 - 1896.07.08	Elected - 1896.06.23
Macdonald, Hugh John	Superintendent-General of Indian Affairs	1896.05.01 - 1896.07.08	Elected - 1896.06.23

^ 6th Ministry (1894.12.21 - 1896.04.27)

Prime Minister:

Bowell, Mackenzie

Government Party:

Conservative

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Tupper, Charles	Secretary of State of Canada	1896.01.15 - 1896.04.27	Elected - 1896.02.04 (By-Election)
Prior, Edward Gawler	Controller of Inland Revenue	1895.12.17 - 1896.04.27	Elected - 1896.01.06 (By-Election)
Montague, Walter Humphries	Secretary of State of Canada	1895.03.26 - 1895.12.20	Elected - 1895.04.17 (By-Election)
Dickey, Arthur Rupert	Secretary of State of Canada	1894.12.21 - 1895.03.25	Elected - 1895.01.15 (By-Election)

^ 5th Ministry (1892.12.05 - 1894.12.12)

Prime Minister:

Thompson, John Sparrow David

Government Party:

Liberal-Conservative

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Ives, William Bullock	President of the Privy Council	1892.12.07 - 1894.12.12	Elected - 1892.12.21 (By-Election)
Angers, Auguste Réal	Minister of Agriculture	1892.12.07 - 1894.12.12	Senate - 1892.12.16
Curran, John Joseph	Solicitor General of Canada	1892.12.05 - 1894.12.12	Elected - 1892.12.18 (By-Election)

^ 4th Ministry (1891.06.16 - 1892.11.24)

Prime Minister:

Abbott, John Joseph Caldwell

Government Party:

Liberal-Conservative

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Daly, Thomas Mayne	Minister of the Interior	1892.10.17 - 1892.11.24	Elected - 1892.11.02 (By-Election)
Daly, Thomas Mayne	Superintendent-General of Indian Affairs	1892.10.17 - 1892.11.24	Elected - 1892.11.02 (By-Election)
Patterson, James Colebrooke	Secretary of State of Canada	1892.01.25 - 1892.11.24	Elected - 1892.02.22 (By-Election)
Ouimet, Joseph-Aldéric	Minister of Public Works	1892.01.11 - 1892.11.24	Elected - 1892.01.25 (By-Election)

^ 3rd Ministry (1878.10.17 - 1891.06.06)

Prime Minister:

Macdonald, John Alexander

Government Party:

Liberal-Conservative

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Colby, Charles Carroll	President of the Privy Council	1889.11.28 - 1891.04.30	Elected - 1889.12.18 (By-Election)
Haggart, John Graham	Postmaster General	1888.08.06 - 1891.06.06	Elected - 1888.08.15 (By-Election)
Tupper, Charles Hibbert	Minister of Marine and Fisheries	1888.06.01 - 1891.06.06	Elected - 1888.06.18 (By-Election)
Foster, George Eulas	Minister of Marine and Fisheries	1885.12.10 - 1888.05.28	Elected - 1885.12.31 (By-Election)
Thompson, John Sparrow David	Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada	1885.09.26 - 1891.06.06	Elected - 1885.10.16 (By-Election)
White, Thomas	Minister of the Interior	1885.08.05 - 1888.04.21	Elected - 1885.08.27 (By-Election)
Chapleau, Joseph Adolphe	Secretary of State of Canada	1882.07.29 - 1891.06.06	Elected - 1882.08.16 (By-Election)
Mousseau, Joseph Alfred	President of the Privy Council	1880.11.08 - 1881.05.19	Elected - 1880.11.20 (By-Election)
Caron, Joseph Philippe René Adolphe	Minister of Militia and Defence	1880.11.08 - 1891.06.06	Elected - 1880.11.20 (By-Election)
Baby, Louis François Georges	Minister of Inland Revenue	1878.10.26 - 1880.10.28	Elected - 1878.11.14 (By-Election)
Masson, Louis-François-Rodrigue	Minister of Militia and Defence	1878.10.19 - 1880.01.15	Elected - 1878.11.06 (By-Election)
Langevin, Hector-Louis	Postmaster General	1878.10.19 - 1879.05.19	Elected - 1878.11.21 (By-Election)
Pope, James Colledge	Minister of Marine and Fisheries	1878.10.19 - 1882.07.09	Elected - 1878.11.09 (By-Election)
Bowell, Mackenzie	Minister of Customs	1878.10.19 - 1891.06.06	Elected - 1878.11.06 (By-Election)
O'Connor, John	President of the Privy Council	1878.10.17 - 1880.01.15	Elected - 1878.11.04 (By-Election)
McDonald, James	Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada	1878.10.17 - 1881.05.19	Elected - 1878.11.04 (By-Election)
Pope, John Henry	Minister of Agriculture	1878.10.17 - 1885.09.24	Elected - 1878.11.04 (By-Election)
Tilley, Samuel Leonard	Minister of Finance	1878.10.17 - 1879.05.19	Elected - 1878.11.04 (By-Election)
Tupper, Charles	Minister of Finance and Receiver General	1878.10.17 - 1888.05.22	Elected - 1878.11.04 (By-Election)
Tupper, Charles	Minister of Public Works	1878.10.17 - 1879.05.19	Elected - 1878.11.04 (By-Election)

^ 2nd Ministry (1873.11.07 - 1878.10.08)

Prime Minister:

Mackenzie, Alexander

Government Party:

Liberal Party of Canada

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Jones, Alfred Gilpin	Minister of Militia and Defence	1878.01.21 - 1878.10.08	Elected - 1878.01.29 (By-Election)
Laurier, Wilfrid	Minister of Inland Revenue	1877.10.08 - 1878.10.08	Defeated - 1877.10.27 (By-Election)
Laflamme, Toussaint Antoine Rodolphe	Minister of Inland Revenue	1876.11.09 - 1877.06.07	Elected - 1876.12.28 (By-Election)
Mills, David	Minister of the Interior	1876.10.24 - 1878.10.08	Elected - 1876.11.15 (By-Election)
Mills, David	Superintendent-General of Indian Affairs	1876.10.24 - 1878.10.08	Elected - 1876.11.15 (By-Election)
Blake, Edward	Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada	1875.05.19 - 1877.06.07	Elected - 1875.06.02 (By-Election)
Vail, William Berrian	Minister of Militia and Defence	1874.09.30 - 1878.01.20	Elected - 1874.10.26 (By-Election)
Geoffrion, Félix	Minister of Inland Revenue	1874.07.08 - 1876.11.08	Elected - 1874.07.25 (By-Election)
Scott, Richard William	Secretary of State of Canada	1873.11.07 - 1878.10.08	Senate - 1874.03.13
Scott, Richard William	Minister Without Portfolio	1873.11.07 - 1874.01.08	Senate - 1874.03.13

^ 1st Ministry (1867.07.01 - 1873.11.05)

Prime Minister:

Macdonald, John Alexander

Government Party:

Liberal-Conservative

Name	Portfolio	Term (yyyy.mm.dd)	Entry to Parliament (yyyy.mm.dd)
Gibbs, Thomas Nicholson	Minister of Inland Revenue	1873.06.14 - 1873.11.05	Elected - 1873.07.07 (By-Election)
	Secretary of State for the Provinces	1873.06.14 - 1873.06.30
	Superintendent-General of Indian Affairs	1873.06.14 - 1873.06.30
McDonald, Hugh	Minister of Militia and Defence	1873.06.14 - 1873.11.04	Elected - 1873.07.07 (By-Election)
McDonald, Hugh	President of the Privy Council	1873.06.14 - 1873.06.30	Elected - 1873.07.07 (By-Election)
Robitaille, Théodore	Receiver General	1873.01.30 - 1873.11.05	Elected - 1873.02.15 (By-Election)
Pope, John Henry	Minister of Agriculture	1871.10.25 - 1873.11.05	Elected - 1871.11.11 (By-Election)
Morris, Alexander	Minister of Inland Revenue	1869.11.16 - 1872.07.01	Elected - 1869.11.29 (By-Election)
Dunkin, Christopher	Minister of Agriculture	1869.11.16 - 1871.10.24	Elected - 1869.11.29 (By-Election)
Hincks, Francis	Minister of Finance	1869.10.09 - 1873.02.21	Elected - 1869.11.13 (By-Election)
Howe, Joseph	President of the Privy Council	1869.01.30 - 1869.11.15	Elected - 1869.04.24 (By-Election)
Rose, John	Minister of Finance	1867.11.18 - 1869.09.30	Elected - 1867.11.28 (By-Election)