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918 Members of the House of Commons died in office or resigned

Name	Political Affiliation at Last Election	Constituency	Date of Last Election (yyyy.mm.dd)	Date of death or resignation (yyyy.mm.dd)
Merasty, Gary	Liberal	Desnethé--Missinippi--Churchill River, Saskatchewan	2006.01.23	2007.08.31 Resignation. For family reasons.
Gauthier, Michel	Bloc Québécois	Roberval--Lac-Saint-Jean, Quebec	2006.01.23	2007.07.29 Resignation. For health reasons and to commence a career as a communicator.
Owen, Stephen	Liberal	Vancouver Quadra, British Columbia	2006.01.23	2007.07.27 Resignation. Appointed Vice President, External and Community Relations, University of British Columbia, August 15, 2007.
Peterson, James Scott (Jim)	Liberal	Willowdale, Ontario	2006.01.23	2007.07.12 Resignation. To make room for new members within the House of Commons.
Graham, William (Bill)	Liberal	Toronto Centre, Ontario	2006.01.23	2007.07.02 Resignation. To make room for new members within the House of Commons. Accepts the position of chancellor at the University of Toronto.
Loubier, Yvan	Bloc Québécois	Saint-Hyacinthe--Bagot, Quebec	2006.01.23	2007.02.21 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Lapierre, Jean-C.	Liberal	Outremont, Quebec	2006.01.23	2007.01.28 Resignation. Resumes his broadcasting career.
Fontana, Joseph Frank (Joe)	Liberal	London North Centre, Ontario	2006.01.23	2006.09.20 Resignation. Enters municipal politics in London, Ontario.
Sauvageau, Benoît	Bloc Québécois	Repentigny, Quebec	2006.01.23	2006.08.28 Died in office.
Bergeron, Stéphane	Bloc Québécois	Verchères--Les Patriotes, Quebec	2004.06.28	2005.11.09 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Cadman, Chuck	Independent	Surrey North, British Columbia	2004.06.28	2005.07.09 Died in office
O'Brien, Lawrence D.	Liberal	Labrador, Newfoundland and Labrador	2004.06.28	2004.12.16 Died in office
Harvard, John	Liberal	Charleswood St. James--Assiniboia, Manitoba	2000.11.27	2004.05.06 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba.
Rock, Allan	Liberal	Etobicoke Centre, Ontario	2000.11.27	2003.12.12 Resignation. Named Ambassador to the United Nations, January 5, 2004.
Chrétien, Joseph Jacques Jean	Liberal	Saint-Maurice, Quebec	2000.11.27	2003.12.12 Resignation.
Harb, Mac	Liberal	Ottawa Centre, Ontario	2000.11.27	2003.09.08 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Dubé, Antoine	Bloc Québécois	Lévis-et-Chutes-de-la-Chaudière, Quebec	2000.11.27	2003.03.17 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Brien, Pierre	Bloc Québécois	Témiscamingue, Quebec	2000.11.27	2003.03.14 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Richardson, John	Liberal	Perth--Middlesex, Ontario	2000.11.27	2002.10.11 Resignation. Quits political life.
Bellehumeur, Michel	Bloc Québécois	Berthier--Montcalm, Quebec	2000.11.27	2002.05.18 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Tremblay, Stéphan	Bloc Québécois	Lac-Saint-Jean--Saguenay, Quebec	2000.11.27	2002.05.07 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Baker, George	Liberal	Gander--Grand Falls, Newfoundland and Labrador	2000.11.27	2002.03.25 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Lavigne, Raymond	Liberal	Verdun--Saint-Henri--Saint-Paul--Pointe Saint-Charles, Quebec	2000.11.27	2002.03.25 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Manning, Ernest Preston	Canadian Alliance	Calgary Southwest, Alberta	2000.11.27	2002.01.31 Resignation. Quits political life.
Tobin, Brian Vincent	Liberal	Bonavista--Trinity--Conception, Newfoundland and Labrador	2000.11.27	2002.01.25 Resignation. To spend more time with his family.
Gagliano, Alfonso	Liberal	Saint-Léonard--Saint-Michel, Quebec	2000.11.27	2002.01.14 Resignation. Named Ambassador to Denmark, January 15, 2002.
Duhamel, Ronald J.	Liberal	Saint Boniface, Manitoba	2000.11.27	2002.01.14 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Gray, Herbert Eser (Herb)	Liberal	Windsor West, Ontario	2000.11.27	2002.01.14 Resignation. Named Chair of the Canadian Section of the International Joint Commission, January 15, 2002.
Brison, Scott	Progressive Conservative	Kings--Hants, Nova Scotia	1997.06.02	2000.07.24 Resignation. To allow Joe Clark to run for office.
Hart, James (Jim) Alexander	Reform	Okanagan--Coquihalla, British Columbia	1997.06.02	2000.07.17 Resignation. To allow Stockwell Day to run for office.
Power, Charles J. (Charlie)	Progressive Conservative	St. John's West, Newfoundland and Labrador	1997.06.02	2000.01.31 Resignation. Quits political life.
Massé, Marcel	Liberal	Hull--Aylmer, Quebec	1997.06.02	1999.09.10 Resignation. Named Canadian executive director of the Inter-American Development Bank in Washington.
Finestone, Sheila	Liberal	Mount Royal, Quebec	1997.06.02	1999.08.10 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Marchi, Sergio	Liberal	York West, Ontario	1997.06.02	1999.08.03 Resignation. Appointed Ambassador to the World Trade Organization.
Axworthy, Chris	New Democratic Party	Saskatoon--Rosetown--Biggar, Saskatchewan	1997.06.02	1999.06.01 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Saskatchewan.
Cohen, Elizabeth Shaughnessy	Liberal	Windsor--St. Clair, Ontario	1997.06.02	1998.12.09 Died in office
Charest, Jean J.	Progressive Conservative	Sherbrooke, Quebec	1997.06.02	1998.05.01 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec. Becomes leader of the Liberal Party of Quebec.
Hayes, Sharon Ruth	Reform	Port Moody--Coquitlam, British Columbia	1997.06.02	1997.10.01 Resignation. To tend to her severely ill husband.
Anawak, Jack Iyerak	Liberal	Nunatsiaq, Northwest Territories	1993.10.25	1997.04.15 Resignation. Appointed interim Commissioner of Nunavut.
Allmand, William Warren	Liberal	Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, Quebec	1993.10.25	1997.02.24 Resignation. Named President of the International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development.
Harper, Stephen Joseph	Reform	Calgary West, Alberta	1993.10.25	1997.01.14 Resignation. Named Vice-President of the National Citizens Coalition.
Caron, André	Bloc Québécois	Jonquière, Quebec	1993.10.25	1997.01.10 Died in office.
Copps, Sheila Maureen	Liberal	Hamilton East, Ontario	1993.10.25	1996.05.01 Resignation. To honour her election vow on the GST.
Maheu, Shirley	Liberal	Saint-Laurent--Cartierville, Quebec	1993.10.25	1996.01.31 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Tobin, Brian Vincent	Liberal	Humber--St. Barbe--Baie Verte, Newfoundland and Labrador	1993.10.25	1996.01.25 Resignation. Enters provincial politics (Newfoundland). Becomes leader of the Liberal Party of Newfoundland and Premier of Newfoundland.
Ouellet, André	Liberal	Papineau--Saint-Michel, Quebec	1993.10.25	1996.01.24 Resignation. To make room for new members within the Cabinet. Appointed Chairman of the Canada Post Corporation.
MacLaren, Roy	Liberal	Etobicoke North, Ontario	1993.10.25	1996.01.24 Resignation. To make room for new members within the Cabinet. Appointed advisor to the Prime Minister prior to his nomination as Canadian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom.
Bouchard, Lucien	Bloc Québécois	Lac-Saint-Jean, Quebec	1993.10.25	1996.01.15 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec. Becomes leader of the Parti québécois and Premier of Quebec.
Rompkey, William	Liberal	Labrador, Newfoundland and Labrador	1993.10.25	1995.09.21 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Berger, David	Liberal	Saint-Henri--Westmount, Quebec	1993.10.25	1994.12.28 Resignation. Appointed advisor to the Prime Minister.
Gauthier, Jean-Robert	Liberal	Ottawa--Vanier, Ontario	1993.10.25	1994.11.23 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Péloquin, Gaston	Bloc Québécois	Brome--Missisquoi, Quebec	1993.10.25	1994.09.01 Died in office.
Cooper, Albert Glen	Progressive Conservative	Peace River, Alberta	1988.11.21	1993.09.08 Resignation. Quits political life.
Epp, Arthur Jacob (Jake)	Progressive Conservative	Provencher, Manitoba	1988.11.21	1993.09.01 Resignation. Quits political life.
Bouchard, Benoît	Progressive Conservative	Roberval, Quebec	1988.11.21	1993.06.17 Resignation. Named Canadian Ambassabor to France.
de Cotret, Robert René	Progressive Conservative	Berthier--Montcalm, Quebec	1988.11.21	1993.06.16 Resignation. Quits political life.
Blackburn, Derek Nigel Ernest	New Democratic Party	Brant, Ontario	1988.11.21	1993.05.31 Resignation. Appointed to the Immigration and Refugee Board.
Gustafson, Leonard J.	Progressive Conservative	Souris--Moose Mountain, Saskatchewan	1988.11.21	1993.05.26 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Prud'homme, Marcel	Liberal	Saint-Denis, Quebec	1988.11.21	1993.05.25 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Cook, Charles Henry (Chuck)	Progressive Conservative	North Vancouver, British Columbia	1988.11.21	1993.02.23 Died in office.
Callbeck, Catherine S.	Liberal	Malpeque, Prince Edward Island	1988.11.21	1993.01.25 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Prince Edward Island. Elected leader of the Liberal Party and becomes Premier of Prince Edward Island.
Lapierre, Jean-C.	Liberal	Shefford, Quebec	1988.11.21	1992.08.23 Resignation. Resumes his law practice.
Robichaud, Fernand	Liberal	Beauséjour, New Brunswick	1988.11.21	1990.09.24 Resignation. To allow Jean Chrétien to run for office.
Broadbent, John Edward	New Democratic Party	Oshawa, Ontario	1988.11.21	1989.12.31 Resignation. Appointed President of the International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development.
Malépart, Jean-Claude	Liberal	Laurier--Sainte-Marie, Quebec	1988.11.21	1989.11.16 Died in office.
Grisé, Richard	Progressive Conservative	Chambly, Quebec	1988.11.21	1989.05.30 Resignation. Found guilty of fraud and breach of trust.
Dahmer, John	Progressive Conservative	Beaver River, Alberta	1988.11.21	1988.11.26 Died before taking his seat, 5 days after the general election.
Greenaway, Lorne Everett	Progressive Conservative	Cariboo--Chilcotin, British Columbia	1984.09.04	1988.09.29 Resignation.
Speyer, Chris	Progressive Conservative	Cambridge, Ontario	1984.09.04	1988.09.02 Resignation. Named judge, Ontario district court.
Schellenberger, Stanley Kenneth	Progressive Conservative	Wetaskiwin, Alberta	1984.09.04	1988.08.31 Resignation. To spend more time with his family. Accepts a job with the Alberta government.
Henderson, George Roland	Liberal	Egmont, Prince Edward Island	1984.09.04	1988.08.14 Resignation. Appointed to the Canadian Pension Commission.
Crombie, David Edward	Progressive Conservative	Rosedale, Ontario	1984.09.04	1988.06.01 Resignation. Appointed Chairman of the Royal Commission on the Future of the Toronto Waterfront.
Côté, Clément M.	Progressive Conservative	Lac-Saint-Jean, Quebec	1984.09.04	1988.04.28 Resignation. To allow Lucien Bouchard to run for office.
Nielsen, Erik	Progressive Conservative	Yukon, Yukon	1984.09.04	1987.01.21 Resignation. Appointed President of the Canadian Transport Commission.
McGrath, James Aloysius	Progressive Conservative	St. John's East, Newfoundland and Labrador	1984.09.04	1986.08.31 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Newfoundland.
Deans, Ian	New Democratic Party	Hamilton Mountain, Ontario	1984.09.04	1986.08.31 Resignation. Appointed Chairman of the Public Service Staff Relations Board.
Elzinga, Peter	Progressive Conservative	Pembina, Alberta	1984.09.04	1986.04.16 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Alberta.
Chrétien, Joseph Jacques Jean	Liberal	Saint-Maurice, Quebec	1984.09.04	1986.02.27 Resignation. To spend more time with his family.
Corbin, Eymard G.	Liberal	Madawaska--Victoria, New Brunswick	1980.02.18	1984.07.09 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Lefebvre, Thomas	Liberal	Pontiac--Gatineau--Labelle, Quebec	1980.02.18	1984.07.08 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Turner, Charles Robert	Liberal	London East, Ontario	1980.02.18	1984.07.08 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Trudeau, Pierre Elliott	Liberal	Mount Royal, Quebec	1980.02.18	1984.06.30 Resignation. Retires from public life.
MacGuigan, Mark R.	Liberal	Windsor--Walkerville, Ontario	1980.02.18	1984.06.29 Resignation. Appointed judge of the Federal Court of Appeals.
Munro, John Carr	Liberal	Hamilton East, Ontario	1980.02.18	1984.06.29 Resignation. Appointed member of the Canadian Transport Commission.
De Bané, Pierre	Liberal	Matapédia--Matane, Quebec	1980.02.18	1984.06.29 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Pinard, Yvon	Liberal	Drummond, Quebec	1980.02.18	1984.06.29 Resignation. Appointed judge of the Federal Court of Canada, Trial Division.
LeBlanc, Roméo-Adrien	Liberal	Westmorland--Kent, New Brunswick	1980.02.18	1984.06.28 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
MacEachen, Allan Joseph	Liberal	Cape Breton Highlands--Canso, Nova Scotia	1980.02.18	1984.06.28 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Lamontagne, J. Gilles	Liberal	Langelier, Quebec	1980.02.18	1984.03.26 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec.
Gilchrist, James Gordon	Progressive Conservative	Scarborough East, Ontario	1980.02.18	1984.03.21 Resignation. Found guilty of tax evasion.
Kushner, John	Progressive Conservative	Calgary East, Alberta	1980.02.18	1984.03.02 Died in office
Sauvé, Jeanne	Liberal	Laval-des-Rapides, Quebec	1980.02.18	1984.01.15 Resignation. Appointed first woman Governor-General of Canada.
Baker, Walter David	Progressive Conservative	Nepean--Carleton, Ontario	1980.02.18	1983.11.13 Died in office.
MacKay, Elmer MacIntosh	Progressive Conservative	Central Nova, Nova Scotia	1980.02.18	1983.06.15 Resignation. To allow Brian Mulroney to run for office.
Rose, Mark Willson	New Democratic Party	Mission--Port Moody, British Columbia	1980.02.18	1983.04.20 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in British Columbia.
Dinsdale, Walter Gilbert	Progressive Conservative	Brandon--Souris, Manitoba	1980.02.18	1982.11.20 Died in office.
Cossitt, Thomas Charles	Progressive Conservative	Leeds--Grenville, Ontario	1980.02.18	1982.03.15 Died in office.
Rae, Robert Keith (Bob)	New Democratic Party	Broadview--Greenwood, Ontario	1980.02.18	1982.03.02 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Ontario. Becomes leader of the Ontario NDP.
Lonsdale, Bruce	Liberal	Timiskaming, Ontario	1980.02.18	1982.01.22 Died in office.
Stollery, Peter A.	Liberal	Spadina, Ontario	1980.02.18	1981.07.01 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
La Salle, Roch	Progressive Conservative	Joliette, Quebec	1980.02.18	1981.03.16 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec. Appointed leader of Quebec's Union nationale.
MacDonald, Daniel Joseph	Liberal	Cardigan, Prince Edward Island	1980.02.18	1980.09.30 Died in office.
Guay, Raynald Joseph Albert	Liberal	Lévis, Quebec	1980.02.18	1980.08.28 Resignation. To spend more time with his family. Appointed to the federal Anti-Dumping Tribunal.
Buchanan, J. Judd	Liberal	London West, Ontario	1980.02.18	1980.08.12 Resignation. Becomes President and Chief Executive Officer of CNG Fuels Ltd., Calgary, Alberta.
Alexander, Lincoln MacCauley	Progressive Conservative	Hamilton West, Ontario	1980.02.18	1980.05.28 Resignation. Appointed Chairman of the Ontario Workmen's Compensation Board.
Diefenbaker, John George	Progressive Conservative	Prince Albert, Saskatchewan	1979.05.22	1979.08.16
Jamieson, Donald Campbell	Liberal	Burin--St. George's, Newfoundland and Labrador	1979.05.22	1979.06.18 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Newfoundland. Appointed leader of the Liberal Party of Newfoundland.
Basford, Stanley Ronald	Liberal	Vancouver Centre, British Columbia	1974.07.08	1979.02.20 Resignation. Resumes his law practice.
Goyer, Jean-Pierre	Liberal	Dollard, Quebec	1974.07.08	1978.12.31 Resignation. Resumes his law practice.
Sharp, Mitchell William	Liberal	Eglinton, Ontario	1974.07.08	1978.05.01 Resignation. Appointed Director of the Northern Pipeline Agency.
Poulin, Fabian Hugh	Liberal	Ottawa Centre, Ontario	1974.07.08	1978.04.27 Resignation. Appointed judge.
Gilbert, John	New Democratic Party	Broadview, Ontario	1974.07.08	1978.04.27 Resignation. Appointed judge.
Wagner, Claude	Progressive Conservative	Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec	1974.07.08	1978.04.20 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Haidasz, Stanley	Liberal	Parkdale, Ontario	1974.07.08	1978.03.23 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Guay, Joseph-Phillippe	Liberal	St. Boniface, Manitoba	1974.07.08	1978.03.22 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Marshall, Jack	Progressive Conservative	Humber--St. George's--St. Barbe, Newfoundland and Labrador	1974.07.08	1978.03.22 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Macdonald, Donald Stovel	Liberal	Rosedale, Ontario	1974.07.08	1978.02.28 Resignation. Resumes his law practice.
Drury, Charles Mills (Bud)	Liberal	Westmount, Quebec	1974.07.08	1978.01.26 Resignation. Appointed Director of the National Capital Commission.
McCleave, Robert Jardine	Progressive Conservative	Halifax--East Hants, Nova Scotia	1974.07.08	1977.12.08 Resignation. Appointed judge.
Stanbury, Robert Douglas George	Liberal	York--Scarborough, Ontario	1974.07.08	1977.11.08 Resignation. Becomes Secretary General of Firestone Canada Ltd.
O'Sullivan, Sean Patrick	Progressive Conservative	Hamilton--Wentworth, Ontario	1974.07.08	1977.09.13 Resignation. Called to the priesthood.
Reynolds, John Douglas	Progressive Conservative	Burnaby--Richmond--Delta, British Columbia	1974.07.08	1977.09.04 Resignation. Becomes radio announcer with CJOR in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Fairweather, Robert Gordon Lee	Progressive Conservative	Fundy--Royal, New Brunswick	1974.07.08	1977.08.31 Resignation. Appointed Chairman of the Canadian Human Rights Commission.
Fortin, André-Gilles	Social Credit	Lotbinière, Quebec	1974.07.08	1977.06.24
Caouette, David Réal	Social Credit	Témiscamingue, Quebec	1974.07.08	1976.12.16
Mackasey, Bryce Stuart	Liberal	Verdun, Quebec	1974.07.08	1976.10.27 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Marchand, Jean	Liberal	Langelier, Quebec	1974.07.08	1976.10.25 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Comtois, Joseph-Roland	Liberal	Terrebonne, Quebec	1974.07.08	1976.10.25 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
MacLean, John Angus	Progressive Conservative	Malpeque, Prince Edward Island	1974.07.08	1976.10.20 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Prince Edward Island.
Morin, Albanie	Liberal	Louis-Hébert, Quebec	1974.07.08	1976.09.30
Turner, John Napier	Liberal	Ottawa--Carleton, Ontario	1974.07.08	1976.02.12 Resignation. Resumes his law practice.
Carter, Walter C.	Progressive Conservative	St. John's West, Newfoundland and Labrador	1974.07.08	1975.09.03 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Newfoundland.
Pelletier, Gérard	Liberal	Hochelaga, Quebec	1974.07.08	1975.08.29 Resignation. Named Canadian ambassador to France.
Dubé, Jean-Eudes	Liberal	Restigouche, New Brunswick	1974.07.08	1975.04.08 Resignation. Appointed Federal Court judge.
Nesbitt, Wallace Bickford (Wally)	Progressive Conservative	Oxford, Ontario	1972.10.30	1973.12.21
Kuntz, Harry	Progressive Conservative	Battle River, Alberta	1972.10.30	1973.11.16
Anderson, David	Liberal	Esquimalt--Saanich, British Columbia	1968.06.25	1972.07.24 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in British Columbia.
Givens, Philip Gerald	Liberal	York West, Ontario	1968.06.25	1971.10.06 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Ontario.
Moores, Frank Duff	Progressive Conservative	Bonavista--Trinity--Conception, Newfoundland and Labrador	1968.06.25	1971.09.27 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Newfoundland.
Brown, James Elisha	Liberal	Brant, Ontario	1968.06.25	1971.04.08 Resignation. Appointed judge, Norfolk, Ontario.
Douglas, Albert B.	Liberal	Assiniboia, Saskatchewan	1968.06.25	1971.03.06
MacEwan, Howard Russell	Progressive Conservative	Central Nova, Nova Scotia	1968.06.25	1971.01.14 Resignation. Appointed judge, Nova Scotia provincial court.
Mongrain, Joseph-Alfred	Liberal	Trois-Rivières, Quebec	1968.06.25	1970.12.23
Pilon, J.-E. Bernard	Liberal	Chambly, Quebec	1968.06.25	1970.11.17
Cadieux, Léo Alphonse Joseph	Liberal	Labelle, Quebec	1968.06.25	1970.10.05 Resignation. Named Canadian Ambassador to France.
Muir, George Robson	Progressive Conservative	Lisgar, Manitoba	1968.06.25	1970.08.26
Dumont, Bernard	Ralliement Créditiste	Frontenac, Quebec	1968.06.25	1970.04.06 Resignation.
Schreyer, Edward Richard	New Democratic Party	Selkirk, Manitoba	1968.06.25	1969.06.08 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Manitoba.
Cameron, Colin	New Democratic Party	Nanaimo--Cowichan--The Islands, British Columbia	1968.06.25	1968.07.28
Martin, Paul Joseph James	Liberal	Essex East, Ontario	1965.11.08	1968.04.19 Resignation.
Pennell, Lawrence T.	Liberal	Brant--Haldimand, Ontario	1965.11.08	1968.04.16 Resignation.
Allard, Maurice	Independent Progressive Conservative	Sherbrooke, Quebec	1965.11.08	1968.03.06 Resignation.
Tremblay, René	Liberal	Matapédia--Matane, Quebec	1965.11.08	1968.01.22
Rinfret, Maurice	Liberal	Saint-Jacques, Quebec	1965.11.08	1967.12.26
Winkler, Eric Alfred	Progressive Conservative	Grey--Bruce, Ontario	1965.11.08	1967.09.30 Resignation.
Pickersgill, John Whitney	Liberal	Bonavista--Twillingate, Newfoundland and Labrador	1965.11.08	1967.09.18 Resignation.
Kennedy, Cyril Frost	Progressive Conservative	Colchester--Hants, Nova Scotia	1965.11.08	1967.09.17 Resignation.
Horner, Hugh Macarthur	Progressive Conservative	Jasper--Edson, Alberta	1965.11.08	1967.05.08 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Alberta.
Lamontagne, Maurice	Liberal	Outremont--St-Jean, Quebec	1965.11.08	1967.04.05 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Favreau, Guy	Liberal	Papineau, Quebec	1965.11.08	1967.04.03 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Cardin, Louis-Joseph-Lucien	Liberal	Richelieu--Verchères, Quebec	1965.11.08	1967.04.03 Resignation. For health reasons and to return to his law practice.
Mitchell, David Rodger	Liberal	Sudbury, Ontario	1965.11.08	1967.01.04
Caron, Alexis Pierre	Liberal	Hull, Quebec	1965.11.08	1966.08.31
Granger, Charles Ronald McKay	Liberal	Grand Falls--White Bay--Labrador, Newfoundland and Labrador	1965.11.08	1966.08.01 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Newfoundland.
Carter, Chesley William	Liberal	Burin--Burgeo, Newfoundland and Labrador	1965.11.08	1966.07.07 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Vincent, Clément	Progressive Conservative	Nicolet--Yamaska, Quebec	1965.11.08	1966.05.04 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Rouleau, Guy	Liberal	Dollard, Quebec	1963.04.08	1965.07.31 Resignation.
Lamb, Charles Wesley	Progressive Conservative	Victoria, Ontario	1963.04.08	1965.07.12
Benidickson, William Moore	Liberal-Labour	Kenora--Rainy River, Ontario	1963.04.08	1965.07.06 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Nowlan, George Clyde	Progressive Conservative	Digby--Annapolis--Kings, Nova Scotia	1963.04.08	1965.05.31
Chaplin, Gordon	Progressive Conservative	Waterloo South, Ontario	1963.04.08	1964.06.27
Rideout, Sherwood Hayes	Liberal	Westmorland, New Brunswick	1963.04.08	1964.05.29
Garland, John Richard	Liberal	Nipissing, Ontario	1963.04.08	1964.03.14
Jones, Henry Frank	Progressive Conservative	Saskatoon, Saskatchewan	1963.04.08	1964.03.04
Denis, Azellus	Liberal	Saint-Denis, Quebec	1963.04.08	1964.02.02 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Chevrier, Lionel	Liberal	Laurier, Quebec	1963.04.08	1963.12.27 Resignation. Appointed High Commissioner for Canada in London, February 6, 1964.
Crestohl, Leon David	Liberal	Cartier, Quebec	1962.06.18	1963.03.21 Died shortly after dissolution of the 25th Parliament.
Rowe, William Earl	Progressive Conservative	Dufferin--Simcoe, Ontario	1962.06.18	1963.01.08 Resignation.
Regier, Erhart	New Democratic Party	Burnaby--Coquitlam, British Columbia	1962.06.18	1962.08.20 Resignation.
Hardie, Mervyn Arthur	Liberal	Mackenzie River, Northwest Territories	1958.03.31	1961.10.18
Comtois, Paul	Progressive Conservative	Nicolet--Yamaska, Quebec	1958.03.31	1961.10.05 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec.
Anderson, William	Progressive Conservative	Waterloo South, Ontario	1958.03.31	1961.06.06
Macdonald, John Augustine	Progressive Conservative	King's, Prince Edward Island	1958.03.31	1961.01.04
Van Horne, Joseph Charles	Progressive Conservative	Restigouche--Madawaska, New Brunswick	1958.03.31	1961.01.01 Resignation.
Stanton, Hayden	Progressive Conservative	Leeds, Ontario	1958.03.31	1960.12.07
Pearkes, George Randolph	Progressive Conservative	Esquimalt--Saanich, British Columbia	1958.03.31	1960.10.10 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia.
Brooks, Alfred Johnson	Progressive Conservative	Royal, New Brunswick	1958.03.31	1960.09.11 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Fraser, Gordon Knapman	Progressive Conservative	Peterborough, Ontario	1958.03.31	1960.05.26
Houck, William Limburg	Liberal	Niagara Falls, Ontario	1958.03.31	1960.05.05
Courtemanche, Henri	Progressive Conservative	Labelle, Quebec	1958.03.31	1960.01.19 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Gour, Joseph-Omer	Liberal	Russell, Ontario	1958.03.31	1959.03.24
Smith, Sidney Earle	Progressive Conservative	Hastings--Frontenac, Ontario	1958.03.31	1959.03.17
Lockyer, Edward Russell	Progressive Conservative	Trinity, Ontario	1958.03.31	1958.10.05
Yacula, Val	Progressive Conservative	Springfield, Manitoba	1958.03.31	1958.09.24
Lesage, Jean	Liberal	Montmagny--l'Islet, Quebec	1958.03.31	1958.06.11 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Casselman, Arza Clair	Progressive Conservative	Grenville--Dundas, Ontario	1958.03.31	1958.05.11
White, George Stanley	Progressive Conservative	Hastings--Frontenac, Ontario	1957.06.10	1957.09.19 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Blair, William Gourlay	Progressive Conservative	Lanark, Ontario	1957.06.10	1957.06.16 Died one week after 1957 general election.
Hosking, Henry Alfred	Liberal	Wellington South, Ontario	1953.08.10	1957.06.03
Healy, Thomas Patrick	Liberal	St. Ann, Quebec	1953.08.10	1957.04.12
Drew, George Alexander	Progressive Conservative	Carleton, Ontario	1953.08.10	1957.01.08 Resignation.
Trainor, Owen C.	Progressive Conservative	Winnipeg South, Manitoba	1953.08.10	1956.11.28
Ross, Thomas Hambly	Liberal	Hamilton East, Ontario	1953.08.10	1956.11.20
Bennett, Sybil	Progressive Conservative	Halton, Ontario	1953.08.10	1956.11.12
MacDougall, John Lorne	Liberal	Vancouver--Burrard, British Columbia	1953.08.10	1956.06.06
Noseworthy, Joseph William	C.C.F.	York South, Ontario	1953.08.10	1956.03.30
Côté, Alcide	Liberal	Saint-Jean--Iberville--Napierville, Quebec	1953.08.10	1955.08.07
Picard, Louis-Philippe	Liberal	Bellechasse, Quebec	1953.08.10	1955.08.02 Resignation. Appointed Canadian Ambassador to Argentina.
Croll, David Arnold	Liberal	Spadina, Ontario	1953.08.10	1955.07.27 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Pouliot, Jean-François	Liberal	Témiscouata, Quebec	1953.08.10	1955.07.27 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Power, Charles Gavan	Liberal	Quebec South, Quebec	1953.08.10	1955.07.27 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Boucher, Joseph Gaspard	Liberal	Restigouche--Madawaska, New Brunswick	1953.08.10	1955.04.18
Fair, Robert	Social Credit	Battle River--Camrose, Alberta	1953.08.10	1954.11.01
Wood, Robert James	Liberal	Selkirk, Manitoba	1953.08.10	1954.08.08
Claxton, Brooke	Liberal	St. Lawrence--St. George, Quebec	1953.08.10	1954.07.31 Resignation. Becomes Canadian Vice-President of Metropolitan Insurance Co.
Abbott, Douglas Charles	Liberal	Saint-Antoine--Westmount, Quebec	1953.08.10	1954.06.30 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of Canada.
Chevrier, Lionel	Liberal	Stormont, Ontario	1953.08.10	1954.06.30 Resignation. Appointed President of the St-Lawrence Seaway Authority.
Conacher, Lionel Pretoria	Liberal	Trinity, Ontario	1953.08.10	1954.05.26
Adamson, Agar Rodney	Progressive Conservative	York West, Ontario	1953.08.10	1954.04.08
Coyle, Charles Delmer	Progressive Conservative	Elgin, Ontario	1953.08.10	1954.01.19
Côté, Paul-Émile	Liberal	Verdun, Quebec	1953.08.10	1953.12.31 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Nadon, Joseph-Célestin	Liberal	Gatineau, Quebec	1953.08.10	1953.12.17
Graydon, Gordon	Progressive Conservative	Peel, Ontario	1953.08.10	1953.09.19
Tremblay, Léonard-David Sweezey	Liberal	Dorchester, Quebec	1949.06.27	1953.06.11 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Laing, Arthur	Liberal	Vancouver South, British Columbia	1949.06.27	1953.04.30 Resignation.
MacLean, Matthew	Liberal	Cape Breton North and Victoria, Nova Scotia	1949.06.27	1953.04.07
Mayhew, Robert Wellington	Liberal	Victoria, British Columbia	1949.06.27	1952.11.14 Resignation. Appointed Canadian Ambassador to Japan.
Harris, Joseph Henry	Progressive Conservative	Danforth, Ontario	1949.06.27	1952.10.24
Cournoyer, Gérard	Liberal	Richelieu--Verchères, Quebec	1949.06.27	1952.07.05 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Dion, Joseph-Alfred	Liberal	Roberval, Quebec	1949.06.27	1952.04.07 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Richard, Clovis-Thomas	Liberal	Gloucester, New Brunswick	1949.06.27	1952.03.04 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Rinfret, Édouard-Gabriel	Liberal	Outremont--St-Jean, Quebec	1949.06.27	1952.02.12 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Court of Queen's Bench for Quebec.
Gosselin, Henri A.	Liberal	Brome--Missisquoi, Quebec	1949.06.27	1952.01.27
Breithaupt, Louis Orville	Liberal	Waterloo North, Ontario	1949.06.27	1952.01.22 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario.
Hatfield, Heber Harold	Progressive Conservative	Victoria--Carleton, New Brunswick	1949.06.27	1952.01.03
Thomson, Walter Cunningham	Liberal	Ontario, Ontario	1949.06.27	1951.10.09 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Ontario.
Smith, Arthur Leroy	Progressive Conservative	Calgary West, Alberta	1949.06.27	1951.07.05 Resignation.
Maybank, Ralph	Liberal	Winnipeg South Centre, Manitoba	1949.06.27	1951.04.24 Resignation. Appointed Judge of the Court of King's Bench for Manitoba.
Homuth, Karl Kenneth	Progressive Conservative	Waterloo South, Ontario	1949.06.27	1951.03.19
Matthews, James Ewen	Liberal	Brandon, Manitoba	1949.06.27	1950.11.24
Douglas, James Lester	Liberal	Queen's, Prince Edward Island	1949.06.27	1950.09.30
Fauteux, Gaspard	Liberal	St. Mary, Quebec	1949.06.27	1950.08.28 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec.
Mitchell, Humphrey	Liberal	Welland, Ontario	1949.06.27	1950.08.01
Belzile, Gleason	Liberal	Rimouski, Quebec	1949.06.27	1950.07.25
Lapalme, Georges-Émile	Liberal	Joliette--l'Assomption--Montcalm, Quebec	1949.06.27	1950.06.23 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Isnor, Gordon Benjamin	Liberal	Halifax, Nova Scotia	1949.06.27	1950.05.01 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Hartt, Maurice	Liberal	Cartier, Quebec	1949.06.27	1950.03.15
Church, Thomas Langton	Progressive Conservative	Broadview, Ontario	1949.06.27	1950.02.07
Gibson, Colin William George	Liberal	Hamilton West, Ontario	1949.06.27	1950.01.17 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of Ontario.
Reid, Thomas	Liberal	New Westminster, British Columbia	1949.06.27	1949.09.06 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Michaud, Benoît	Liberal	Restigouche--Madawaska, New Brunswick	1949.06.27	1949.08.29
Marquis, Eugène	Liberal	Kamouraska, Quebec	1949.06.27	1949.08.23 Resignation. Appointed Justice of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Marier, Elphège	Liberal	Jacques Cartier, Quebec	1949.06.27	1949.08.23 Resignation. Appointed Justice of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Bertrand, Ernest	Liberal	Laurier, Quebec	1949.06.27	1949.08.23 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Court of King's Bench of Quebec.
Jean, Joseph	Liberal	Mercier, Quebec	1949.06.27	1949.08.23 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court for the District of Montreal.
McMillin, John Ernest	Progressive Conservative	Greenwood, Ontario	1949.06.27	1949.08.21 Died before taking his seat.
Raymond, Léon-Joseph	Liberal	Gatineau, Quebec	1949.06.27	1949.08.04 Resignation. Appointed Clerk of the House of Commons.
Jaques, Norman	Social Credit	Wetaskiwin, Alberta	1945.06.11	1949.01.31
Dubois, Lucien	Independent Liberal	Nicolet--Yamaska, Quebec	1945.06.11	1948.11.08
Glen, James Allison	Liberal	Marquette, Manitoba	1945.06.11	1948.11.04 Resignation.
Boucher, George Russell	Progressive Conservative	Carleton, Ontario	1945.06.11	1948.11.01 Resignation. To allow George Drew to run for office.
Ilsley, James Lorimer	Liberal	Digby--Annapolis--Kings, Nova Scotia	1945.06.11	1948.10.27 Resignation.
Farquhar, Thomas	Liberal	Algoma East, Ontario	1945.06.11	1948.09.09 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Lacombe, Liguori	Independent	Laval--Two Mountains, Quebec	1945.06.11	1948.07.04 Resignation.
Tucker, Walter Adam	Liberal	Rosthern, Saskatchewan	1945.06.11	1948.06.07 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Saskatchewan.
Mackenzie, Ian Alistair	Liberal	Vancouver Centre, British Columbia	1945.06.11	1948.01.18 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Sinclair, William Edmund Newton	Liberal	Ontario, Ontario	1945.06.11	1947.11.26
Stirling, Grote	Progressive Conservative	Yale, British Columbia	1945.06.11	1947.10.04 Resignation.
Bridges, Hedley Francis Gregory	Liberal	York--Sunbury, New Brunswick	1945.06.11	1947.08.10
Macdonald, William Chisholm	Liberal	Halifax, Nova Scotia	1945.06.11	1946.11.19
Cardin, Pierre-Joseph-Arthur	Independent	Richelieu--Verchères, Quebec	1945.06.11	1946.10.20
Leader, Harry	Liberal	Portage la Prairie, Manitoba	1945.06.11	1946.05.09
McDonald, Wallace Reginald	Liberal	Pontiac, Quebec	1945.06.11	1946.05.02
Bruce, Herbert Alexander	Progressive Conservative	Parkdale, Ontario	1945.06.11	1946.03.30 Resignation.
MacDiarmid, William Burton	Liberal	Glengarry, Ontario	1945.06.11	1945.06.22 Resignation. To allow W.L. Mackenzie King to run for office.
Turner, John Mouat	Liberal	Springfield, Manitoba	1940.03.26	1945.02.24
Telford, William Pattison	Liberal	Grey North, Ontario	1940.03.26	1944.12.09 Resignation. To allow A.G.L. McNaughton to run for office.
McNiven, Donald Alexander	Liberal	Regina City, Saskatchewan	1940.03.26	1944.10.19 Resignation.
Poirier, Joseph Alphée	Liberal	Bonaventure, Quebec	1940.03.26	1944.09.19
Fontaine, Joseph-Théophile-Adélard	Liberal	St. Hyacinthe--Bagot, Quebec	1940.03.26	1944.07.27 Resignation.
Bertrand, Lionel	Independent Liberal	Terrebonne, Quebec	1940.03.26	1944.07.26 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Lizotte, Louis Philippe	Liberal	Kamouraska, Quebec	1940.03.26	1944.07.24 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Gauthier, Pierre	Liberal	Portneuf, Quebec	1940.03.26	1944.07.20 Resignation.
Lacroix, Édouard	Liberal	Beauce, Quebec	1940.03.26	1944.07.11 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Gingues, Maurice	Liberal	Sherbrooke, Quebec	1940.03.26	1944.06.20 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Douglas, Thomas Clement (Tommy)	C.C.F.	Weyburn, Saskatchewan	1940.03.26	1944.05.31 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Saskatchewan.
Durocher, Eugène	Liberal	St. James, Quebec	1940.03.26	1944.05.10
McKinnon, Hugh Bathgate	Liberal	Kenora--Rainy River, Ontario	1940.03.26	1944.04.10
Bercovitch, Peter	Liberal	Cartier, Quebec	1940.03.26	1942.12.26
Fleming, Harry Raymond	Liberal	Humboldt, Saskatchewan	1940.03.26	1942.11.05
Thorson, Joseph Thorarinn	Liberal	Selkirk, Manitoba	1940.03.26	1942.10.05 Resignation. Appointed President of the Exchequer Court of Canada.
Vien, Thomas	Liberal	Outremont, Quebec	1940.03.26	1942.10.04 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Woodsworth, James Shaver	C.C.F.	Winnipeg North Centre, Manitoba	1940.03.26	1942.03.21
Casgrain, Pierre-François	Liberal	Charlevoix--Saguenay, Quebec	1940.03.26	1941.12.14 Resignation. Appointed Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Lapointe, Ernest	Liberal	Quebec East, Quebec	1940.03.26	1941.11.26
Cockeram, Alan	National Government	York South, Ontario	1940.03.26	1941.11.26 Resignation. To allow Arthur Meighen to run for office.
Damude, Arthur Byron	Liberal	Welland, Ontario	1940.03.26	1941.09.15
Deslauriers, Hermas	Liberal	St. Mary, Quebec	1940.03.26	1941.05.28
Casselman, Frederick Clayton	Liberal	Edmonton East, Alberta	1940.03.26	1941.03.20
Rogers, Norman McLeod	Liberal	Kingston City, Ontario	1940.03.26	1940.06.10
Euler, William Daum	Liberal	Waterloo North, Ontario	1940.03.26	1940.05.08 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Hyndman, Alonzo Bowen	National Government	Carleton, Ontario	1940.03.26	1940.04.09
Brown, Walter George	Unity	Saskatoon City, Saskatchewan	1940.03.26	1940.04.01
Francoeur, Joseph Napoléon	Liberal	Lotbinière, Quebec	1937.12.27	1940.02.08 Resignation. Appointed Judge of the Court of King's Bench of Quebec.
Fiset, Eugène	Liberal	Rimouski, Quebec	1935.10.14	1939.12.13 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec.
MacLean, Alfred Edgar	Liberal	Prince, Prince Edward Island	1935.10.14	1939.10.28
Elliott, Otto Buchanan	Social Credit	Kindersley, Saskatchewan	1935.10.14	1939.10.25 Resignation.
Côté, Pierre-Émile	Liberal	Bonaventure, Quebec	1937.03.22	1939.10.10 Resignation.
Rinfret, Louis Édouard Fernand	Liberal	St. James, Quebec	1935.10.14	1939.07.12
Young, Alexander MacGillivray	Liberal	Saskatoon City, Saskatchewan	1935.10.14	1939.07.09
Mallette, Joseph Léon Vital	Liberal	Jacques Cartier, Quebec	1935.10.14	1939.04.17
Rutherford, James Warren	Liberal	Kent, Ontario	1935.10.14	1939.02.27
Bennett, Richard Bedford	Conservative	Calgary West, Alberta	1935.10.14	1939.01.28 Resignation.
Girouard, Wilfrid	Liberal	Drummond--Arthabaska, Quebec	1935.10.14	1939.01.01 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Beaubier, David Wilson	Conservative	Brandon, Manitoba	1935.10.14	1938.09.01
Jacobs, Samuel William	Liberal	Cartier, Quebec	1935.10.14	1938.08.21
Edwards, Alexander McKay	Conservative	Waterloo South, Ontario	1935.10.14	1938.06.03
Betts, Frederick Cronyn	Conservative	London, Ontario	1935.10.14	1938.05.07
Sinclair, Peter	Liberal	Queen's, Prince Edward Island	1935.10.14	1938.03.08
Hall, William Samuel	Social Credit	Edmonton East, Alberta	1935.10.14	1938.01.26
Ryan, William Michael	Liberal	St. John--Albert, New Brunswick	1935.10.14	1938.01.04
Perley, George Halsey	Conservative	Argenteuil, Quebec	1935.10.14	1938.01.04
Mercier, Paul	Liberal	St. Henry, Quebec	1935.10.14	1937.11.29 Resignation. Appointed Judge of the Circuit Court for the Montreal District.
Verville, Joseph-Achille	Liberal	Lotbinière, Quebec	1935.10.14	1937.11.20
Tolmie, Simon Fraser	Conservative	Victoria, British Columbia	1936.06.08	1937.10.13
Rowe, William Earl	Conservative	Dufferin--Simcoe, Ontario	1935.10.14	1937.09.28 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Ontario.
Cameron, Daniel Alexander	Liberal	Cape Breton North and Victoria, Nova Scotia	1935.10.14	1937.09.04
Campbell, Colin Alexander	Liberal	Frontenac--Addington, Ontario	1935.10.14	1937.08.11 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Ontario.
McKay, Matthew	Liberal	Renfrew North, Ontario	1935.10.14	1937.02.14
Wilton, Herbert Earl	Conservative	Hamilton West, Ontario	1935.10.14	1937.02.01
Marcil, Charles	Liberal	Bonaventure, Quebec	1935.10.14	1937.01.29
Chevrier, Edgar-Rodolphe-Eugène	Liberal	Ottawa East, Ontario	1935.10.14	1936.09.22 Resignation. Appointed Justice of the High Court of Justice of Ontario.
Veniot, Peter John	Liberal	Gloucester, New Brunswick	1935.10.14	1936.07.06
Perras, Fizalam-William	Liberal	Wright, Quebec	1935.10.14	1936.06.28
Plunkett, D'Arcy Britton	Conservative	Victoria, British Columbia	1935.10.14	1936.05.03
Duff, William	Liberal	Antigonish--Guysborough, Nova Scotia	1935.10.14	1936.02.27 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Cannon, Lucien	Liberal	Portneuf, Quebec	1935.10.14	1936.01.14 Resignation. Appointed Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Larabee, J. James	Liberal	Queen's, Prince Edward Island	1935.10.14	1935.12.17 Resignation. Becomes Special Officer in the Fisheries Protection Service of Canada assigned to Prince Edward Island.
McKenzie, Robert	Liberal	Assiniboia, Saskatchewan	1935.10.14	1935.12.08 Resignation. To allow J.G. Gardiner to run for office.
Fortin, Émile	Conservative	Lévis, Quebec	1930.07.28	1935.08.13 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Sauvé, Arthur	Conservative	Laval--Two Mountains, Quebec	1930.08.25	1935.07.19 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Rhodes, Edgar Nelson	Conservative	Richmond--West Cape Breton, Nova Scotia	1930.09.02	1935.07.19 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Macdonald, John Alexander	Conservative	King's, Prince Edward Island	1930.07.28	1935.07.19 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Quinn, Felix Patrick	Conservative	Halifax, Nova Scotia	1930.07.28	1935.07.19 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Duranleau, Alfred	Conservative	Chambly--Verchères, Quebec	1930.08.25	1935.07.19 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Arthurs, James	Conservative	Parry Sound, Ontario	1930.07.28	1935.07.19 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Jones, George Burpee	Conservative	Royal, New Brunswick	1932.06.27	1935.07.19 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Cantley, Thomas	Conservative	Pictou, Nova Scotia	1930.07.28	1935.07.19 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Mercier, Joseph-Alexandre	Liberal	Laurier--Outremont, Quebec	1930.07.28	1935.07.16
Thompson, Alfred Burke	Conservative	Simcoe East, Ontario	1930.07.28	1935.05.17 Resignation.
Lavergne, Armand Renaud	Conservative	Montmagny, Quebec	1930.07.28	1935.03.05
MacLaren, Murray	Conservative	St. John--Albert, New Brunswick	1930.08.25	1935.02.11 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick.
Nicholson, George Brecken	Conservative	Algoma East, Ontario	1930.07.28	1935.01.01
Denis, Joseph-Arthur	Liberal	St. Denis, Quebec	1930.07.28	1934.10.01
Cowan, Walter Davy	Conservative	Long Lake, Saskatchewan	1930.07.28	1934.09.28
Black, William Anderson	Conservative	Halifax, Nova Scotia	1930.07.28	1934.09.01
Heenan, Peter	Liberal	Kenora--Rainy River, Ontario	1930.07.28	1934.07.09 Resignation.
Hepburn, Mitchell Frederick	Liberal	Elgin West, Ontario	1930.07.28	1934.06.08 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Ontario.
Spankie, William	Conservative	Frontenac--Addington, Ontario	1930.07.28	1934.05.27
Lennox, Thomas Herbert	Conservative	York North, Ontario	1930.07.28	1934.05.03
Ryckman, Edmond Baird	Conservative	Toronto East, Ontario	1930.08.25	1934.01.11
Cayley, Thomas Merritt	Liberal	Oxford South, Ontario	1930.07.28	1933.05.30
Campbell, Milton Neil	Progressive	Mackenzie, Saskatchewan	1930.07.28	1933.02.05 Resignation. To serve as Vice Chairman of the Tariff Board of Canada.
Cormier, Maximilien Dominic (Maxime)	Conservative	Restigouche--Madawaska, New Brunswick	1930.07.28	1933.01.14
McMillan, Thomas	Liberal	Huron South, Ontario	1930.07.28	1932.06.07
Jones, George Burpee	Conservative	Royal, New Brunswick	1930.07.28	1932.04.12 Resignation.
Robitaille, Clément	Liberal	Maisonneuve, Quebec	1930.07.28	1932.01.16
Buckley, John Francis	Liberal	Athabaska, Alberta	1930.07.28	1931.11.27
Bettez, Arthur	Liberal	Three Rivers--St. Maurice, Quebec	1930.07.28	1931.01.04
Rennie, George Septimus	Conservative	Hamilton East, Ontario	1930.07.28	1930.10.13
Macdonald, John Alexander	Conservative	Richmond--West Cape Breton, Nova Scotia	1930.07.28	1930.08.21 Resignation. To allow E.N. Rhodes to run for office.
Weir, Robert	Conservative	Melfort, Saskatchewan	1930.07.28	1930.08.07 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Sauvé, Arthur	Conservative	Laval--Two Mountains, Quebec	1930.07.28	1930.08.06 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Duranleau, Alfred	Conservative	Chambly--Verchères, Quebec	1930.07.28	1930.08.06 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Bennett, Richard Bedford	Conservative	Calgary West, Alberta	1930.07.28	1930.08.06 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Stewart, Hugh Alexander	Conservative	Leeds, Ontario	1930.07.28	1930.08.06 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Murphy, Thomas Gerow	Conservative	Neepawa, Manitoba	1930.07.28	1930.08.06 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Gordon, Wesley Ashton	Conservative	Timiskaming South, Ontario	1930.07.28	1930.08.06 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Immigration and Colonization and Minister of Mines.
Manion, Robert James	Conservative	Fort William, Ontario	1930.07.28	1930.08.06 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Railways and Canals.
Sutherland, Donald Matheson	Conservative	Oxford North, Ontario	1930.07.28	1930.08.06 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Dupré, Maurice	Conservative	Quebec West, Quebec	1930.07.28	1930.08.06 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
McLean, Michael Dalton	Conservative	Kootenay East, British Columbia	1930.07.28	1930.08.06 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Guthrie, Hugh	Conservative	Wellington South, Ontario	1930.07.28	1930.08.06 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Justice.
Ryckman, Edmond Baird	Conservative	Toronto East, Ontario	1930.07.28	1930.08.06 Resignation. Appointed Minister of National Revenue.
MacLaren, Murray	Conservative	St. John--Albert, New Brunswick	1930.07.28	1930.08.06 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Cahan, Charles Hazlitt	Conservative	St. Lawrence--St. George, Quebec	1930.07.28	1930.08.06 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Forke, Robert	Liberal Progressive	Brandon, Manitoba	1926.11.02	1929.12.29 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Morin, Georges Dorèze	Liberal	Bagot, Quebec	1926.09.14	1929.12.24
Robb, James Alexander	Liberal	Châteauguay--Huntingdon, Quebec	1926.11.02	1929.11.11
Lanctôt, Roch	Liberal	Laprairie--Napierville, Quebec	1926.09.14	1929.05.30
Edwards, John Wesley	Conservative	Frontenac--Addington, Ontario	1926.09.14	1929.04.18
Auger, Louis Mathias	Liberal	Prescott, Ontario	1926.09.14	1929.03.21 Resignation.
Preston, Richard Franklin	Conservative	Lanark, Ontario	1926.09.14	1929.02.08
Wilson, Lawrence Alexander	Liberal	Vaudreuil--Soulanges, Quebec	1926.09.14	1929.02.01 Resignation.
Goodison, William Thomas	Liberal	Lambton West, Ontario	1926.09.14	1928.12.03
Tolmie, Simon Fraser	Conservative	Victoria, British Columbia	1926.09.14	1928.06.05 Resignation.
Drayton, Henry Lumley	Conservative	York West, Ontario	1926.09.14	1928.04.23 Resignation. Becomes Chairman of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario.
Denis, Jean-Joseph	Liberal	Joliette, Quebec	1926.09.14	1928.04.23 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of Quebec, November 3, 1928.
Spence, George	Liberal	Maple Creek, Saskatchewan	1926.09.14	1927.10.14 Resignation.
Flemming, James Kidd	Conservative	Victoria--Carleton, New Brunswick	1926.09.14	1927.02.10
King, John Warwick	Progressive	Huron North, Ontario	1926.09.14	1927.01.14
Douglas, John Carey	Conservative	Antigonish--Guysborough, Nova Scotia	1926.09.14	1926.12.10
Elliott, John Campbell	Liberal	Middlesex West, Ontario	1926.09.14	1926.10.24 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Public Works.
Malcolm, James	Liberal	Bruce North, Ontario	1926.09.14	1926.10.21 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
King, James Horace	Liberal	Kootenay East, British Columbia	1926.09.14	1926.10.10 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
King, William Lyon Mackenzie	Liberal	Prince Albert, Saskatchewan	1926.09.14	1926.10.10 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Heenan, Peter	Liberal	Kenora--Rainy River, Ontario	1926.09.14	1926.10.10 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Motherwell, William Richard	Liberal	Melville, Saskatchewan	1926.09.14	1926.10.10 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Hatfield, Paul Lacombe	Liberal	Shelburne--Yarmouth, Nova Scotia	1926.09.14	1926.10.06 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Euler, William Daum	Liberal	Waterloo North, Ontario	1926.09.14	1926.10.04 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Customs and Excise.
Lapointe, Ernest	Liberal	Quebec East, Quebec	1926.09.14	1926.10.04 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Veniot, Peter John	Liberal	Gloucester, New Brunswick	1926.09.14	1926.10.04 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Stewart, Charles A.	Liberal	Edmonton West, Alberta	1926.09.14	1926.10.04 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Rinfret, Louis Édouard Fernand	Liberal	St. James, Quebec	1926.09.14	1926.10.04 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Dunning, Charles Avery	Liberal	Regina, Saskatchewan	1926.09.14	1926.10.04 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Cardin, Pierre-Joseph-Arthur	Liberal	Richelieu, Quebec	1926.09.14	1926.10.04 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Cannon, Lucien	Liberal	Dorchester, Quebec	1926.09.14	1926.10.04 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Robb, James Alexander	Liberal	Châteauguay--Huntingdon, Quebec	1926.09.14	1926.10.04 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Forke, Robert	Liberal Progressive	Brandon, Manitoba	1926.09.14	1926.10.04 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Elliott, John Campbell	Liberal	Middlesex West, Ontario	1925.10.29	1926.03.07 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Labour.
Darke, Francis Nicholson	Liberal	Regina, Saskatchewan	1925.10.29	1926.02.20 Resignation. To allow C.A. Dunning to run for office.
McDonald, Charles	Liberal	Prince Albert, Saskatchewan	1925.10.29	1926.01.15 Resignation. To allow W.L. Mackenzie King to run for office.
Marcile, Joseph Edmond	Liberal	Bagot, Quebec	1925.10.29	1925.11.05
Savard, Edmond	Liberal	Chicoutimi--Saguenay, Quebec	1921.12.06	1925.10.22 Died, prior to the 1925 general election.
Snowball, William Bunting	Liberal	Northumberland, New Brunswick	1924.10.07	1925.09.27
Baxter, John Babington Macaulay	Conservative	St. John--Albert, New Brunswick	1921.12.06	1925.07.23 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in New Brunswick.
Drummond, John Douglas Fraser	Progressive	Middlesex West, Ontario	1921.12.06	1925.05.24
Thompson, Thomas Henry	Conservative	Hastings East, Ontario	1921.12.06	1925.05.17
Hunt, Aylmer Byron	Liberal	Compton, Quebec	1921.12.06	1925.05.04
Gauvreau, Charles Arthur	Liberal	Témiscouata, Quebec	1921.12.06	1924.10.09
Morrissy, John	Liberal	Northumberland, New Brunswick	1921.12.06	1924.07.31
D'Anjou, Joseph-Émile-Stanislas-Émmanuel	Liberal	Rimouski, Quebec	1921.12.06	1924.07.19 Resignation. To allow Eugène Fiset to run for office.
Porter, Edward Guss	Conservative	Hastings West, Ontario	1921.12.06	1924.06.27 Resignation.
MacKelvie, John Armstrong	Conservative	Yale, British Columbia	1921.12.06	1924.06.04
Mitchell, Walter George	Liberal	St. Antoine, Quebec	1921.12.06	1924.05.14 Resignation.
Cardin, Pierre-Joseph-Arthur	Liberal	Richelieu, Quebec	1921.12.06	1924.01.29 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Maclean, Alexander Kenneth	Liberal	Halifax, Nova Scotia	1921.12.06	1923.11.01 Resignation. Appointed President of the Exchequer Court of Canada.
Léger, Auguste Théophile	Liberal	Kent, New Brunswick	1921.12.06	1923.10.28
McMurray, Edward James	Liberal	Winnipeg North, Manitoba	1921.12.06	1923.09.11 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Low, Thomas Andrew	Liberal	Renfrew South, Ontario	1921.12.06	1923.08.14 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Macdonald, Edward Mortimer	Liberal	Pictou, Nova Scotia	1921.12.06	1923.08.14 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Trahan, Arthur	Liberal	Nicolet, Quebec	1921.12.06	1923.04.25 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
McKenzie, Daniel Duncan	Liberal	North Cape Breton and Victoria, Nova Scotia	1922.01.19	1923.04.10 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia.
Kennedy, William Costello	Liberal	Essex North, Ontario	1922.01.19	1923.01.17
Turgeon, Onésiphore	Liberal	Gloucester, New Brunswick	1921.12.06	1922.10.26 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Pacaud, Lucien Turcotte	Liberal	Mégantic, Quebec	1921.12.06	1922.10.25 Resignation. Becomes Secretary to the Canadian High Commissioner to London.
Blackadder, Edward	Liberal	Halifax, Nova Scotia	1921.12.06	1922.10.22
Lafortune, David Arthur	Liberal	Jacques Cartier, Quebec	1921.12.06	1922.10.19
Stewart, John Alexander	Conservative	Lanark, Ontario	1921.12.06	1922.10.07
Demers, Marie Joseph	Liberal	St. Johns--Iberville, Quebec	1921.12.06	1922.07.21 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Stein, Charles Adolphe	Liberal	Kamouraska, Quebec	1921.12.06	1922.05.04 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Boyer, Gustave Benjamin	Liberal	Vaudreuil--Soulanges, Quebec	1921.12.06	1922.03.10 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Beattie, Robert Ethelbert	Liberal	Kootenay East, British Columbia	1921.12.06	1922.02.07 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
McCoig, Archibald Blake	Liberal	Kent, Ontario	1921.12.06	1922.01.03 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Lapointe, Ernest	Liberal	Quebec East, Quebec	1921.12.06	1922.01.02 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Motherwell, William Richard	Liberal	Regina, Saskatchewan	1921.12.06	1922.01.02 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Bureau, Jacques	Liberal	Three Rivers and St. Maurice, Quebec	1921.12.06	1922.01.02 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Gouin, Jean Lomer	Liberal	Laurier--Outremont, Quebec	1921.12.06	1921.12.28 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Murphy, Charles	Liberal	Russell, Ontario	1921.12.06	1921.12.28 Resignation. Appointed Postmaster General.
Robb, James Alexander	Liberal	Châteauguay--Huntingdon, Quebec	1921.12.06	1921.12.28 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
McKenzie, Daniel Duncan	Liberal	North Cape Breton and Victoria, Nova Scotia	1921.12.06	1921.12.28 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Graham, George Perry	Liberal	Essex South, Ontario	1921.12.06	1921.12.28 Resignation. Named Minister of Militia and Defence and Minister of Naval Service.
Fielding, William Stevens	Liberal	Shelburne and Queen's, Nova Scotia	1921.12.06	1921.12.28 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
King, William Lyon Mackenzie	Liberal	York North, Ontario	1921.12.06	1921.12.28 Resignation. Appointed Prime Minister.
Kennedy, William Costello	Liberal	Essex North, Ontario	1921.12.06	1921.12.28 Resignation. Named Minister of Railways and Canals.
Copp, Arthur Bliss	Liberal	Westmorland, New Brunswick	1921.12.06	1921.12.28 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
Casselman, Arza Clair	Conservative	Grenville, Ontario	1921.12.06	1921.12.27 Resignation. To allow Arthur Meighen to run for office.
Béland, Henri Sévérin	Liberal	Beauce, Quebec	1921.12.06	1921.12.18 Resignation. Acceptance of an office of emolument under the Crown.
McGibbon, Peter Robert	Liberal	Argenteuil, Quebec	1921.12.06	1921.12.18
Richardson, Robert Lorne	Unionist	Springfield, Manitoba	1917.12.17	1921.11.06 Died between the dissolution of the Parliament and election day.
Reid, John Dowsley	Unionist	Grenville, Ontario	1917.12.17	1921.09.21 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Calder, James Alexander	Unionist	Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan	1917.12.17	1921.09.21 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Foster, George Eulas	Unionist	Toronto North, Ontario	1917.12.17	1921.09.21 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Devlin, Emmanuel Berchmans	Laurier Liberal	Wright, Quebec	1917.12.17	1921.08.30
Hughes, Samuel	Unionist	Victoria, Ontario	1917.12.17	1921.08.24
Rowell, Newton Wesley	Unionist	Durham, Ontario	1917.12.17	1921.05.31 Resignation.
Maharg, John Archibald	Unionist	Maple Creek, Saskatchewan	1917.12.17	1921.05.20 Resignation.
White, William Thomas	Unionist	Leeds, Ontario	1917.12.17	1921.04.06 Resignation.
Wallace, Thomas George	Unionist	York West, Ontario	1917.12.17	1921.02.20
Ames, Herbert Brown	Unionist	St. Antoine, Quebec	1917.12.17	1921.02.14 Resignation.
Sifton, Arthur Lewis	Unionist	Medicine Hat, Alberta	1917.12.17	1921.01.21
McLeod, Harry Fulton	Unionist	York--Sunbury, New Brunswick	1917.12.17	1921.01.07
Gladu, Joseph Ernest Oscar	Laurier Liberal	Yamaska, Quebec	1917.12.17	1920.12.25
Burnham, John Hampden	Unionist	Peterborough West, Ontario	1917.12.17	1920.07.15 Resignation.
Wigmore, Rupert Wilson	Unionist	St. John--Albert, New Brunswick	1917.12.17	1920.07.12 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Customs and Inland Revenue.
McCurdy, Fleming Blanchard	Unionist	Colchester, Nova Scotia	1917.12.17	1920.07.12 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Public Works.
Burrell, Martin	Unionist	Yale, British Columbia	1917.12.17	1920.07.07 Resignation. Appointed joint Librarian of Parliament.
Marshall, David	Unionist	Elgin East, Ontario	1917.12.17	1920.02.14
Lapointe, Louis Audet	Laurier Liberal	St. James, Quebec	1917.12.17	1920.02.07
Lapointe, Ernest	Laurier Liberal	Kamouraska, Quebec	1917.12.17	1919.10.14 Resignation. To contest Quebec East.
Cochrane, Francis	Unionist	Timiskaming, Ontario	1917.12.17	1919.09.22
Tolmie, Simon Fraser	Unionist	Victoria City, British Columbia	1917.12.17	1919.08.01 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Agriculture.
Carvell, Frank Broadstreet	Unionist (Liberal)	Victoria--Carleton, New Brunswick	1917.12.17	1919.08.01 Resignation. Appointed Chief Commissioner of the Board of Railway Commissioners for Canada.
Nickle, William Folger	Unionist	Kingston, Ontario	1917.12.17	1919.07.07 Resignation.
Read, Joseph	Laurier Liberal	Prince, Prince Edward Island	1917.12.17	1919.04.06
Laurier, Wilfrid	Laurier Liberal	Quebec East, Quebec	1917.12.17	1919.02.17
Turriff, John Gillanders	Unionist	Assiniboia, Saskatchewan	1917.12.17	1918.09.22 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Sharpe, Samuel Simpson	Unionist	Ontario North, Ontario	1917.12.17	1918.05.25
McMartin, John	Unionist	Glengarry and Stormont, Ontario	1917.12.17	1918.04.12
Hanna, Adelbert Edward	Unionist	Lanark, Ontario	1917.12.17	1918.02.27
Boyce, Arthur Cyril	Conservative	Algoma West, Ontario	1911.09.21	1917.10.03 Resignation. Appointed Member of the Board of Railway Commissioners for Canada.
Macdonell, Angus Claude	Conservative	Toronto South, Ontario	1911.09.21	1917.07.31 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Blain, Richard	Conservative	Peel, Ontario	1911.09.21	1917.07.25 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Fisher, John Henry	Conservative	Brant, Ontario	1911.09.21	1917.07.25 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Fowler, George William	Conservative	King's and Albert, New Brunswick	1911.09.21	1917.06.28 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Rochon, Gédéon	Conservative	Terrebonne, Quebec	1915.02.08	1917.02.11
Sévigny, Albert	Conservative	Dorchester, Quebec	1911.09.21	1917.01.07 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Inland Revenue.
Casgrain, Thomas Chase	Conservative	Quebec County, Quebec	1914.11.07	1916.12.29
Gray, William	Conservative	London, Ontario	1915.02.01	1916.12.12
Kemp, Albert Edward	Conservative	Toronto East, Ontario	1911.09.21	1916.11.22 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Militia and Defence.
Martin, William Melville	Liberal	Regina, Saskatchewan	1911.09.21	1916.10.20 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Saskatchewan.
Lovell, Charles Henry	Liberal	Stanstead, Quebec	1911.09.21	1916.10.17
Lamarche, Paul-Émile	Conservative	Nicolet, Quebec	1911.09.21	1916.09.21 Resignation.
L'Espérance, David Ovide	Conservative	Montmagny, Quebec	1911.09.21	1916.06.06 Resignation.
Baker, George Harold	Conservative	Brome, Quebec	1911.09.21	1916.06.02 Passed away. Killed in action at Ypres.
Chisholm, William	Liberal	Antigonish, Nova Scotia	1911.09.21	1916.05.30 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Nova Scotia.
Lavallée, Joseph Octave	Conservative	Bellechasse, Quebec	1911.09.21	1916.05.12 Resignation.
Law, Bowman Brown	Liberal	Yarmouth, Nova Scotia	1911.09.21	1916.02.03 Passed away in the fire that destroyed the Centre Block of the Parliament Buildings, Ottawa, Ont.
Lancaster, Edward Arthur	Conservative	Lincoln, Ontario	1911.09.21	1916.01.04
Sproule, Thomas Simpson	Conservative	Grey East, Ontario	1911.09.21	1915.12.02 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Reid, James	Liberal	Restigouche, New Brunswick	1911.09.21	1915.11.15
Coderre, Louis	Conservative	Hochelaga, Quebec	1912.11.19	1915.10.15 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Sharpe, William Henry	Conservative	Lisgar, Manitoba	1911.09.21	1915.07.16 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Manitoba.
Garland, William Foster	Conservative	Carleton, Ontario	1912.10.30	1915.06.28 Resignation.
Barker, Samuel	Conservative	Hamilton East, Ontario	1911.09.21	1915.06.26
Foster, Arthur de Witt	Conservative	Kings, Nova Scotia	1911.09.21	1915.04.24 Resignation.
Aikins, James Albert Manning	Conservative	Brandon, Manitoba	1911.09.21	1915.04.16 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Manitoba to assume the leadership of the Manitoba Conservative Party.
Richards, James William	Liberal	Prince, Prince Edward Island	1911.09.21	1915.03.09
Clare, George Adam	Conservative	Waterloo South, Ontario	1911.09.21	1915.01.09
McKay, James	Conservative	Prince Albert, Saskatchewan	1911.09.21	1914.12.15 Resignation. Appointed Judge of the Supreme Court of Saskatchewan.
Beattie, Thomas	Conservative	London, Ontario	1911.09.21	1914.12.02
Pelletier, Louis-Philippe	Conservative	Quebec County, Quebec	1911.10.27	1914.10.20 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Nantel, Wilfrid Bruno	Conservative	Terrebonne, Quebec	1911.10.27	1914.10.19 Resignation. Appointed Deputy Chief Commissioner of the Board of Railway Commissioners for Canada.
Blondin, Pierre Édouard	Conservative	Champlain, Quebec	1911.09.21	1914.10.19 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Inland Revenue.
Emmerson, Henry Robert	Liberal	Westmorland, New Brunswick	1911.09.21	1914.07.09
Monk, Frederick Debartzch	Conservative	Jacques Cartier, Quebec	1911.10.27	1914.03.02 Resignation.
Crocket, Oswald Smith	Conservative	York, New Brunswick	1911.09.21	1913.12.10 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the New Brunswick Court of King's Bench.
Meighen, Arthur	Conservative	Portage la Prairie, Manitoba	1911.09.21	1913.06.25 Resignation. Appointed Solicitor General.
Elson, Peter	Conservative	Middlesex East, Ontario	1911.09.21	1913.06.11
Brown, James Pollock	Liberal	Châteauguay, Quebec	1911.09.21	1913.05.30
Donnelly, James J.	Conservative	Bruce South, Ontario	1911.09.21	1913.05.26 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Haggart, John Graham	Conservative	Lanark South, Ontario	1911.09.21	1913.03.13
Coderre, Louis	Conservative	Hochelaga, Quebec	1911.09.21	1912.10.28 Resignation. Appointed Secretary of State for Canada.
Kidd, Edward	Conservative	Carleton, Ontario	1911.09.21	1912.09.16
Goodeve, Arthur Samuel	Conservative	Kootenay, British Columbia	1911.09.21	1912.05.03 Resignation. Appointed Commissioner of the Board of Railway Commissioners for Canada.
Lennox, Haughton	Conservative	Simcoe South, Ontario	1911.09.21	1912.04.16 Resignation. Appointed Judge of the High Court of Justice for Ontario.
Staples, William D.	Conservative	Macdonald, Manitoba	1911.09.21	1912.04.09 Resignation. Appointed Grain Commissioner for Canada.
Low, Thomas Andrew	Liberal	Renfrew South, Ontario	1911.09.21	1911.12.07 Resignation.
Gordon, George	Conservative	Nipissing, Ontario	1911.09.21	1911.10.25 Resignation. To allow Francis Cochrane to run for office.
Taylor, George	Conservative	Leeds, Ontario	1911.09.21	1911.10.25 Resignation. To allow T.W. White to run for office.
Daniel, John Waterhouse	Conservative	City and County of St. John, New Brunswick	1911.09.21	1911.10.17 Resignation.
Haggart, Alexander	Conservative	Winnipeg, Manitoba	1911.09.21	1911.10.11 Resignation. To allow Robert Rogers to run for office.
Monk, Frederick Debartzch	Conservative	Jacques Cartier, Quebec	1911.09.21	1911.10.09 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Public Works.
Borden, Robert Laird	Conservative	Halifax, Nova Scotia	1911.09.21	1911.10.09 Resignation.
Lavergne, Louis	Liberal	Drummond--Arthabaska, Quebec	1908.10.26	1910.10.12 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Barr, John	Conservative	Dufferin, Ontario	1908.10.26	1909.11.19
Maclean, Alexander Kenneth	Liberal	Lunenburg, Nova Scotia	1908.10.26	1909.10.23 Resignation.
Sutherland, Robert Franklin	Liberal	Essex North, Ontario	1908.10.26	1909.10.20 Resignation. Appointed Justice of the High Court, Exchequer Division and Puisne Judge, High Court Division, Supreme Court of Canada.
Calvert, William Samuel	Liberal	Middlesex West, Ontario	1908.10.26	1909.10.20 Resignation. Appointed a member of the National Transcontinental Railway Commission.
Dugas, François Octave	Liberal	Montcalm, Quebec	1908.10.26	1909.09.05 Resignation. Appointed Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
McIntyre, Wilbert	Liberal	Strathcona, Alberta	1908.10.26	1909.07.21
Borden, Robert Laird	Conservative	Carleton, Ontario	1908.10.26	1909.01.25 Resignation. Elected for Halifax and for Carleton. Chose to sit for Halifax.
Sloan, William	Liberal	Comox--Atlin, British Columbia	1908.10.26	1909.01.21 Resignation. To allow William Templeman to run for office.
McLennan, Angus	Liberal	Inverness, Nova Scotia	1904.11.03	1908.08.27
Lavergne, Armand Renaud	Liberal	Montmagny, Quebec	1904.11.03	1908.05.25 Resignation.
Gunn, Benjamin B.	Conservative	Huron South, Ontario	1904.11.03	1907.12.09
Lovell, Henry	Liberal	Stanstead, Quebec	1904.11.03	1907.12.04
Campbell, Archibald	Liberal	York Centre, Ontario	1904.11.03	1907.11.23 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Belcourt, Napoléon Antoine	Liberal	Ottawa (City of), Ontario	1904.11.03	1907.11.23 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Laurence, Frederick Andrew	Liberal	Colchester, Nova Scotia	1904.11.03	1907.11.03 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Nova Scotia.
Bourassa, Joseph Henri Napoléon	Liberal	Labelle, Quebec	1904.11.03	1907.10.26 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Devlin, Charles Ramsay	Liberal	Nicolet, Quebec	1906.12.29	1907.10.21 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Derbyshire, Daniel	Liberal	Brockville, Ontario	1904.11.03	1907.08.30 Resignation. Called to the Senate, November 22, 1907.
Hyman, Charles Smith	Liberal	London, Ontario	1905.06.06	1907.04.11 Resignation.
Stockton, Alfred Augustus	Conservative	City and County of St. John, New Brunswick	1904.11.03	1907.03.15
Martin, Thomas	Liberal	Wellington North, Ontario	1904.11.03	1907.03.12
Cochrane, Edward	Conservative	Northumberland East, Ontario	1904.11.03	1907.03.08
Bruneau, Arthur Aimé	Liberal	Richelieu, Quebec	1904.11.03	1907.01.28 Resignation. Appointed Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Costigan, John	Liberal	Victoria, New Brunswick	1904.11.03	1907.01.14 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Laurier, Romuald-Charlemagne	Liberal	L'Assomption, Quebec	1904.11.03	1906.12.28
Lemieux, Rodolphe	Liberal	Nicolet, Quebec	1904.11.03	1906.12.03 Resignation. Elected for Gaspé and for Nicolet. Chose to sit for Gaspé.
Demers, Louis Philippe	Liberal	St. Johns--Iberville, Quebec	1904.11.03	1906.08.30 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Bland, Leonard Thomas	Liberal-Conservative	Bruce North, Ontario	1904.11.03	1906.08.19
Piché, Camille	Liberal	St. Mary, Quebec	1904.11.03	1906.07.25 Resignation. Appointed Magistrate and Judge of Special Sessions of the Peace.
Ingram, Andrew B.	Liberal-Conservative	Elgin East, Ontario	1904.11.03	1906.06.12 Resignation. Appointed Vice Chairman of the Ontario Railway and Municipal Commission.
Fitzpatrick, Charles	Liberal	Quebec County, Quebec	1904.11.03	1906.06.03 Resignation. Appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada.
White, Peter	Conservative	Renfrew North, Ontario	1904.11.03	1906.05.03
Talbot, Peter	Liberal	Strathcona, Northwest Territories	1904.11.03	1906.03.07 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
McKenzie, Daniel Duncan	Liberal	North Cape Breton and Victoria, Nova Scotia	1904.11.03	1906.02.15 Resignation. Appointed Judge.
Riley, George	Liberal	Victoria City, British Columbia	1904.11.03	1906.02.07 Resignation. To allow William Templeman to run for office.
Préfontaine, Joseph Raymond Fournier	Liberal	Maisonneuve, Quebec	1904.11.03	1905.12.25
Mulock, William	Liberal	York North, Ontario	1904.11.03	1905.10.15 Resignation. Appointed Chief Justice, Exchequer Division, High Court of Ontario.
Lamont, John Henderson	Liberal	Saskatchewan (Provisional District), Northwest Territories	1904.11.03	1905.09.05 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Saskatchewan.
Scott, Thomas Walter	Liberal	Assiniboia West, Northwest Territories	1904.11.03	1905.08.29 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Saskatchewan. Becomes leader of the Liberal Party and Premier of Saskatchewan.
Johnston, Thomas George	Liberal	Lambton West, Ontario	1904.11.03	1905.07.04
McIsaac, Colin Francis	Liberal	Antigonish, Nova Scotia	1904.11.03	1905.07.02 Resignation. Appointed Railway Commissioner.
Hyman, Charles Smith	Liberal	London, Ontario	1904.11.03	1905.05.21 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Public Works.
Sutherland, James	Liberal	Oxford North, Ontario	1904.11.03	1905.05.03
Demers, Louis Julien	Liberal	Lévis, Quebec	1904.11.03	1905.04.29
Clarke, Edward Frederick	Conservative	Toronto Centre, Ontario	1904.11.03	1905.03.03
Kidd, Edward	Conservative	Carleton, Ontario	1904.11.03	1905.01.19 Resignation. To allow R.L. Borden to run for office.
Malouin, Arthur Cyrille Albert	Liberal	Quebec-Centre, Quebec	1904.11.03	1905.01.06 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec for the Arthabaska District.
Blanchet, Jean Baptiste	Liberal	St. Hyacinthe, Quebec	1904.02.16	1904.08.31
Wade, Fletcher Bath	Liberal	Annapolis, Nova Scotia	1900.11.07	1904.08.20 Resignation. Appointed Chairman of the National Transcontinental Railway Commission.
Proulx, Isidore	Liberal	Prescott, Ontario	1900.11.07	1904.07.28
McIntosh, John	Conservative	Sherbrooke (Town of), Quebec	1900.11.07	1904.07.12
McCreary, William Forsythe	Liberal	Selkirk, Manitoba	1900.11.07	1904.05.04
Fraser, Duncan Cameron	Liberal	Guysborough, Nova Scotia	1900.11.07	1904.02.09 Resignation. Appointed Judge of the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia.
Lemieux, Rodolphe	Liberal	Gaspé, Quebec	1900.11.07	1904.01.28 Resignation. Appointed Solicitor General.
Carroll, Henry George	Liberal	Kamouraska, Quebec	1902.02.28	1904.01.28 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Brodeur, Louis Philippe	Liberal	Rouville, Quebec	1900.11.07	1904.01.18 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Inland Revenue.
Bernier, Michel Esdras	Liberal	St. Hyacinthe, Quebec	1900.11.07	1904.01.18 Resignation. Appointed Railway Commissioner.
Emmerson, Henry Robert	Liberal	Westmorland, New Brunswick	1900.11.07	1904.01.14 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Railways and Canals.
Blair, Andrew George	Liberal	City of St. John, New Brunswick	1900.11.07	1903.12.27 Resignation. Appointed Chief Commissioner of the Board of Railway Commissioners for Canada.
Madore, Joseph Alexandre Camille	Liberal	Hochelaga, Quebec	1900.11.07	1903.12.06 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Simmons, Oliver	Conservative	Lambton East, Ontario	1900.11.07	1903.11.11
Cargill, Henry	Conservative	Bruce East, Ontario	1900.11.07	1903.10.01
Martineau, Pierre-Raymond-Léonard	Liberal	Montmagny, Quebec	1900.11.07	1903.08.31
Farquharson, Donald	Liberal	West Queen's, Prince Edward Island	1902.01.15	1903.06.26
Edwards, William Cameron	Liberal	Russell, Ontario	1900.11.07	1903.03.16 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Legris, Joseph Hormidas	Liberal	Maskinongé, Quebec	1900.11.07	1903.01.31 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
McLeod, Angus	Liberal-Conservative	Ontario North, Ontario	1900.11.07	1902.11.18
Maxwell, George Ritchie	Liberal	Burrard, British Columbia	1900.11.07	1902.11.17
Préfontaine, Joseph Raymond Fournier	Liberal	Maisonneuve, Quebec	1900.11.07	1902.11.10 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Marine and Fisheries. Re-elected in December 9, 1902 by-election for Maisonneuve.
Préfontaine, Joseph Raymond Fournier	Liberal	Terrebonne, Quebec	1900.11.07	1902.11.10 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Marine and Fisheries. Re-elected in December 9, 1902 by-election for Maisonneuve.
Flint, Thomas Barnard	Liberal	Yarmouth, Nova Scotia	1900.11.07	1902.11.10 Resignation. Appointed Clerk of the House of Commons.
Christie, Thomas	Liberal	Argenteuil, Quebec	1900.11.07	1902.08.05
Horsey, Edward Henry	Liberal	Grey North, Ontario	1900.11.07	1902.07.23
Carroll, Henry George	Liberal	Kamouraska, Quebec	1900.11.07	1902.02.09 Resignation. Appointed Solicitor General.
Sutherland, James	Liberal	Oxford North, Ontario	1900.11.07	1902.01.14 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Marine and Fisheries.
Dobell, Richard Reid	Liberal	Quebec West, Quebec	1900.11.07	1902.01.11
Wallace, Nathaniel Clarke	Conservative	York West, Ontario	1900.11.07	1901.10.08
Davies, Louis Henry	Liberal	West Queen's, Prince Edward Island	1900.11.07	1901.09.24 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of Canada.
Fortin, Thomas	Liberal	Laval, Quebec	1900.11.07	1901.09.24 Resignation. Appointed Justice of the Superior Court of Quebec for the Montreal District.
Britton, Byron Moffatt	Liberal	Kingston, Ontario	1900.11.07	1901.09.23 Resignation. Appointed Judge of the Court of King's Bench for Ontario.
Bell, John William	Conservative	Addington, Ontario	1900.11.07	1901.07.05
Desmarais, Odilon	Liberal	St. James, Quebec	1900.11.07	1901.06.24 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Déchêne, Alphonse Arthur Miville	Liberal	L'Islet, Quebec	1900.11.07	1901.05.12 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Godbout, Joseph	Liberal	Beauce, Quebec	1900.11.07	1901.04.03 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Corby, Henry	Conservative	Hastings West, Ontario	1900.11.07	1901.02.28 Resignation.
Ellis, John Valentine	Liberal	City of St. John, New Brunswick	1896.06.23	1900.09.02 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Poupore, William Joseph	Conservative	Pontiac, Quebec	1896.06.23	1900.09.01 Resignation.
Tyrwhitt, Richard	Conservative	Simcoe South, Ontario	1896.06.23	1900.06.22
Bernier, Michel Esdras	Liberal	St. Hyacinthe, Quebec	1896.06.23	1900.06.22 Resignation. Appointed Controller of Inland Revenue.
McInnes, William Wallace Burns	Liberal	Vancouver, British Columbia	1896.06.23	1900.05.12 Resignation.
Haley, Allen	Liberal	Hants, Nova Scotia	1896.06.23	1900.04.23
Bertram, George Hope	Liberal	Toronto Centre, Ontario	1897.11.30	1900.03.20
Beausoleil, Cléophas	Liberal	Berthier, Quebec	1896.06.23	1899.12.01 Resignation. Appointed Postmaster of Montreal.
Bourassa, Joseph Henri Napoléon	Liberal	Labelle, Quebec	1896.06.23	1899.10.20 Resignation. As a protest against Canadian participation in the South African War. (C.D.P.)
Rinfret, Côme Isaïe	Liberal	Lotbinière, Quebec	1896.06.23	1899.08.25 Resignation. Appointed Inspector of Inland Revenue, Quebec District.
Edgar, James David	Liberal	Ontario West, Ontario	1896.06.23	1899.07.31
Geoffrion, Christophe Alphonse	Liberal	Chambly--Verchères, Quebec	1896.06.23	1899.07.18
Ives, William Bullock	Conservative	Sherbrooke (Town of), Quebec	1896.06.23	1899.07.15
Wood, John Fisher	Liberal-Conservative	Brockville, Ontario	1896.06.23	1899.03.14
Guay, Pierre Malcom	Liberal	Lévis, Quebec	1896.06.23	1899.02.19
Jameson, Richard Willis	Liberal	Winnipeg, Manitoba	1897.04.27	1899.02.03
Yeo, John	Liberal	East Prince, Prince Edward Island	1896.06.23	1898.11.18 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Choquette, Philippe Auguste	Liberal	Montmagny, Quebec	1896.06.23	1898.07.06 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec, Arthabaska District,
Lister, James Frederick	Liberal	Lambton West, Ontario	1896.06.23	1898.06.20 Resignation. Appointed Judge of the Court of Appeal of Ontario.
Cameron, Malcolm Colin	Liberal	Huron West, Ontario	1896.06.23	1898.05.29 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of the North West Territories.
McCarthy, Dalton	McCarthyite	Simcoe North, Ontario	1896.06.23	1898.05.11
Dupont, Flavien	Conservative	Bagot, Quebec	1896.06.23	1898.03.12
Perry, Stanislaus Francis	Liberal	West Prince, Prince Edward Island	1897.04.27	1898.02.24
Langelier, François Charles Stanislas	Liberal	Quebec-Centre, Quebec	1896.06.23	1898.01.13 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Boisvert, Fabien	Conservative	Nicolet, Quebec	1896.06.23	1897.11.12
Lount, William	Liberal	Toronto Centre, Ontario	1896.06.23	1897.11.05 Resignation.
Fiset, Jean-Baptiste Romuald	Liberal	Rimouski, Quebec	1896.06.23	1897.10.19 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Lavergne, Joseph	Liberal	Drummond--Arthabaska, Quebec	1896.06.23	1897.08.03 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of the Province of Quebec.
Pouliot, Charles Eugène	Liberal	Témiscouata, Quebec	1896.06.23	1897.06.24
Devlin, Charles Ramsay	Liberal	Wright, Quebec	1896.06.23	1897.03.14 Resignation. Appointed Canadian Trade Commissioner in Ireland.
Fauvel, William LeBoutillier	Liberal	Bonaventure, Quebec	1896.06.23	1897.02.08
Bergin, Darby	Liberal-Conservative	Cornwall and Stormont, Ontario	1896.06.23	1896.10.22
McCarthy, Dalton	McCarthyite	Brandon, Manitoba	1896.06.23	1896.08.25 Resignation. Elected for Simcoe North and for Brandon. Chose to sit for Simcoe North.
Clark, John	Liberal	Grey North, Ontario	1896.06.23	1896.07.27 Died before the opening of the 8th Parliament.
Forbes, Francis Gordon	Liberal	Shelburne and Queen's, Nova Scotia	1896.06.23	1896.07.17 Resignation. Appointed Sub-Collector of Customs.
Béchard, François	Liberal	St. Johns--Iberville, Quebec	1896.06.23	1896.07.16 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Laurier, Wilfrid	Liberal	Saskatchewan (Provisional District), Northwest Territories	1896.06.23	1896.07.10 Resignation. Becomes Prime Minister. Re-elected in July 30, 1896 by-election for Québec East.
Laurier, Wilfrid	Liberal	Quebec East, Quebec	1896.06.23	1896.07.10 Resignation. Becomes Prime Minister. Re-elected in July 30, 1896 by-election for Québec East.
King, George Gerald	Liberal	Sunbury--Queen's, New Brunswick	1896.06.23	1896.07.01 Resignation. To allow Andrew George Blair to run for office.
Denison, Frederick Charles	Conservative	West Toronto, Ontario	1891.03.05	1896.04.15
Amyot, Guillaume	Nationalist Conservative	Bellechasse, Quebec	1891.03.05	1896.03.30
Bryson, John	Conservative	Pontiac, Quebec	1892.06.26	1896.01.20
MacKeen, David	Conservative	Cape Breton, Nova Scotia	1891.03.05	1896.01.15 Resignation. To allow Charles Tupper to run for office.
Adams, Michael	Conservative	Northumberland, New Brunswick	1891.03.05	1896.01.06 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Baker, George Barnard	Liberal-Conservative	Missisquoi, Quebec	1891.03.05	1896.01.06 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Prior, Edward Gawler	Conservative	Victoria, British Columbia	1891.03.05	1895.12.16 Resignation. Appointed Controller of Inland Revenue.
Simard, Henry	Liberal	Charlevoix, Quebec	1891.03.05	1895.11.06
Madill, Frank	Conservative	Ontario North, Ontario	1891.03.05	1895.10.25
White, Robert Smeaton	Conservative	Cardwell, Ontario	1891.03.05	1895.10.23 Resignation.
Curran, John Joseph	Conservative	Montreal Centre, Quebec	1892.12.18	1895.10.17 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Girouard, Désiré	Conservative	Jacques Cartier, Quebec	1891.03.05	1895.09.27 Resignation. Appointed Judge of the Supreme Court of Canada.
Patterson, James Colebrooke	Conservative	Huron West, Ontario	1892.02.22	1895.09.01 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba.
Wood, Josiah	Conservative	Westmorland, New Brunswick	1891.03.05	1895.08.04 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Montague, Walter Humphries	Conservative	Haldimand, Ontario	1891.03.05	1895.03.25 Resignation. Appointed Secretary of State of Canada.
Dickey, Arthur Rupert	Conservative	Cumberland, Nova Scotia	1892.01.30	1894.12.20 Resignation. Appointed Secretary of State of Canada.
Thompson, John Sparrow David	Liberal-Conservative	Antigonish, Nova Scotia	1891.03.05	1894.12.12
Geoffrion, Félix	Liberal	Verchères, Quebec	1891.03.05	1894.08.07
Corby, Henry	Conservative	Hastings West, Ontario	1891.03.05	1894.06.22 Resignation.
Hearn, John	Conservative	Quebec West, Quebec	1892.02.26	1894.05.17
Mackintosh, Charles Herbert	Conservative	Ottawa (City of), Ontario	1891.03.05	1893.10.31 Resignation.
Macdonald, Hugh John	Liberal-Conservative	Winnipeg, Manitoba	1891.03.05	1893.05.04 Resignation.
Burns, Kennedy Francis	Conservative	Gloucester, New Brunswick	1891.03.05	1893.03.20 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Gordon, David William	Liberal-Conservative	Vancouver, British Columbia	1891.03.05	1893.02.19
Armstrong, James	Liberal	Middlesex South, Ontario	1891.03.05	1893.01.26
Wood, John Fisher	Liberal-Conservative	Brockville, Ontario	1891.03.05	1892.12.07 Resignation. Appointed Controller of Inland Revenue.
Wallace, Nathaniel Clarke	Conservative	York West, Ontario	1891.03.05	1892.12.07 Resignation.
Chapleau, Joseph Adolphe	Conservative	Terrebonne, Quebec	1891.03.05	1892.12.06 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec.
Curran, John Joseph	Conservative	Montreal Centre, Quebec	1891.03.05	1892.12.04 Resignation. Appointed Solicitor General.
Ives, William Bullock	Conservative	Sherbrooke (Town of), Quebec	1891.03.05	1892.12.04 Resignation. Appointed President of the Privy Council.
Bowell, Mackenzie	Conservative	Hastings North, Ontario	1891.03.05	1892.12.04 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Dewdney, Edgar	Conservative	Assiniboia East, Northwest Territories	1891.03.05	1892.10.26 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia.
Daly, Thomas Mayne	Liberal-Conservative	Selkirk, Manitoba	1891.03.05	1892.10.16 Resignation. Appointed Minister of the Interior and Superintendent General of Indian Affairs.
Desjardins, Louis-Georges	Conservative	L'Islet, Quebec	1891.03.05	1892.10.11 Resignation. Becomes Clerk of the Legislative Assembly of Quebec.
Desjardins, Alphonse	Conservative	Hochelaga, Quebec	1891.03.05	1892.09.30 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Skinner, Charles Nelson	Liberal	City and County of St. John, New Brunswick	1891.03.05	1892.09.13 Resignation.
Léger, Édouard H.	Conservative	Kent, New Brunswick	1891.03.05	1892.08.08
Watson, Robert	Liberal	Marquette, Manitoba	1891.03.05	1892.06.27 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Manitoba.
Kirkpatrick, George Airey	Conservative	Frontenac, Ontario	1891.03.05	1892.05.30 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant Governor of Ontario.
Mackenzie, Alexander	Liberal	York East, Ontario	1891.03.05	1892.04.17
Burdett, Samuel Barton	Liberal	Hastings East, Ontario	1891.03.05	1892.01.20
Ouimet, Joseph-Aldéric	Liberal-Conservative	Laval, Quebec	1891.03.05	1892.01.10 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Public Works.
Daoust, Jean-Baptiste	Conservative	Two Mountains, Quebec	1891.03.05	1891.12.28
Langevin, Hector-Louis	Conservative	Richelieu, Quebec	1891.03.05	1891.12.14 Resignation. Elected for Trois-Rivières and for Richelieu. Chose to sit for Trois-Rivières.
Jamieson, Joseph	Conservative	Lanark North, Ontario	1891.03.05	1891.12.07 Resignation. Appointed Junior County Judge of Wellington County.
Macdonald, John Alexander	Liberal-Conservative	Kingston, Ontario	1891.03.05	1891.06.06
Dessaint, Alexis	Liberal	Kamouraska, Quebec	1887.02.22	1890.12.18
de St-Georges, Joseph Esdras Alfred	Liberal	Portneuf, Quebec	1887.02.22	1890.06.19
Langelier, Charles	Liberal	Montmorency, Quebec	1887.02.22	1890.06.10 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Ste-Marie, Louis	Liberal	Napierville, Quebec	1887.02.22	1890.06.10 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Hudspeth, Adam	Conservative	Victoria South, Ontario	1887.04.20	1890.05.12
Rykert, John Charles	Conservative	Lincoln and Niagara, Ontario	1887.02.22	1890.05.02 Resignation.
Landry, Pierre Amand	Conservative	Kent, New Brunswick	1887.02.22	1890.04.14 Resignation. Appointed County Court Judge for Westmorland and Kent, N.B.
Chisholm, Donald	Conservative	New Westminster, British Columbia	1887.02.22	1890.04.05
Perley, William Goodhue	Conservative	Ottawa (City of), Ontario	1887.02.22	1890.04.01
Colby, Charles Carroll	Liberal-Conservative	Stanstead, Quebec	1887.02.22	1889.11.27 Resignation. Appointed President of the Privy Council.
Baker, Edgar Crow	Conservative	Victoria, British Columbia	1887.02.22	1889.05.02 Resignation.
Pope, John Henry	Liberal-Conservative	Compton, Quebec	1887.02.22	1889.04.01
Reid, James	Liberal-Conservative	Cariboo, British Columbia	1887.02.22	1888.10.07 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Coursol, Michel Charles Joseph	Conservative	Montreal East, Quebec	1887.02.22	1888.08.04
Haggart, John Graham	Conservative	Lanark South, Ontario	1887.02.22	1888.08.02 Resignation. Appointed Postmaster General.
Perley, William Dell	Conservative	Assiniboia East, Northwest Territories	1887.02.22	1888.08.02 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
McLelan, Archibald Woodbury	Conservative	Colchester, Nova Scotia	1887.10.27	1888.07.08 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia.
Royal, Joseph	Conservative	Provencher, Manitoba	1887.02.22	1888.07.03 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of the North West Territories.
Tupper, Charles Hibbert	Conservative	Pictou, Nova Scotia	1887.02.22	1888.05.31 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Marine and Fisheries.
Tupper, Charles	Conservative	Cumberland, Nova Scotia	1887.11.09	1888.05.22 Resignation. Appointed High Commissioner for Canada in the United Kingdom.
Gaudet, Athanase	Nationalist Conservative	Nicolet, Quebec	1887.02.22	1888.04.29
White, Thomas	Conservative	Cardwell, Ontario	1887.02.22	1888.04.21
Clayes, George	Liberal	Missisquoi, Quebec	1887.02.22	1888.03.03
Robertson, Alexander	Conservative	Hastings West, Ontario	1887.02.22	1888.02.29
Macdonald, John Alexander	Liberal-Conservative	Carleton, Ontario	1887.02.22	1887.12.29 Resignation. Elected for Kingston and for Carleton. Chose to sit for Kingston.
Baird, George Frederick	Conservative	Queen's, New Brunswick	1887.02.22	1887.11.24 Resignation. Election contested.
Blake, Edward	Liberal	Bruce West, Ontario	1887.02.22	1887.09.12 Resignation. Elected for Durham West and for Bruce West. Chose to sit for Durham West.
Labelle, Jean-Baptiste	Conservative	Richelieu, Quebec	1887.02.22	1887.08.03
Duchesnay, Henri Jules Juchereau	Nationalist	Dorchester, Quebec	1887.02.22	1887.07.06
Cimon, Simon Xavier	Conservative	Charlevoix, Quebec	1887.02.22	1887.06.26
Campbell, Robert	Liberal	Renfrew South, Ontario	1887.02.22	1887.06.14
Shakespeare, Noah	Conservative	Victoria, British Columbia	1887.02.22	1887.06.01 Resignation. Appointed Postmaster of Victoria.
Campbell, John	Conservative	Digby, Nova Scotia	1887.02.22	1887.05.26
Moffat, Robert	Conservative	Restigouche, New Brunswick	1887.02.22	1887.04.25
Hudspeth, Adam	Conservative	Victoria South, Ontario	1887.02.22	1887.03.01 Resignation.
Homer, Joshua Attwood Reynolds	Liberal-Conservative	New Westminster, British Columbia	1882.06.20	1886.09.20
Benoit, Pierre Basile	Conservative	Chambly, Quebec	1882.06.20	1886.07.12 Resignation. Appointed Superintendent of the Chambly Canal.
Thompson, David	Liberal	Haldimand, Ontario	1882.06.20	1886.04.18
Foster, George Eulas	Conservative	King's, New Brunswick	1882.11.07	1885.12.09 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Marine and Fisheries.
Tilley, Samuel Leonard	Liberal-Conservative	City of St. John, New Brunswick	1882.06.20	1885.11.11 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick.
McIsaac, Angus	Liberal	Antigonish, Nova Scotia	1882.06.20	1885.09.23 Resignation. Appointed County Court Judge for District No. 6, Nova Scotia.
White, Thomas	Conservative	Cardwell, Ontario	1882.06.20	1885.08.04 Resignation. Appointed Minister of the Interior.
Williams, Arthur Trefusis Heneage	Conservative	Durham East, Ontario	1882.06.20	1885.07.04
Benson, William Thomas	Conservative	Grenville South, Ontario	1882.06.20	1885.06.08
Burpee, Isaac	Liberal	City and County of St. John, New Brunswick	1882.06.20	1885.03.01
Houde, Frédéric	Nationalist	Maskinongé, Quebec	1882.06.20	1884.11.15
Bolduc, Joseph	Conservative	Beauce, Quebec	1882.06.20	1884.10.02 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Brecken, Frederick de Sainte-Croix	Conservative	Queen's County, Prince Edward Island	1883.02.27	1884.08.01 Resignation. Appointed Postmaster of Charlottetown.
Wheler, George	Liberal	Ontario West, Ontario	1882.06.20	1884.06.26 Resignation.
Tupper, Charles	Conservative	Cumberland, Nova Scotia	1882.06.20	1884.05.23 Resignation. Appointed High Commissioner for Canada in the United Kingdom.
McDonald, William	Conservative	Cape Breton, Nova Scotia	1882.06.20	1884.05.11 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Méthot, François Xavier Ovide	Independent Conservative	Nicolet, Quebec	1882.06.20	1884.03.26 Resignation. Appointed to the Legislative Council of Quebec.
Pickard, John	Independent Liberal	York, New Brunswick	1882.06.20	1883.12.17
McMillan, John	Liberal	Huron South, Ontario	1882.06.20	1883.11.23 Resignation.
Blanchet, Joseph-Godéric (Godric)	Liberal-Conservative	Lévis, Quebec	1882.06.20	1883.10.04 Resignation. Appointed Collector of Customs - Port of Quebec, 1-11-1883.
Girouard, Gilbert Anselme	Liberal-Conservative	Kent, New Brunswick	1882.06.20	1883.08.09 Resignation.
Richey, Matthew Henry	Liberal-Conservative	Halifax, Nova Scotia	1882.06.20	1883.07.03 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia.
Lantier, Jacques Philippe	Conservative	Soulanges, Quebec	1882.06.20	1882.09.15
Nantel, Guillaume-Alphonse	Conservative	Terrebonne, Quebec	1882.06.20	1882.08.04 Resignation. To allow Mr. Chapleau to run for office.
Mousseau, Joseph Alfred	Conservative	Bagot, Quebec	1882.06.20	1882.07.28 Resignation. Enters provincial politics in Quebec.
Little, William Carruthers	Liberal-Conservative	Simcoe South, Ontario	1878.09.17	1881.12.31
McInnes, Thomas Robert	Independent	New Westminster, British Columbia	1878.09.17	1881.12.23 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Cockburn, James	Conservative	Northumberland West, Ontario	1878.09.17	1881.11.14 Resignation. Appointed Chairman of the Commission for the codification of the Dominion Statutory Law.
McKay, Thomas	Liberal-Conservative	Colchester, Nova Scotia	1878.09.17	1881.05.23 Resignation.
McDonald, James	Conservative	Pictou, Nova Scotia	1878.11.04	1881.05.19 Resignation. Appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia.
Connell, George Heber	Independent	Carleton, New Brunswick	1878.09.17	1881.02.15
Keeler, Joseph	Liberal-Conservative	Northumberland East, Ontario	1878.09.17	1881.01.21
Thompson, Joshua Spencer	Liberal-Conservative	Cariboo, British Columbia	1878.09.17	1880.12.20
Angers, Auguste Réal	Conservative	Montmorency, Quebec	1880.02.14	1880.11.12 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Oliver, Thomas	Liberal	Oxford North, Ontario	1878.09.17	1880.11.08
Mousseau, Joseph Alfred	Conservative	Bagot, Quebec	1878.09.17	1880.11.07 Resignation. Appointed President of the Privy Council.
Caron, Joseph Philippe René Adolphe	Conservative	Quebec County, Quebec	1878.09.17	1880.11.07 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Militia and Defence.
Baby, Louis François Georges	Conservative	Joliette, Quebec	1878.11.14	1880.10.28 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Quebec Superior Court.
Chandler, Edmund Leavens	Liberal	Brome, Quebec	1878.09.17	1880.08.21
Robinson, John Beverley	Conservative	West Toronto, Ontario	1878.09.17	1880.06.30 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario.
Holton, Luther Hamilton	Liberal	Châteauguay, Quebec	1878.09.17	1880.03.14
Galbraith, Daniel	Liberal	Lanark North, Ontario	1878.09.17	1879.12.17
Dubuc, Joseph	Conservative	Provencher, Manitoba	1878.09.17	1879.11.12 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Court of Queen's Bench for Manitoba.
Burk, Harvey William	Liberal	Durham West, Ontario	1878.09.17	1879.10.18 Resignation. To allow Edward Blake to run for office.
McLeod, Hugh	Liberal-Conservative	Cape Breton, Nova Scotia	1878.09.17	1879.08.05
Robitaille, Théodore	Conservative	Bonaventure, Quebec	1878.09.17	1879.07.25 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec.
Dewdney, Edgar	Conservative	Yale, British Columbia	1878.09.17	1879.06.09 Resignation. Becomes Indian Commissioner of Manitoba and North West Territories.
Gill, Charles	Conservative	Yamaska, Quebec	1878.09.17	1879.05.19 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Tremblay, Pierre Alexis	Liberal	Charlevoix, Quebec	1878.09.17	1879.01.05
Cayley, Michael	Conservative	Beauharnois, Quebec	1878.09.17	1878.12.03
McDougall, William	Conservative	Three Rivers, Quebec	1878.09.17	1878.11.11 Resignation.
Baby, Louis François Georges	Conservative	Joliette, Quebec	1878.09.17	1878.10.25 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Inland Revenue.
Masson, Louis-François-Rodrigue	Conservative	Terrebonne, Quebec	1878.09.17	1878.10.18 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Militia and Defence.
Pope, James Colledge	Conservative	Queen's County, Prince Edward Island	1878.09.17	1878.10.18 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Marine and Fisheries.
Bowell, Mackenzie	Conservative	Hastings North, Ontario	1878.09.17	1878.10.18 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Customs.
O'Connor, John	Conservative	Russell, Ontario	1878.09.17	1878.10.16 Resignation. Appointed President of the Privy Council.
McDonald, James	Conservative	Pictou, Nova Scotia	1878.09.17	1878.10.16 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Justice and Attorney General.
Tupper, Charles	Conservative	Cumberland, Nova Scotia	1878.09.17	1878.10.16 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Public Works.
Pope, John Henry	Liberal-Conservative	Compton, Quebec	1878.09.17	1878.10.16 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Agriculture.
Tilley, Samuel Leonard	Liberal-Conservative	City of St. John, New Brunswick	1878.09.17	1878.10.16 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Finance.
Macdonald, John Alexander	Liberal-Conservative	Marquette, Manitoba	1878.09.17	1878.10.15 Resignation. Becomes Prime Minister. Elected for Victoria and for Marquette. Chose to sit for Victoria.
Horton, Horace	Liberal	Huron Centre, Ontario	1878.09.17	1878.10.10 Resignation.
Brouse, William Henry	Liberal	Grenville South, Ontario	1874.01.22	1878.08.08 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Cunningham, James	Liberal	New Westminster, British Columbia	1874.01.22	1878.01.22 Resignation.
Mitchell, Peter	Independent	Northumberland, New Brunswick	1874.01.22	1878.01.14 Resignation.
Jones, Alfred Gilpin	Independent	Halifax, Nova Scotia	1874.01.22	1877.12.31 Resignation. Because of an alleged breach of the Independence of Parliament Act.
Moffat, George	Conservative	Restigouche, New Brunswick	1874.01.22	1877.12.31 Resignation.
Vail, William Berrian	Liberal	Digby, Nova Scotia	1874.10.26	1877.12.31 Resignation.
Thibaudeau, Isidore	Liberal	Quebec East, Quebec	1874.01.22	1877.11.07 Resignation.
Gaudet, Joseph	Conservative	Nicolet, Quebec	1874.01.22	1877.10.30 Resignation. Appointed to the Legislative Council of Quebec, for Kennebec Division.
Cauchon, Joseph Édouard	Conservative	Quebec-Centre, Quebec	1875.12.27	1877.10.22 Resignation. Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba.
Laurier, Wilfrid	Liberal	Drummond--Arthabaska, Quebec	1874.01.22	1877.10.07 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Inland Revenue.
Anglin, Timothy Warren	Liberal	Gloucester, New Brunswick	1874.01.22	1877.06.07 Resignation.
Norris, James	Liberal	Lincoln, Ontario	1874.11.17	1877.04.18 Resignation.
Currier, Joseph Merrill	Liberal-Conservative	Ottawa (City of), Ontario	1874.01.22	1877.04.16 Resignation. Having infringed the Independence of Parliament Act by conducting business dealings with the government while still a Member.
Pelletier, Charles Alphonse Pantaléon	Liberal	Kamouraska, Quebec	1874.01.22	1877.02.01 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Cameron, John Hillyard	Conservative	Cardwell, Ontario	1874.01.22	1876.11.14
Laflamme, Toussaint Antoine Rodolphe	Liberal	Jacques Cartier, Quebec	1874.01.22	1876.11.08 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Inland Revenue.
Mills, David	Liberal	Bothwell, Ontario	1874.01.22	1876.10.23 Resignation. Appointed Minister of the Interior and Superintendent General of Indian Affairs.
Laird, David	Liberal	Queen's County, Prince Edward Island	1874.01.22	1876.10.06 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of the North West Territories.
Pozer, Christian Henry	Liberal	Beauce, Quebec	1874.01.22	1876.09.19 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Cameron, Malcolm	Liberal	Ontario South, Ontario	1874.01.22	1876.06.06
Gordon, Adam	Liberal	Ontario North, Ontario	1874.01.22	1876.05.28
Stirton, David	Liberal	Wellington South, Ontario	1874.01.22	1876.05.24 Resignation. Becomes Postmaster of Guelph.
Scatcherd, Thomas	Liberal	Middlesex North, Ontario	1874.01.22	1876.04.15
Globensky, Charles Auguste Maximilien	Independent	Two Mountains, Quebec	1875.02.26	1876.02.11 Resignation.
Cauchon, Joseph Édouard	Conservative	Quebec-Centre, Quebec	1874.01.22	1875.12.07 Resignation. Appointed President of the Privy Council.
Fournier, Télesphore	Liberal	Bellechasse, Quebec	1874.01.22	1875.10.08 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of Canada.
Moss, Thomas	Liberal	West Toronto, Ontario	1874.01.22	1875.10.02 Resignation. Appointed Justice of the Court of Appeal of Ontario.
Blake, Edward	Liberal	Bruce South, Ontario	1874.01.22	1875.05.18 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Justice.
Macdonald, Donald Alexander	Liberal	Glengarry, Ontario	1874.01.22	1875.05.17 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario.
Pâquet, Anselme Homère	Liberal	Berthier, Quebec	1874.01.22	1875.02.08 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Ross, William	Liberal	Victoria, Nova Scotia	1874.01.22	1874.09.29 Resignation. To become Collector of Customs at Halifax, N.S., 5-11-1874.
Oakes, Edwin Randolph	Liberal-Conservative	Digby, Nova Scotia	1874.01.22	1874.09.24 Resignation. Appointed to the Legislative Council of Nova Scotia in October 1874.
Geoffrion, Félix	Liberal	Verchères, Quebec	1874.01.22	1874.07.07 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Inland Revenue.
Cunningham, Robert	Liberal	Marquette, Manitoba	1874.01.22	1874.07.04
Harvey, William	Liberal	Elgin East, Ontario	1874.01.22	1874.06.14
Dorion, Antoine Aimé	Liberal	Napierville, Quebec	1874.01.22	1874.05.31 Resignation. Appointed Chief Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench of the Province of Quebec.
Bodwell, Ebenezer Vining	Liberal	Oxford South, Ontario	1874.01.22	1874.04.23 Resignation. Appointed Superintendent of the Welland Canal.
Wood, Edmund Burke	Liberal	Durham West, Ontario	1874.01.22	1874.03.10 Resignation. Appointed Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Manitoba.
Lewis, John Bower	Conservative	Ottawa (City of), Ontario	1872.10.12	1874.01.24 Passed away. Candidate in the federal general election of 1874, but died January 24, 1874.
Coffin, Thomas	Liberal-Conservative	Shelburne, Nova Scotia	1872.10.12	1873.11.06 Resignation. Appointed Receiver General.
Tilley, Samuel Leonard	Liberal-Conservative	City of St. John, New Brunswick	1872.10.12	1873.11.04 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick.
McDonald, Hugh	Liberal-Conservative	Antigonish, Nova Scotia	1873.07.07	1873.11.04 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge for the Nova Scotia Supreme Court.
Crawford, John Willoughby	Conservative	West Toronto, Ontario	1872.10.12	1873.11.04 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario.
Bellerose, Joseph Hyacinthe	Conservative	Laval, Quebec	1872.10.12	1873.10.06 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Connell, Charles	Liberal	Carleton, New Brunswick	1872.10.12	1873.06.28
McDonald, Hugh	Liberal-Conservative	Antigonish, Nova Scotia	1872.10.12	1873.06.13 Resignation. Appointed President of the Privy Council.
Gibbs, Thomas Nicholson	Liberal-Conservative	Ontario South, Ontario	1872.10.12	1873.06.13 Resignation. Appointed Secretary of State for the Provinces.
Cartier, George-Étienne	Liberal-Conservative	Provencher, Manitoba	1872.10.12	1873.05.20
Howe, Joseph	Liberal-Conservative	Hants, Nova Scotia	1872.10.12	1873.04.30 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia.
Chauveau, Pierre-Joseph-Olivier	Conservative	Quebec County, Quebec	1872.10.12	1873.02.19 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Robitaille, Théodore	Conservative	Bonaventure, Quebec	1872.10.12	1873.01.29 Resignation. Appointed Receiver General.
Street, Thomas Clark	Conservative	Welland, Ontario	1872.10.12	1872.09.06
Burton, Francis Henry	Conservative	Durham East, Ontario	1867.09.20	1872.07.28
Morris, Alexander	Conservative	Lanark South, Ontario	1869.11.29	1872.07.01 Resignation. Appointed Chief Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench, Manitoba.
Gray, John Hamilton	Conservative	City and County of St. John, New Brunswick	1867.09.20	1872.07.01 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
Macdonald, John Sandfield	Liberal	Cornwall, Ontario	1867.09.20	1872.06.01
MacFarlane, Robert	Liberal	Perth South, Ontario	1867.09.20	1872.06.01
Pope, John Henry	Liberal-Conservative	Compton, Quebec	1867.09.20	1871.10.24 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Agriculture.
Dunkin, Christopher	Conservative	Brome, Quebec	1869.11.29	1871.10.24 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Dufresne, Joseph	Conservative	Montcalm, Quebec	1867.09.20	1871.07.13 Resignation.
Simpson, Wemyss Mackenzie	Conservative	Algoma, Ontario	1867.09.20	1871.04.26 Resignation. Becomes Indian Commissioner to negotiate a treaty with the Indians in Manitoba.
Read, Robert	Conservative	Hastings East, Ontario	1867.09.20	1871.02.23 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Caldwell, William Murray	Liberal	Restigouche, New Brunswick	1868.03.13	1870.09.29
McCarthy, Thomas	Conservative	Richelieu, Quebec	1867.09.20	1870.09.23
Kierzkowski, Alexandre Edouard	Liberal	St. Hyacinthe, Quebec	1867.09.20	1870.08.04
Huot, Pierre Gabriel	Liberal	Quebec East, Quebec	1867.09.20	1870.06.14 Resignation. Appointed Postmaster of Quebec.
Tupper, Charles	Conservative	Cumberland, Nova Scotia	1867.09.20	1870.06.14 Resignation. Appointed President of the Privy Council.
Chamberlin, Brown	Conservative	Missisquoi, Quebec	1867.09.20	1870.06.06 Resignation. Appointed Queen's Printer.
Casault, Louis Napoléon	Conservative	Bellechasse, Quebec	1867.09.20	1870.05.26 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec.
Archibald, Adams George	Liberal-Conservative	Colchester, Nova Scotia	1869.09.09	1870.05.19 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba.
Chipman, William Henry	Anti-Confederate	Kings, Nova Scotia	1867.09.20	1870.04.09
Kirkpatrick, Thomas	Conservative	Frontenac, Ontario	1867.09.20	1870.03.26
Dunkin, Christopher	Conservative	Brome, Quebec	1867.09.20	1869.11.15 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Agriculture.
Morris, Alexander	Conservative	Lanark South, Ontario	1867.09.20	1869.11.15 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Inland Revenue.
Rankin, John	Conservative	Renfrew North, Ontario	1867.09.20	1869.10.12 Resignation. To allow Francis Hincks to run for office.
Rose, John	Liberal-Conservative	Huntingdon, Quebec	1867.11.28	1869.09.29 Resignation.
McLelan, Archibald Woodbury	Anti-Confederate	Colchester, Nova Scotia	1867.09.20	1869.06.20 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
McLachlin, Daniel	Liberal	Renfrew South, Ontario	1867.09.20	1869.06.03 Resignation.
Croke, William Joseph	Anti-Confederate	Richmond, Nova Scotia	1867.09.20	1869.03.11
Howe, Joseph	Anti-Confederate	Hants, Nova Scotia	1867.09.20	1869.01.29 Resignation. Appointed President of the Privy Council.
Killam, Thomas	Anti-Confederate	Yarmouth, Nova Scotia	1867.09.20	1868.12.15
Johnson, John Mercer	Liberal	Northumberland, New Brunswick	1867.09.20	1868.11.08
Parker, Thomas Sutherland	Liberal	Wellington Centre, Ontario	1867.09.20	1868.10.24
Fisher, Charles	Liberal	York, New Brunswick	1867.09.20	1868.10.03 Resignation. Appointed Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of New Brunswick.
Boucher de Niverville, Louis Charles	Conservative	Three Rivers, Quebec	1867.09.20	1868.09.30 Resignation. To become Sheriff of Trois-Rivières.
Desaulniers, Louis Léon Lesieur	Conservative	Saint Maurice, Quebec	1867.09.20	1868.09.29 Resignation. Becomes an Inspector of Prisons and Asylums in the Province of Quebec.
Howland, William Pierce	Liberal-Conservative	York West, Ontario	1867.09.20	1868.07.14 Resignation. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario.
McGee, Thomas D'Arcy	Liberal-Conservative	Montreal West, Quebec	1867.09.20	1868.04.07
Benson, James Rea	Liberal-Conservative	Lincoln, Ontario	1867.09.20	1868.03.13 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
McMillan, John	Liberal	Restigouche, New Brunswick	1867.09.20	1868.02.15 Resignation. Appointed Inspector of Post Offices in New Brunswick.
Rose, John	Liberal-Conservative	Huntingdon, Quebec	1867.09.20	1867.11.17 Resignation. Appointed Minister of Finance.
Cauchon, Joseph Édouard	Conservative	Montmorency, Quebec	1867.09.20	1867.11.01 Resignation. Called to the Senate.
Cargill, Henry	Conservative	Bruce East, Ontario	1887.02.22	Resignation. As he was already holding a Crown appointment (Postmaster of Cargill).
Blake, Edward	Liberal	Durham West, Ontario	1872.10.12	Resignation. Elected for Bruce South and for Durham West. Chose to sit for Bruce South.
Laurier, Wilfrid	Liberal	Wright, Quebec	1904.11.03	Resignation. Elected for Québec East and for Wright. Chose to sit for Québec East.
Laurier, Wilfrid	Liberal	Ottawa (City of), Ontario	1908.10.26	Resignation. Elected for Québec East and for Ottawa. Chose to sit for Québec East.